Who knows what this Japanese drama is called?

I don't know which Korean drama you're referring to. Please provide more context so that I can better answer your question.

The ending of the Japanese drama "Fantasy Night" was as follows: At the end of the series, one of the female leads, Tama Uejo (Ai Furano), successfully completed her mission to save Japan from the threat of a nuclear disaster. And Shangjo Dangma and the male protagonist, Kirihara Ryoji (Oguri Shun), finally came together after experiencing many twists and turns. They had a wonderful time together, but it also revealed the deeper feelings between them. In the end, they decided to face the challenges of the future together and continue to be together. However, it is important to note that this ending is not completely open. The fate of Kamijou Dangma and Kirihara Ryoji is still uncertain because they are still threatened by certain organizations.

Anti-Japanese spy war romance dramas generally referred to television dramas that combined anti-Japanese and spy war elements. They usually added romance elements to describe the complex relationship between the protagonist's anti-Japanese and spy war. This type of TV series was more popular in China. Some of the works such as "Anti-Japanese Heroes","My War of Resistance","Red Pursuit Order" and so on had achieved high reputation. In addition to China, there were similar anti-Japanese spy war romance dramas in other countries, such as Japan's Agent Hero, Eye of the Spy, and the United States 'Breaking Bad.

I don't know what a Japanese drama is called. However, I know some Japanese TV series such as " A Kiss for Love "," Pet Lover "," It's Shameful but useful to Escape ", etc. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

As someone who loves reading novels, I can't provide any personal information about the main lead. However, I can tell you some basic information about the main leads: 1. Kimura Takuya (Tom Hidden): The main character, Taro Yamada, was the flight attendant of an airline. 2. Mia Sora, who played the main character, Reiko Ueda, was a new flight attendant of an airline. 3. Aoi Miyazaki (Kacey Musgraves), who played the role of "Osora Yingji", a senior air steward of an airline. 4. Matsumoto Yoshi (Matsumoto Yoshi): As Nojima Shinji, the CEO of the airline. The personal information of these actors may be private. If you need more detailed information, you are advised to consult relevant online information or consult relevant professionals.

I don't know if anyone has the novel or the script for "The Trap." However, if you are looking for a novel or script, you can search online reading platforms or libraries or consult the owner of the novel or script. I hope you find the content you want!

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