Japanese film studio Shochiku has released two new TV spots for its upcoming live-action adaptation of Match Hazuki's
One Week Friends. The film stars Haruna Kawaguchi and Kento Yamazaki as Kaori Fujimiya and Yūki Hase. Both TV spots feature the theme song, "
Kanade for Isshūkan Friends," sung by Sukima Switch.
Shōsuke Murakami directs from a screenplay written by Yōko Izumisawa .
The TV anime currently has a score of
7.69 out of 10 on MAL.
For comparison's sake, here the official anime trailer, courtesy of Madman.
ONE WEEK FRIENDS Synopsis
Sixteen-year-old Yuuki Hase finally finds the courage to speak to his crush and ask her if she wants to become friends. The object of his affection, Kaori Fujimiya, is a quiet and reserved girl who cuts herself off from everyone and does not spare him the same blunt rejection she gives everybody else.
Some time after, Yuuki finds her eating lunch on the roof where she secludes herself during break. He decides to start meeting with Kaori every day in the hopes of beginning to understand her better. The more time they spend together, the more she begins to open up to him. However, nearing the end of the week, she starts to push him away once more. It is then revealed to him the reason for Kaori's cold front: at the end of the week, her memories of those close to her, excluding her family, are forgotten, as they are reset every Monday. The result of an accident in middle school, the once popular and kind Kaori is now unable to make friends in fear of hurting the people dear to her.
Determined to become more than just one week friends, Yuuki asks her the exact same question each Monday: "Would you like to be friends?" Because he knows that deep down, Kaori wishes for that more than anything.