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Let's Get Divorced 2023 Tv Series Review Trailer Poster Online

 Netflix has finally jumped into producing Japanese original shows, fans of J-dramas can expect much more interesting stories coming from the streaming platform. After the success of Alice in Borderland, Netflix has now announced another Japanese miniseries based on an interesting plot for fans.


The J-drama Let's Get Divorced tells the story of a happily married couple, at least what they are expected to be on paper. The show follows the story of a couple who must stay married due to social pressure and to maintain their public image. However, the couple eventually makes an elaborate plan to finally break up without losing anything in the ordeal.

Stars: Riisa Naka, Tôri Matsuzaka, Arata Furuta

The show follows the story of Shoji Taishi, a new third-generation lawmaker who comes from a family of politicians and has had a sheltered upbringing. He is a womanizer and not particularly smart. Taishi's wife is actress Kurosawa Yui, who got her big break from a drama series. The couple have been married for five years and act like a happily married couple for the sake of their work and public image.


However, their marriage has already broken down because Taishi and Yui barely have a conversation except when they go live on social media for Yui's fans. The couple never see each other at home and due to their differences, they have become disenchanted with their marriage.


Since they are unable to get a divorce right away due to pressure from their families and endorsement deals, the couple has no choice but to come together with the unwavering goal of getting a divorce.


All episodes of Netflix's Let's Get Divorced will premiere on Thursday, June 22 at 12:00 AM. m. (JST) / Wednesday at 11:00 p.m. m. (ET) / 8 a.m. m. (GMT).

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