2016 Nenmatsu SP

2016年末SP · 2016年末SP ‧ Drama ‧ 2016

Beautiful, mysterious ramen-loving Koizumi-san begins to eat a bowl of ramen heartily, like always. Meanwhile, Koizumi-san’s classmates, Osawa Yu and Nakamura Misa, and the committee chairperson, Takahashi Jun, have lost sight of her even though they came to the Shin Yokohama Ramen Museum. The three of them are searching around for her when a foreigner suddenly speaks to them in German, which none of them understands. Just as they are in a bind, Koizumi-san briskly shows up. After that, the four of them head inside the Ramen Museum to eat at Ramen Muku Zweite, a ramen shop with its main branch in Frankfurt, Germany. All of them are surprised by the ramen’s appearance, which is completely different from what they had imagined and by Koizumi-san’s extensive knowledge of ramen bursts. One week later, Misa was surrounded by a large crowd of people because of a video that she had put on Youtube. This video about “cute high school girls trying to eat ramen” had recorded an impressive number of views and became the topic of conversation due to its surprising content. The video is the start of Misa going out of control. Koizumi-san, Yu and Jun get caught up in it, and things head in an unexpected direction.

What it's about

2016 Nenmatsu SP is a 2016 Japanese drama produced in Japan, originally airing on Fuji TV. It runs for 1 episodes. The story is categorised as Food, Comedy, with notable themes including Adapted From A Manga (Vote tags). It currently holds a community score of 7.2/10 on MyDramaList.

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Main cast

The leading cast members listed for 2016 Nenmatsu SP. Photography © respective talent agencies and broadcasters.

Also known as

Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san Year-end Special

Should you watch 2016 Nenmatsu SP?

If you enjoy food / comedy, 2016 Nenmatsu SP is worth your time. As a feature-length watch it's a low-risk way to sample Japanese cinema. Japanese dramas are often shorter and more grounded in slice-of-life realism than their k-drama counterparts.