Six men and women who start as strangers live together under one roof for the summer. No script, new episode released each week.
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S1.E35
Hayato goes on another date with Riko, this time to Tsukiji fish market. Han-san's architecture design for building facilities for physically disabled people does not win the competition, but he's ...
S1.E44
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S1.E41
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Six men and women who start as strangers live together under one roof for the summer. No script, new episode released each week.
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This is actually the second season of the Terrace House franchise after Terrace House: Boys × Girls Next Door in 2012 which is only broadcasted in Japanese Fuji TV. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Terrace house encapsulates what it means to be a reality TV show. I'm so sick of eliminations, challenges, prize money, and roses. The show documents 6 strangers living together and the engagement together nothing more nothing more, nothing less. Members still go to work, go grocery shopping, and have phones. At first, I was expecting something like big brother but japanese reality is another form of reality together. To enjoy this show, you need to have an open mind and your preconceptions about reality from western TV shows need to be abolished. Beautiful Camera work.