After being dumped by her boyfriend, Koyori went to her longtime friend Hijiri’s house to drink away her sorrow…and ended up spending the night with him! Not only that, he tells her he loves her—and she’s not sure how to reconcile the new development with someone she’s known since they were kids. After all, the stakes are high—if things don’t work out, she could risk losing it all. And to make matters worse, her ex wants to reconcile…? Koyori needs to figure out what she wants, before she loses it all. (Source: Kodansha.us) ~~ Adapted from the manga series "Honno Switch" (ホンノウスイッチ) by Kujira. Edit Translation
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- Native Title: ホンノウスイッチ
- Also Known As: Honno Switch , Honnou Switch
- Screenwriter: Izumisawa Yoko
- Director: Fujisawa Hirokazu, Takahashi Hiroto
- Genres: Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Aoi WakanaHoshi KoyoriMain Role
- Miyachika KaitoAkiyama HijiriMain Role
- Tozuka JunkiYoshida SosukeSupport Role
- Kojima KenEnomoto ShuSupport Role
- Uryu KazunariAkiyama ShigeruSupport Role
- Kubota MakiAkiyama MichiyoSupport Role
Reviews

Didn't click
When I saw that this was a friends-to-lovers story, I jumped into it right away. But it turned out that it wasn't the plot I typically enjoy, where we get to watch two people realize they're in love with each other and slowly make their way to each other. Instead, the leads pretty much get together in the first episode, and the drama revolves more around little bumps in their relationship, some of which are awkwardly realistic like figuring out how to communicate after living together, and some of which are more trope-y like third parties trying to get in between their relationship. The last episode is also pretty rushed.Ultimately, this was pretty light-hearted and low stakes, but it didn't really click with me.
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No romantic vibe at all
I felt no romantic vibe throughout the whole show.It seems more like they get together because they've known each other for so long and they know each other so well that it just feels right to be a couple, like sticking to their comfort zone forever.
The only remarkable scene is the one of the breakup, the only episode where I could actually feel something and sense some sympathy for both characters.
Between the two, anyway, ML was the more communicative both towards the FL and the public with his acting.
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