Let’s Get Divorced Netflix Release Date, Cast, Plot, and Everything you need to know.

Netflix’s latest edition in its comedy, romance, and drama genre is the Japanese series, ‘Let’s Get Divorced’. Kankuro Kudo and Shizuka Oishi, two of Japan’s best scriptwriters, collaborated on this particular series. In June 2023, the show will be accessible only on Netflix.

There are numerous programs and movies that reflect the process of divorce and its difficulties, but in this romantic comedy, we witness a high-powered duo discreetly join forces to get a divorce… however, can they accomplish their mission with a number of factors working against them?

What is the Release date for Let’s Get Divorced?

Comedy drama fans will be glad to know that ‘Let’s Get Divorced’ will hit the OTT platform, Netflix this June. The show is set to release on 22nd June 2023 and depicts the lives of two individuals and their quest to separate from each other.

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What is going to be the Plot of ‘Let’s Get Divorced’?

In the aforementioned comedy-drama, a famous mediatized couple who can no longer love or put up with each other is overjoyed at their chance of divorce. External events, however, are going to get in their way, which means they will have no option but to work together to achieve their eventual goal which is: getting a divorce.

Tori Matsuzaka stars as Taishi Shoji, a philandering and not-always-sharp third-generation politician from a privileged childhood. Yui Kurosawa, a famous topmost actress who everybody dreams of marrying, is played by Riisa Naka.

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Is there a trailer for ‘Let’s Get Divorced?

Unfortunately, fans will have to wait a little longer for the trailer video of Let’s Get Divorced. There is a possibility that the video will probably drop early next month or maybe even by the end of April.

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Who is in the Cast of ‘Let’s Get Divorced’?

Tori Matsuzaka as Taishi Shoji
Riisa Naka as Yui Kurosawa
Ryo Nishikido as Kyoji Kano
Yuka Itaya as Kaoru Inden
Koji Yamamoto as Go Soda
Arata Furuta as Henry K. Ishihara