Proposal Daisakusen

Proposal Daisakusen (2007-2008)

EndedScripted showDrama, Fantasy, Romance

Iwase Ken and Yoshida Rei have been friends since elementary school. Ken is obstinate and unskilled in love, but he fell long ago for the lively and cheerful Rei. But Rei is about to get married to another man. While Ken and other friends from high-school attend the wedding ceremony, a fairy appears and sends Ken back in time, giving him a second chance to win the girl he loves.

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Scheduleevery Monday at 21:00 (54 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E11Will a Tearful Confession Call a Miracle?Juni 25, 2007
S01E10Last Hallelujah ChanceJuni 18, 2007
S01E09What Can I Bet at the Last Moment?Juni 11, 2007
S01E08Are the Tears I Shed on New Year's Eve the Real Thing?Juni 4, 2007
S01E07When Will Love and Fireworks Scatter?Mai 28, 2007
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

Proposal Daisakusen premiered in which year?

Proposal Daisakusen premiered in the year 2007.

Who directed Proposal Daisakusen?

Osamu Katayama directed Proposal Daisakusen.

Who wrote the screenplay for Proposal Daisakusen?

Kazuhiko Yukawa wrote the screenplay for Proposal Daisakusen.

In which language was Proposal Daisakusen originally aired?

Proposal Daisakusen was originally aired in Japanese.

What is the total number of episodes in Proposal Daisakusen?

Proposal Daisakusen has a total of 11 episodes.

Who are the main characters in Proposal Daisakusen?

Iwase Ken, Yoshida Rei, and Tada Tsuru are the main characters in Proposal Daisakusen.

In which genre does Proposal Daisakusen fall?

Proposal Daisakusen is a romantic comedy-drama.

Where was Proposal Daisakusen primarily shot?

Proposal Daisakusen was primarily shot in Tokyo, Japan.

Which network aired Proposal Daisakusen?

Fuji TV aired Proposal Daisakusen.

Was Proposal Daisakusen adapted from a manga or anime series?

No, Proposal Daisakusen was not adapted from a manga or anime series.

What was the inspiration behind Proposal Daisakusen?

Proposal Daisakusen was inspired by a wedding processional song.

Who composed the music for Proposal Daisakusen?

Takayuki Hattori composed the music for Proposal Daisakusen.

What is the meaning of "Daisakusen" in the show's title?

"Daisakusen" roughly translates to "great strategy" or "big operation".

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Also known as

  • Puropozu dai sakusen
  • puropoozu daisakusen
  • Proposal Mission
  • Operation Love
  • Operation Proposal (United States)
  • プロポーズ大作戦 (Japan)
  • Operation Love (Japan)
  • Puropôzu dai sakusen (Japan)

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