“Friendships and romances of modern single women are brought to life in this drama.
At present, the percentage of unmarried women in their 30s and 40s is at an all-time high, and these women have various reasons for staying single. Take Chiharu, a single woman whose 35th birthday is looming before her. Due to a no-nonsense personality, she hasn’t been able to sustain a relationship with a man for long. Still, Chiharu is apprehensive about the likely prospect of growing old alone. And then there’s Haruko, a brilliant landscape architect who designs private residences as well as public parks. Haruko, 44, has deliberately chosen not to get married. Chiharu and Haruko meet by chance, and though the two single women have different ages, personalities, and backgrounds, they become roommates.
This drama seriously depicts people in today’s society who choose not to get married. Full of realistic slices of life, Wonderful Single Life is supported by woman of every generation.”