The live-action television adaptation of Keiko Suenobu's Ochitara Owari manga is set to premiere July 1 on Chukyo TV, NTV, and affiliates, with a full cast announced.
Keiko Suenobu's Ochitara Owari manga, a psychological drama about a housewife's social climb in a high-rise, is being adapted into a live-action television series. Chukyo TV announced the project in May 2026, with a premiere date of July 1 on Chukyo TV, NTV, and affiliates. Former AKB-48 member Mariko Shinoda and announcer Misato Ugaki star as the leads.
In June 2026, three additional cast members were announced: Aimi Satsukawa, Kei Fubuki, and Sarina Suzuki. Their roles fill out the ensemble around the two leads, setting the social dynamics of the story about housewife friendships and hidden tensions. Taeko Asano writes the scripts. The series airs in the Wednesday Platinum Night timeslot.
The adaptation continues a pattern of live-action treatments of Suenobu's work, which includes Life and Limit. The manga itself recently completed its run. As of the most recent stories, no further casting or production details have been disclosed.
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The live-action television adaptation of Keiko Suenobu's Ochitara Owari manga has announced three new cast members: Aimi Satsukawa, Kei Fubuki, and Sarina Suzuki. The series premieres July 1 in the Wednesday Platinum Night timeslot on Chukyo TV, NTV, and affiliates. Former AKB-48 member Mariko Shinoda and announcer Misato Ugaki star.
Chukyo TV announced a live-action television adaptation of Keiko Suenobu's Ochitara Owari manga, premiering July 1 on Chukyo TV, NTV, and affiliates. Former AKB-48 member Mariko Shinoda and announcer Misato Ugaki star. Taeko Asano writes the scripts.