Love Is Blind: Japan - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Falling in Love...through a Wall
Hosts Takashi Fujii and Yuka Itaya meet the men and women looking for love. Comedian Odacchi is a hit with the ladies, but is he marriage material?

Nice to Meet You, My Beloved
While one happy couple meets face to face, others struggle to make a mutual connection. A letter correspondence blossoms into something more.

Labyrinth of Love
The guys share notes and notice that Ayano has been using the same line on a lot of them. Wanting answers, Midori gets down to business.

That's When You Moved my Heart
Restaurateur Mizuki leaves Priya hungry for more. Mori sorts through his emotions and makes his move. Meanwhile, Kaoru tries to slow things down.

Just the Two of Us
The engaged couples depart for their romantic getaways, where they'll have plenty of opportunities to get to know each other.

Endings and Beginnings

The Cohabitation Test

Once More on One Knee

An Ill-Fitting Dress

Countdown to "I Do"

Decision Time
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