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It should do, yes! In Japan, it's going to air on Fuji TV's Tuesday @9 slot, replacing Sayonara Noir -- and that should indicate a weekly release internationally too (:

Her name is Choo Song-yeon and I think this is her debut series! (:

Coming to Viki on February 14th, everyone! 🎉

Namu Wiki has listed Netflix for both domestic and international release. We should have an official announcement soon *fingers crossed!* (:

I'll definitely give it a shot, then! Thank you so much! ❤️

I haven't yet! I ended up dedicating my time to Cinderella Closet, Their Marriage, Chihayafuru, so Learning to Love ended up in my watchlist. So would you recommend it?

I'm so glad to hear that! On my end, I'd say, "very much so!" I feel that Cinderella Closet has been this year's most pleasant surprise so far. I really had no expectations whatsoever when I started but it was such a joy to follow it (and Matsumoto Leo was just extraordinary!) ❤️

I hope you enjoy(ed) it! 😉

It should be out in Europe now! (:

You have a point! I didn't even realise it was just a week later -- I just noticed it was a different month! XD

Release has been postponed to November 3rd ):

Oh, I see! Thank you so much, everyone! 🙏

Hmm... honest question: where are you guys watching episode 12? Because the last episode is only coming out in Japan on Sept. 23rd so... has Netflix made a mistake and released it early in some countries (maybe that's why there were no subtitles)? I don't think TBS would allow international release before domestic release, really 😭

I know right? T-T

It seems that TBS is skipping a week and there will be no new episode next week (the 16th) so the last episode (#12) is only coming out on September 23rd! T-T

Believe it or not, episode 9 should be the last one! 😭

Fingers crossed over here too! 🤞

Viu has already confirmed distribution. Often, Viu and Viki release the same series so let's hope Viki also confirms distribution soon! 😊

I felt the same way! Since Taka was involved in the creation of the soundtrack, I think Takeru "channeled" his inner Taka -- because he looked so much like him on stage at times! 😊 According to Netflix, "the actors dedicated over a year to learning instruments, singing, and even making their actual debut as a band." So, yes! And I also remember reading that most of the concert scenes were filmed as if they were actual concerts. It's really, really impressive how they managed to put it all together! 🥰

According to the production company behind it, the show should have 12 episodes 😊