Daisuke Nakagawa

On the outside, Riku Hayase (Ryohei Suzuki) appears to be a regular family man who runs a pastry shop while supporting his son and mother. But underneath the surface, Riku struggles with his wife's disappearance after she vanished without a trace two and a half years prior. His life takes a dark turn when shady detective Ayumi Gido (also played by Ryohei Suzuki) pays him a visit with horrifying news: the body of Riku's wife has been found, and Ayumi has come to arrest Riku for the murder. Determined to prove his innocence, Riku decides to pose as the detective himself with help from Ichika Kougo (Erika Toda), one of his wife's former coworkers. Can Riku find out what truly happened to his wife, or is he only getting himself into more trouble?

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🍰The Pastry Detectives 🔍

Edo Teramoto

While Akihito Kano (Kotaro Daigo) was originally a technical worker, he was transferred to the sales department. A year later, he still struggles to fit in with his colleagues, particularly with Seiji Ogami (Daisuke Nakagawa), the ace of the sales department, whom he both admires and is envious of. On a night of a full moon, Akihito stumbles across a shrine, where he finds an old mirror with a mysterious message that the person who looks into the mirror will see their true self. After Akihito wishes to stand on equal footing with Seiji, he's suddenly surrounded by mist, and he awakens in a world that looks just like his – but his colleagues treat him warmly, and Seiji looks at him with affection. Can Akihito use this opportunity to confront his true feelings about Seiji and learn how to let others in? This drama is adapted from the novel of the same name by Sachi Umino.

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