Where Have My Skirts Gone? (俺のスカート、どこ行った？)
Drama, Comedy, Teen
- Nippon TV
Japan
Japanese- 1 Season (10 Episodes)
- 2019 - 2019
- Ended
8/10
One day, Nobuo Harada (Arata Furuta) starts work as a Japanese language teacher at a high school. He is a gay and dresses like a woman. He sympathizes with the lives and worries of his students.
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Storyline
Teachers and students come in all sizes and kinds of course. Harada Nobuo is a new teacher at a high school. He teaches the Japanese language to his students. He is a homosexual who cross dresses. Like any teacher the skirt wearing man cares for his students and takes them under his wing.
Country: Japan
Type: scripted
Status: Ended
Language: Japanese
Release Date: April 20, 2019
Also Known As: Ore no Sukato Doko Itta?, As: My Skirt Where Did It Go?Where Did My Skirt Go?, Ore no Sukato, Doko Itta?, 俺のスカート、どこ行った？, 我的裙子哪裡去了? | See more »
CastSee full cast »
Otsuka Tsugimo
as Hayata Himeji
Kazuki Horike
as Kazuma Komai
Nozomi Miyabe
as Mugi Nagahama
Shunsuke Michieda
as Masayoshi Tojo
Ren Sudo
as Hajime Ushikubo
Nichika Akutsu
as Shinnosuke Mitsuoka
Hina Miyano
as Ema Odawara
Seina Kokufuda
as Suzume Kiyotake
Asahi Itou
as Ichido Yasuoka
Nao Nakanishi
as Shogo Hanazawa
Yoshiyoshi Arakawa
as Kenta Koga
Asumi Kikuchi
as Shuri Motegi
Ayaka Ônishi
as Amane Sagawa
Kôji Ohkura
as Masatoshi Shouji
Ayaka Uda
as Sayaka Komatsu
