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We're Millennials. Got a Problem?

20161 seasonNobuo Mizuta

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Drama series depicts the lives of three men born in 1987 and oppose irrational things of the world through work, love, and friendship. The men are from the "yutori generation", when the Japanese government reformed the education system, emphasizing a pressure-free environment referred to as yutori education.

ComedyDramaFamily
Japan

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What is We're Millennials. Got a Problem? (2016) about?

Drama series depicts the lives of three men born in 1987 and oppose irrational things of the world through work, love, and friendship. The men are from the "yutori generation", when the Japanese government reformed the education system, emphasizing a pressure-free environment referred to as yutori education.

Who stars in We're Millennials. Got a Problem??

We're Millennials. Got a Problem? stars Masaki Okada (Masakazu Sakama), Tori Matsuzaka (Kazutoyo Yamaji), Yuya Yagira (Maribu Michigami), Sakura Ando (Akane Miyashita), Taiga Nakano (Hiromu Yamagishi). The series was created by Nobuo Mizuta.

How many seasons does We're Millennials. Got a Problem? have?

We're Millennials. Got a Problem? has 1 seasons. There are 10 episodes in total.

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