Lunch Queen

July. 01,2002

Rating：

7.3

Genre：

Drama Comedy

Keywords：

Trailer Synopsis

Lunch no Joō is a Japanese drama series aired in Japan on Fuji TV in 2002. It stars Yuko Takeuchi, Yōsuke Eguchi, Satoshi Tsumabuki, and Shinichi Tsutsumi. Natsumi loves lunchtime and food. Nothing excites her more than to walk down the street thinking about where she'll eat lunch. One day, a man Kennichiro interrupts Natsumi as she's about to eat her favorite rice omelet and drags her outside and begs her to come home with him so that he can introduce her to his family. He explains to her that his father is sick and after leaving on bad terms, the only way he'll be allowed back home is to return with a fianceé. Natsumi is left with quite the predicament.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2002

13 Episode

Episode 1 - An omelette with rice which you love

July. 01,2002

Episode 2 - Now Serving: The New Summer Love Menu!

July. 08,2002

Episode 3 - Cream Corokke... of Tears

July. 15,2002

Episode 4 - Check Out this Chicken & Rice Properly, Ok!

July. 22,2002

Episode 5 - More, please! Puffy rice

July. 29,2002

Episode 6 - Father's Last Children's Lunch (Dad's Last Happy Meal)

August. 05,2002

Episode 7 - A hamburger steak! An old lover!

August. 12,2002

Episode 8 - A cutlet! A dangerous… and sad past

August. 19,2002

Episode 9 - Former he who is in danger and a rival of love

August. 26,2002

Episode 10 - Seriously? A sudden kiss and accelerated love

September. 02,2002

Episode 11 - Proposal to elder brother's wife

September. 09,2002

Episode 12 - The Reason for Lunch on Earth - Big Brother Returns! Who will be the victor in the battle of love?

September. 16,2002

Episode 13 - Episode 13

September. 23,2002

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