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Sequel to the Novel 'Danchi no Futari' (The Two in the Housing Complex), Adapted into a Drama Starring Kyoko Koizumi and Satomi Kobayashi, Released Today!

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  • Sequel to the Novel 'Danchi no Futari' (The Two in the Housing Complex), Adapted into a Drama Starring Kyoko Koizumi and Satomi Kobayashi, Released Today!
  • Futabasha Publishers released 'Mata Danchi no Futari,' the sequel to Chiya Fujino's bestseller novel 'Danchi no Futari,' on June 10. Additionally, the drama series, which aired on NHK BS, will be broadcast on terrestrial NHK General starting July 14.
  • Source: PR TIMES
  • Date: Thu Jun 11 2026 01:00:01 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)

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Futabasha Publishers released 'Mata Danchi no Futari,' the sequel to Chiya Fujino's bestseller novel 'Danchi no Futari,' on June 10. Additionally, the drama series, which aired on NHK BS, will be broadcast on terrestrial NHK General starting July 14.

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Sequel to the Novel 'Danchi no Futari' (The Two in the Housing Complex), Adapted into a Drama Starring Kyoko Koizumi and Satomi Kobayashi, Released Today! (Thu Jun 11 2026 01:00:01 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)), PR TIMES
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PR TIMES
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Thu Jun 11 2026 01:00:01 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)

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Futabasha Publishers released 'Mata Danchi no Futari,' the sequel to Chiya Fujino's bestseller novel 'Danchi no Futari,' on June 10. Additionally, the drama series, which aired on NHK BS, will be broadcast on terrestrial NHK General starting July 14.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the story 'Mata Danchi no Futari' about?
A: It depicts the enduring friendship and daily life of two single friends in their 50s, Natchan (illustrator) and Noechi (university lecturer), living in a housing complex.
Q: When will the drama be broadcast on terrestrial TV?
A: It will be broadcast on NHK General's 'Drama 10' slot starting July 14, 2026.
Q: Who is the author of the original novel?
A: Chiya Fujino, an Akutagawa Prize-winning author.