Hana (Kawashima Umika) and Mizuki (Asakawa Nana) are lifelong best friends and have been like two peas in a pod ever since elementary school. Hana, 25, works in the product development department of a major retailer. She longs to be loved, but her expressions often show when she looks at other people - leading to complications. Mizuki, meanwhile, is very protective of Hana - but is secretly quite jealous of Hana...mainly because men seem to always prefer Hana over her. When Hana's heart is broken by a cheating boyfriend, the duo travels to a hot spring to recover. And this is where they meet two handsome young men named Yosuke (Jin Shirasu) and Ayumu (Akihisa Shiono). While they are chatting, Yosuke chastises Hana for always taking a back seat in the conversation. This gets Hana thinking about the way she behaves. Love is about to spark between these lonely hearts - but who will end up with who? And could the balance of love be disrupted when Ayumu's brother arrives on the scene - with love plans of his own? This drama was based on a manga series of the same name by Eiko Tachibana, which debuted in 2019. "We Are Too Clumsy About Love" is a 2020 Japanese drama series that was directed by Koji Ono and Hidetaka Sakamoto.
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Cast
Umika Kawashima
Hana Fujiwara
Jin Shirasu
Yosuke Narita
Nana Asakawa
Mizuki Katayama
Akihisa Shiono
Ayumu Ichinose
Toa Shimasaki
Kanade Ichinose
Kayo Noro
Yuri Hamano
Mina Oba
Sae
Sôsuke Yoshida
Kanade Ichinose as a child
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The only thing mature about this J-Drama are the occasional moments of the 2 male leads. Don't particular care for the theme of best friends going for the same guy or girl and the worn out childish theme of the best girlfriend calling dibs on the guy that actually likes you. Then throw in the X girlfriend halfway through to cause a stir. All in all thought the 2 male leads did a good job acting - the 2 females were immature and scripting had the female lead being a people pleaser just yielding and apologizing for everything & that got infuriating after awhile. The ending is satisfying so not disappointed if watch to the last frame.