Honoka Matsumoto

While on her lunch break at a park, game character designer Naho Karashima (Honoka Matsumoto) has a disastrous encounter with Haru Amami (Kei Inoo) when she accidentally spills coffee all over his high-end vintage clothing. When Naho confesses that she can't afford to replace Haru's clothes, he proposes an alternative: make him homemade lunches for 30 days, and he'll call it even. This begins their strange series of "lunch dates" in the park, as Naho becomes acquainted with the handsome, yet incredibly awkward, Haru. However, their fledgling connection gets a new complication when Naho learns that Haru is actually a game creator at a rival company, making their meetings a potential corporate disaster if anyone ever found out. Will their interest in each other be enough to overcome this obstacle, or will they try to forget everything that's happened after Naho's "repayment" is up?

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Naho Karashima

Fuji TV

Kanoko Urabe (Honoka Matsumoto) lives in a rural village with her mother in early Showa-era Japan. However, Kanoko's uncanny ability to detect lies has made her an outcast, resulting in her decision to leave to avoid further burdening her mother. Kanoko finds her way to the town of Tsukumoya, where she meets Soma Iwai (Ouji Suzuka), a young, debt-stricken detective who rescues her after she collapses from hunger. To Kanoko's surprise, Soma finds her lie-detecting skills impressive and useful, and he offers her a job as his assistant. Combining Soma's deductive reasoning skills and Kanoko's abilities, they begin investigating strange incidents and solving crimes – but as they spend more time together, they might develop a personal relationship, too. This drama was adapted from the manga series of the same name by Ritsu Miyako.

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Kanoko Urabe

In an attempt to stop his classmates from bullying his friend, Toru Kamiya (Shunsuke Michieda) confesses his feelings to Maori Hino (Riko Fukumoto) – even though they both know that it's a lie. To Toru's surprise, Maori agrees to date him, but under three conditions: no talking to her until after school, keep communication brief, and no falling in love. The agreement works for a while, but Toru ends up falling for Maori for real. When he tells Maori, she has an unexpected truth of her own to share. She has anterograde amnesia, meaning that she forgets the events of the past day every time she wakes up, and relies on a detailed diary to "remember." Toru resolves to make Maori happy for as long as he can, but that might be less time than he expected. This film was adapted from the novel of the same name by Misaki Ichijo.

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