My Happy Marriage Episode 1 Pre-Screening and Cast Talk: Watch Now or Miss Out!

The highly anticipated drama series, "My Happy Marriage," had its first episode pre-screening and cast talk on Wednesday. The event was held online and was streamed live on YouTube.

The drama, which is based on a popular manga series of the same name, follows the story of a couple who have been married for five years but are struggling to keep their relationship intact. The first episode gave viewers a glimpse into the couple's daily lives and the challenges they face as they try to navigate their marriage.

The pre-screening was followed by a cast talk, where the show's stars, Yuto Nakajima and Nana Komatsu, discussed their roles and shared their thoughts on the show. Nakajima, who plays the husband, spoke about the challenges of portraying a character who is struggling in his marriage. "It was a difficult role to play because I had to show the character's vulnerabilities and weaknesses," he said.

Komatsu, who plays the wife, spoke about the importance of portraying a realistic portrayal of marriage. "Marriage is not always easy, and it's important to show the ups and downs of a relationship," she said.

The show's director, Yui Yamamoto, also spoke about the challenges of adapting a popular manga series into a drama. "We wanted to stay true to the original story while also making it accessible to a wider audience," she said.

The pre-screening and cast talk were well-received by fans, who praised the show's realistic portrayal of marriage. "I loved the first episode, and I can't wait to see what happens next," one viewer commented.

"My Happy Marriage" is set to air on Japanese television later this month. The show's producers have not yet announced whether it will be available for international viewers.

Overall, the pre-screening and cast talk were a success, and fans are eagerly anticipating the next episode of "My Happy Marriage." With its talented cast and realistic portrayal of marriage, the show is sure to be a hit with audiences both in Japan and around the world.

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