Terrace House: Boys & Girls in the City
Overview
Six men and women embark on a unique journey as they share a stunning house in the heart of the city. With only a car and their personal interactions to navigate, the cast faces the complexities of relationships without any scripted guidance. Their experiences unfold naturally, offering a glimpse into their lives, aspirations, and the dynamics that arise when strangers become housemates. The blend of genuine emotions and spontaneous moments creates an engaging atmosphere, inviting viewers to witness the evolution of friendships and romances in this captivating social experiment.
Episodes
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1
New Boys, New Girls, New City
On a sunny summer afternoon, six unfamiliar young adults come together to share a house, embarking on an unplanned journey filled with unexpected twi...
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2
Three Crushes
After lunch, the group eagerly changes into their swimsuits and makes their way to the terrace pool. The boys can’t help but feel a rush of excitem...
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3
Dream Police
The housemates gather to throw a birthday party for Yuuki, the talented tap dancer. Unfortunately, his blunt remarks lead to an emotional moment, cau...
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4
In Tears Again
Makoto and Minori enjoy a quiet dinner together, deepening their bond. Meanwhile, Yuuki works up the courage to ask Yuriko on a date, but she's had a ...
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5
Eenie Meenie Miney Mo
Tatsuya stirs excitement by announcing his plan to take each of the three girls out on a date during summer break. However, there’s something pecul...
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6
All Screwed Up
Tatsuya announces that he plans to take each of the three girls out on a date. He starts with Mizuki, followed by Yuriko, but their outing reveals un...
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7
Showing His True Colors
Makoto's impulsive actions infuriate Tatsuya, yet he remains unapologetic, resulting in a tense atmosphere in the boys' room. The escalating conflict...
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8
Late Night Poolside
Minori's enthusiasm wanes as she observes Makoto's actions. Meanwhile, Tatsuya contemplates his outings with the three girls, trying to determine whi...
