Hen

Name: Hen
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1996-04-06
Rating: 6.9
Cast: Shinsuke Aoki, Aiko Satô, Asami Jô

TV Series
1996

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

YOUR RATING

Comedy

Yoshida Chizuru is the sexiest co-ed in her class. Secretly, she's been appearing in TV commercials - despite the fact that students are forbidden from working.Yoshida Chizuru is the sexiest co-ed in her class. Secretly, she's been appearing in TV commercials - despite the fact that students are forbidden from working.Yoshida Chizuru is the sexiest co-ed in her class. Secretly, she's been appearing in TV commercials - despite the fact that students are forbidden from working.

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IMDb RATING

6.9/10

YOUR RATING

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Episodes7

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Trivia
Based on Hen ("Strangeness") a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Hiroya Oku. There are two separate Hen series, both were published in Shueisha's seinen manga magazine Weekly Young Jump; the first one from 1989 to 1994, and the second from 1995 to 1997. Both series received a television drama adaptation broadcast on TV Asahi in 1996.

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Followed by Strange Love (1997)

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The live-action version of "Strange Love"

All the comments here so far are describing the wrong video. This "HEN" was the live action version that preceded the forgettable anime. It was a lot better than the anime and also more accurate to the manga. The VHS version was more explicit than the TV broadcast version. There were two parts to this story, both dealing with same-sex romantic relationships. Part 1 featured the macho Suzuki (Aoki) suddenly falling in love with a bishonen boy Yuki Sato (actress Aiko Sato). Part 2 was the more popular version with loose schoolgirl Chizuru (former adult video star Asami Jo) suddenly falling for the innocent transfer student from Kyushu, Azumi Yamada (Miho Kiuchi). I don't think this was ever released outside Japan, unfortunately.