Married Woman Jump!

Yayoi, a wife who suffers from moral harassment by her husband who graduated from a national university. For example, she was accused of seeing through her socks and was about to tear, and she was accumulating her stress. She might have become thinner while wearing it. Even though no one saw the place where it was torn. One day, she was pointed out the taste of miso soup, and when the frustration reached its peak, she was standing by the beach in slippers. She gained the ability to teleport. Why is she here when she should have been in her kitchen? The next moment I wondered, Yayoi was someone's study with manuscripts scattered around. He happened to warp his body to a love hotel somewhere. The destination was irregular, but Yayoi became aware of the law by connecting the actions and behaviors of people who saw and heard at the transfer destination.

Directed by Daisuke Yamanouchi, Married Woman Jump! leans on a strong ensemble — Tsubaki Kato, Miu Akemi, Coco Nanahara — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about drama titles of 2021.