The Tatami Galaxy

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  • DRAMA & SOAPS
  • 30m
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11. The End of the 4½ Tatami Age - The angst-ridden narrator becomes lost in a maze of 4.5 Tatami rooms as he searches for what lingers just out of reach.

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Series 1

1. Tennis Circle "Cupid"

A college dropout in search of ramen crosses paths with a self-proclaimed deity of matrimony.

2. Film Circle "Misogi"

The not-so-lovable loser and his sidekick Ozu use hidden cameras in an attempt to overthrow the head of the campus movie circle.

3. Cycling Association "Soleil"

After the campus cleanup crew confiscates his state-of-the-art bicycle, a college misfit trades his wheels for some wings in an attempt to become a human birdman.

4. Disciples Wanted

A lowly college student signs on as a disciple to a madman who’s wanted by the library police.

5. Softball Circle "Honwaka"

The Softball Club seems like a good place for a lonely boy to find intimacy, but the action takes a foul turn when his only friend hatches another heinous scheme.

6. English Conversation Circle "JoEnglish"

Seeking romance and adventure by joining the foreign language club, he gets caught in a love triangle where a night of drinking leads to intrusive gum massages.

7. "Hero Show Association" Circle

Everyone falls in love at least once during college, but not everyone severs all connections with actual humans in favor of an illicit romance with a life-sized plastic doll.

8. Reading Circle "SEA"

A name scrawled inside a novel leads to a romantic exchange of letters, but the storybook ending takes a bizarre turn when the two star-crossed pen pals meet face-to-face.

9. Secret Society "Lucky Cat Chinese Restaurant"

Membership has its privileges, but not for an unsuspecting college student forcibly initiated into the Secret Society Lucky Cat Chinese Restaurant!

10. The 4½ Tatami Ideologue

An unusual young man with no interest in the outside world tries to survive the college experience by refusing to leave his room.

11. The End of the 4½ Tatami Age

The angst-ridden narrator becomes lost in a maze of 4.5 Tatami rooms as he searches for what lingers just out of reach.