Tokyo PR Woman
Top 10 Billed Cast
Rena Misaki
Ryohei Kusakabe
Shingo Muto
Keita Nishijima
Miharu Kurita
Saki Mitamura
Junko Kamoshita
Nishida
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Rena Misaki works at a bank. She lacks self-confidence. Because of a reason, she begins working for a PR company and her boss is Kusakabe. As she struggles to work under her new boss, Rena Misaki grows as a person.
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2015-07-22
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