Kanna Hashimoto and Junhyuk Choi Star in Akiko Higashimura's "Vacation Law"
Higashimura, a celebrated manga creator, is making her first serial drama as writer and director, with a format of short episodes released three times weekly on ABEMA.
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ABEMA announced the original drama "Vacation Law" starring Kanna Hashimoto and South Korean actor Junhyuk Choi. Manga artist Akiko Higashimura, known for "Kakukaku Shikajika" and "Tokyo Tarareba Musume," is the original creator, screenwriter, and director. The series begins streaming July 27 with 15-minute episodes three times a week.
Akiko Higashimura, the manga artist behind "Kakukaku Shikajika" and "Tokyo Tarareba Musume," is stepping into live-action drama for the first time as original creator, screenwriter, and director. Her ABEMA original series "Vacation Law" stars Kanna Hashimoto as Midori Hoshino, a woman who loses her job and retreats to a seaside villa, where she meets a mysterious caretaker played by Junhyuk Choi. The show is described as a "detox romance" blending comedy, healing, and suspense. Episodes run 15 minutes each and stream Monday, Wednesday, and Friday starting July 27.
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