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* {{Adorkable}}: Kouki is such a Japanese history nerd that when Rio invites him to choose a place for their date, he decides to take them on a historical tour in the countryside. His passion for it is so infectious that Rio actually learns a lot from him and manages to get a perfect score on her test (on a technicality thanks to Kouki).
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* BiTheWay: Rio sleeps with her compensated dating clients, and is also in a secret romance with her classmate Naoko. [[spoiler:She later leaves her compensated dating work and also stops being romantically involved with Naoko when she starts falling for Kouki]].
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* {{Adorkable}}: Kouki is a total Japanese history nerd, and when Rio invites him to choose a place for their date, he decides to take them on a historical tour in the countryside. His passion for it is so infectious that Rio actually learns a lot from him and manages to get a perfect score on her test (on a technicality thanks to Kouki).
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* {{Adorkable}}: Kouki is such a total Japanese history nerd, and nerd that when Rio invites him to choose a place for their date, he decides to take them on a historical tour in the countryside. His passion for it is so infectious that Rio actually learns a lot from him and manages to get a perfect score on her test (on a technicality thanks to Kouki).
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* MistakenIdentity: The fact that Rio and Kouki have the same last name Ozawa is what brings them together. A photo printer shop switches their pictures by mistake, and they first meet to swap photos before Rio starts to get more involved with him.
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* MistakenIdentity: The fact that Rio and Kouki have the same last family name Ozawa is what brings them together. A photo printer shop switches their pictures by mistake, and they first meet to swap photos before Rio starts to get more involved with him.
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* TeacherStudentRomance: Thankfully not within the same school, but the trope still applies nonetheless. To emphasize this, even at her most lovestruck, Rio still calls him "Sensei" (teacher) instead of by name.
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* TeacherStudentRomance: Thankfully not within the same school, but the trope still applies nonetheless. To emphasize this, even at her most lovestruck, Rio still calls him "Sensei" (teacher) ''Sensei'' ("teacher") instead of by name.
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* ToplessnessFromTheBack: How 17-year-old Rio is introduced. A lot of the movie's promotional posters highlights this as well.
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* BiTheWay: Rio sleeps with her compensated dating clients, and is also in a secret romance with her classmate Nao. [[spoiler:She later leaves her compensated dating work and also stops being romantically involved with Nao when she starts falling for Kouki]].
* BookEnds: [[spoiler:Rio and Kouki meet again a year later almost exactly the same way they first met, except that Kouki's surgery has erased his memories of her; which is perhaps why Rio says the same things she did before, attempting to jog his memory somehow]].
* BookEnds: [[spoiler:Rio and Kouki meet again a year later almost exactly the same way they first met, except that Kouki's surgery has erased his memories of her; which is perhaps why Rio says the same things she did before, attempting to jog his memory somehow]].
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* BiTheWay: Rio sleeps with her compensated dating clients, and is also in a secret romance with her classmate Nao. Naoko. [[spoiler:She later leaves her compensated dating work and also stops being romantically involved with Nao Naoko when she starts falling for Kouki]].
* BookEnds: [[spoiler:Rio and Kouki meet again a year later almost exactly the same way they first met, except that Kouki's surgery has erased his memories of her; which is perhaps why Rio says the same things she didbefore, attempting a year ago, in an attempt to jog his memory somehow]].
* BookEnds: [[spoiler:Rio and Kouki meet again a year later almost exactly the same way they first met, except that Kouki's surgery has erased his memories of her; which is perhaps why Rio says the same things she did
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* DramaticIrony: The fact that Kouki has brain cancer is among the first things we learn about him. Later, we see him making his death certificate (much to his cousin's frustration), creating a funeral photo, and even counting down his days. It takes until the latter third of the movie for Rio to learn all of this, however.
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Nao kills herself after murdering her mother's boyfriend. He had been raping her repeatedly; and yet her mother was more angry at Nao than the abusive boyfriend. She first tries to stab Tomoko, and later jumps off her school rooftop after Rio shields Tomoko from her]].
* FalseFriend: Rio and her posse accept Tomoko when she decides to join them in their compensated dating work. [[spoiler:After Nao commits suicide, Rio decides to drop the pretense and confess everything to Tomoko. Even though she gets angry and wants to break off with them, when Rio is hospitalized, Tomoko chooses to take care of her]].
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Nao kills herself after murdering her mother's boyfriend. He had been raping her repeatedly; and yet her mother was more angry at Nao than the abusive boyfriend. She first tries to stab Tomoko, and later jumps off her school rooftop after Rio shields Tomoko from her]].
* FalseFriend: Rio and her posse accept Tomoko when she decides to join them in their compensated dating work. [[spoiler:After Nao commits suicide, Rio decides to drop the pretense and confess everything to Tomoko. Even though she gets angry and wants to break off with them, when Rio is hospitalized, Tomoko chooses to take care of her]].
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* DramaticIrony: The fact that Kouki has brain cancer is among the first things we learn about him. Later, we see him making his death certificate (much to his cousin's frustration), certificate, creating a funeral photo, and even counting down his days. It takes until the latter third of the movie for Rio to learn all of this, however.
* DrivenToSuicide:[[spoiler:Nao [[spoiler:Naoko kills herself after murdering her mother's boyfriend. He had been raping her repeatedly; repeatedly, and yet her mother was more angry at Nao Naoko than the abusive boyfriend. She first tries to stab Tomoko, and later jumps off her school rooftop after Rio shields Tomoko from her]].
* FalseFriend: Rio and her posse accept Tomoko when she decides to join them in their compensated dating work. [[spoiler:AfterNao Naoko commits suicide, Rio decides to drop the pretense and confess everything to Tomoko. Even though she gets angry and wants to break off with them, when Rio is hospitalized, Tomoko chooses to take care of her]].
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* FalseFriend: Rio and her posse accept Tomoko when she decides to join them in their compensated dating work. [[spoiler:After
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* {{Bookends}}: BookEnds: [[spoiler:Rio and Kouki meet again a year later almost exactly the same way they first met, except that Kouki's surgery has erased his memories of her; which is perhaps why Rio says the same things she did before, attempting to jog his memory somehow]].
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* ManicPixieDreamGirl: An interesting variation: meeting Kouki brings out this trait in Rio, rather than her starting out this way from the beginning of their relationship.
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* FalseFriend: Rio and her posse accept Tomoko when she decides to join them in their compensated dating work. [[spoiler:After Nao commits suicide, Rio decides to drop the pretense and confess everything to Tomoko. Even though she gets angry and wants to break off with them, when Rio is hospitalized, Tomoko chooses to take care of her]].
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* RayOfHopeEnding: [[spoiler:Rio despondently stands in the rain after Kouki walks away without remembering who she was. To her surprise, Kouki comes back and covers her under his umbrella, and she excitedly embraces him. It's implied that there are still hints of his attraction to her]].
* RelativeError: When Rio first meets Kouki's cousin Kaori, she mistakes her for Kouki's girlfriend.
* SorryThatImDying: After Rio finally learns how dire Kouki's condition has become, Kouki confesses that he was set on dying quietly before she turned his life completely upside-down. After his cousin had failed so many times to convince him, Rio manages to get him to have surgery to save his life, even at the risk of his memory.
* TeacherStudentRomance: Thankfully not within the same school, but the trope still applies nonetheless.
* TimeSkip: The film first starts with Rio at age 14. The majority of the film follows her at 17 years old, and the last scene takes place when she's 18.
* RelativeError: When Rio first meets Kouki's cousin Kaori, she mistakes her for Kouki's girlfriend.
* SorryThatImDying: After Rio finally learns how dire Kouki's condition has become, Kouki confesses that he was set on dying quietly before she turned his life completely upside-down. After his cousin had failed so many times to convince him, Rio manages to get him to have surgery to save his life, even at the risk of his memory.
* TeacherStudentRomance: Thankfully not within the same school, but the trope still applies nonetheless.
* TimeSkip: The film first starts with Rio at age 14. The majority of the film follows her at 17 years old, and the last scene takes place when she's 18.
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have feelings for her subconsciously]].
* RelativeError: When Rio first meets Kouki's cousin Kaori, she mistakes her forKouki's his girlfriend.
* SorryThatImDying: After Rio finally learns how dire Kouki's condition has become, Kouki confesses that he was set on dying quietly before she turned his life completely upside-down. After his cousin had failed so many times to convince him, Rio manages to get him to have surgery to save his life, even at the risk of losing hismemory.
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* RelativeError: When Rio first meets Kouki's cousin Kaori, she mistakes her for
* SorryThatImDying: After Rio finally learns how dire Kouki's condition has become, Kouki confesses that he was set on dying quietly before she turned his life completely upside-down. After his cousin had failed so many times to convince him, Rio manages to get him to have surgery to save his life, even at the risk of losing his
* TeacherStudentRomance: Thankfully not within the same school, but the trope still applies
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''My Rainy Days'' (天使の恋) [[note]]''Tenshi no Koi'' -- "An Angel's Love"[[/note]] is a 2009 Japanese romance film starring Nozomi Sasaki and Shosuke Tanihara. The movie is an adaptation of a cellphone novel.
The film follows the story of two different people named Ozawa -- Rio Ozawa, a high-school student who, along with some friends, does ''enjō kosai'' (compensated dating) to make money; and Kouki Ozawa, a university professor who keeps to himself. In spite of Rio being surrounded by a group of girls loyal to her, she's actually cold-hearted and manipulative, even roping in an innocent classmate to do compensated dating with them. However, when she encounters Kouki by chance, she finds herself falling madly in love with the quiet professor, and slowly starts to turn her whole life around in the process.
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!!This movie contains examples of the following tropes:
* [[AlphaBitch Alpha]][=/=][[ManipulativeBastard Manipulative Bitch]]: Rio.
* BiTheWay: Rio sleeps with her compensated dating clients, and is also in a secret romance with her classmate Nao. [[spoiler:She later leaves her compensated dating work and also stops being romantically involved with Nao when she starts falling for Kouki]].
* {{Bookends}}: [[spoiler:Rio and Kouki meet again a year later almost exactly the same way they first met, except that Kouki's surgery has erased his memories of her; which is perhaps why Rio says the same things she did before, attempting to jog his memory somehow]].
* CallBack: When Rio was 14, she unknowingly sat beside Kouki in the hospital waiting room, a Christmas tree standing between them. Three years later, they both wind up sitting at the exact same spots after they're finally acquainted with one another (though the tree isn't decorated anymore).
* CharacterDevelopment: Rio stops lying to her friends and becomes more open and honest as she falls in love with Kouki.
* CompensatedDating: Rio and her friends are heavily involved in this activity.
* CorruptTheCutie: Rio manipulates her naïve classmate Tomoko into doing compensated dating with her friends. Surprisingly, not only does she take to it (despite some reluctance at first), but she actually befriends them wholeheartedly.
* DidIMentionItsChristmas: The movie begins during the Christmas season, apropos of nothing.
* DramaticIrony: The fact that Kouki has brain cancer is among the first things we learn about him. Later, we see him making his death certificate (much to his cousin's frustration), creating a funeral photo, and even counting down his days. It takes until the latter third of the movie for Rio to learn all of this, however.
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Nao kills herself after murdering her mother's boyfriend. He had been raping her repeatedly; and yet her mother was more angry at Nao than the abusive boyfriend. She first tries to stab Tomoko, and later jumps off her school rooftop after Rio shields Tomoko from her]].
* ManicPixieDreamGirl: An interesting variation: meeting Kouki brings out this trait in Rio, rather than her starting out this way from the beginning of their relationship.
* MistakenIdentity: The fact that Rio and Kouki have the same last name Ozawa is what brings them together. A photo printer shop switches their pictures by mistake, and they first meet to swap photos before Rio starts to get more involved with him.
* OppositesAttract[=/=]UptightLovesWild: Outgoing, exuberant high-school student Rio falls for quiet, introverted university professor Kouki.
* RapeAsBackstory: [[spoiler:Rio was raped and impregnated when she was 14. Her mother took her to the hospital to get an abortion at the same time that Kouki was first diagnosed with brain cancer]].
* RayOfHopeEnding: [[spoiler:Rio despondently stands in the rain after Kouki walks away without remembering who she was. To her surprise, Kouki comes back and covers her under his umbrella, and she excitedly embraces him. It's implied that there are still hints of his attraction to her]].
* RelativeError: When Rio first meets Kouki's cousin Kaori, she mistakes her for Kouki's girlfriend.
* SorryThatImDying: After Rio finally learns how dire Kouki's condition has become, Kouki confesses that he was set on dying quietly before she turned his life completely upside-down. After his cousin had failed so many times to convince him, Rio manages to get him to have surgery to save his life, even at the risk of his memory.
* TeacherStudentRomance: Thankfully not within the same school, but the trope still applies nonetheless.
* TimeSkip: The film first starts with Rio at age 14. The majority of the film follows her at 17 years old, and the last scene takes place when she's 18.
* ToplessnessFromTheBack: How 17-year-old Rio is introduced. A lot of the movie's promotional posters highlights this as well.
* TrueCompanions: Rio, Maki, Miho, and later Tomoko.
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''My Rainy Days'' (天使の恋) [[note]]''Tenshi no Koi'' -- "An Angel's Love"[[/note]] is a 2009 Japanese romance film starring Nozomi Sasaki and Shosuke Tanihara. The movie is an adaptation of a cellphone novel.
The film follows the story of two different people named Ozawa -- Rio Ozawa, a high-school student who, along with some friends, does ''enjō kosai'' (compensated dating) to make money; and Kouki Ozawa, a university professor who keeps to himself. In spite of Rio being surrounded by a group of girls loyal to her, she's actually cold-hearted and manipulative, even roping in an innocent classmate to do compensated dating with them. However, when she encounters Kouki by chance, she finds herself falling madly in love with the quiet professor, and slowly starts to turn her whole life around in the process.
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!!This movie contains examples of the following tropes:
* [[AlphaBitch Alpha]][=/=][[ManipulativeBastard Manipulative Bitch]]: Rio.
* BiTheWay: Rio sleeps with her compensated dating clients, and is also in a secret romance with her classmate Nao. [[spoiler:She later leaves her compensated dating work and also stops being romantically involved with Nao when she starts falling for Kouki]].
* {{Bookends}}: [[spoiler:Rio and Kouki meet again a year later almost exactly the same way they first met, except that Kouki's surgery has erased his memories of her; which is perhaps why Rio says the same things she did before, attempting to jog his memory somehow]].
* CallBack: When Rio was 14, she unknowingly sat beside Kouki in the hospital waiting room, a Christmas tree standing between them. Three years later, they both wind up sitting at the exact same spots after they're finally acquainted with one another (though the tree isn't decorated anymore).
* CharacterDevelopment: Rio stops lying to her friends and becomes more open and honest as she falls in love with Kouki.
* CompensatedDating: Rio and her friends are heavily involved in this activity.
* CorruptTheCutie: Rio manipulates her naïve classmate Tomoko into doing compensated dating with her friends. Surprisingly, not only does she take to it (despite some reluctance at first), but she actually befriends them wholeheartedly.
* DidIMentionItsChristmas: The movie begins during the Christmas season, apropos of nothing.
* DramaticIrony: The fact that Kouki has brain cancer is among the first things we learn about him. Later, we see him making his death certificate (much to his cousin's frustration), creating a funeral photo, and even counting down his days. It takes until the latter third of the movie for Rio to learn all of this, however.
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Nao kills herself after murdering her mother's boyfriend. He had been raping her repeatedly; and yet her mother was more angry at Nao than the abusive boyfriend. She first tries to stab Tomoko, and later jumps off her school rooftop after Rio shields Tomoko from her]].
* ManicPixieDreamGirl: An interesting variation: meeting Kouki brings out this trait in Rio, rather than her starting out this way from the beginning of their relationship.
* MistakenIdentity: The fact that Rio and Kouki have the same last name Ozawa is what brings them together. A photo printer shop switches their pictures by mistake, and they first meet to swap photos before Rio starts to get more involved with him.
* OppositesAttract[=/=]UptightLovesWild: Outgoing, exuberant high-school student Rio falls for quiet, introverted university professor Kouki.
* RapeAsBackstory: [[spoiler:Rio was raped and impregnated when she was 14. Her mother took her to the hospital to get an abortion at the same time that Kouki was first diagnosed with brain cancer]].
* RayOfHopeEnding: [[spoiler:Rio despondently stands in the rain after Kouki walks away without remembering who she was. To her surprise, Kouki comes back and covers her under his umbrella, and she excitedly embraces him. It's implied that there are still hints of his attraction to her]].
* RelativeError: When Rio first meets Kouki's cousin Kaori, she mistakes her for Kouki's girlfriend.
* SorryThatImDying: After Rio finally learns how dire Kouki's condition has become, Kouki confesses that he was set on dying quietly before she turned his life completely upside-down. After his cousin had failed so many times to convince him, Rio manages to get him to have surgery to save his life, even at the risk of his memory.
* TeacherStudentRomance: Thankfully not within the same school, but the trope still applies nonetheless.
* TimeSkip: The film first starts with Rio at age 14. The majority of the film follows her at 17 years old, and the last scene takes place when she's 18.
* ToplessnessFromTheBack: How 17-year-old Rio is introduced. A lot of the movie's promotional posters highlights this as well.
* TrueCompanions: Rio, Maki, Miho, and later Tomoko.
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