Omameda Towako and Her Three Ex-Husbands

Omameda Towako and Her Three Ex-Husbands (大豆田とわ子と三人の元夫, Omameda Towako to Sannin no Motootto), or Towako Omameda and Her Three Ex-Husbands, also known by the abbreviation Mameo (まめ夫), is a Japanese television drama series. The official English title is My Dear Exes. It stars Takako Matsu as the titular character, a 40-year-old woman who, after three marriages that ended in divorce, is raising her teenage daughter while becoming the head of a construction company. Her attempts to succeed and live a fulfilled life only bring her closer to the antics of her ex-husbands (Ryuhei Matsuda, Akihiro Kakuta, Masaki Okada).[3][4]

Omameda Towako and Her Three Ex-Husbands
Also known asMy Dear Exes
GenreComedy drama
Romantic comedy
Written byYuji Sakamoto
Directed byNakae Kazuhito
Ikeda Chihiro
Taki Yusuke
StarringTakako Matsu
Ryuhei Matsuda
Akihiro Kakuta
Masaki Okada
Ending theme《Presence》- STUTS & Takako Matsu with 3exes[1][2]
ComposerYuta Bandoh
Country of originJapan
Original languageJapanese
No. of episodes10
Production
ProducerAyumi Sano
Release
Original networkFuji TV
KTV
Original releaseApril 13 (2021-04-13) 
June 15, 2021 (2021-06-15)

Scripted by Yuji Sakamoto, who previously worked with Matsu and Matsuda on the drama Quartet, Omameda Towako was conceived as a "new kind of romantic comedy" and "chatty drama," where attention would be placed on the fast-flowing dialogue between actors.[5] Upon release, the show received acclaim for its story and performances. Although it received a low average viewership rating of 6.1% upon its initial airing on KTV,[6] a subsequent release on Netflix in Japan gave it a larger audience and success on social media.[7]

Cast

Promotional poster
  • Takako Matsu as Towako Omameda
  • Ryuhei Matsuda as Hassaku Tanaka (Husband 1)
  • Akihiro Kakuta as Katoro Sato (Husband 2)
  • Masaki Okada as Shinshin Nakamura (Husband 3)
  • Hana Toyoshima as Uta Omameda
  • Ryo Iwamatsu as Ousuke Omameda
  • Mikako Ichikawa as Kagome Watarai
  • Shizuka Ichibashi as Sara Mitsuya
  • Kumi Takiuchi as Mirei Furuki
  • Natsumi Ichibashi as Tsubasa Kotani
  • Maryjun Takahashi as Karen Shorin
  • Yoshimasa Kondo as Jin Rokubo
  • Joe Odagiri as Hiroshi Takanashi

References

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