Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara (Love is Like a Cocktail)

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English: Love is Like a Cocktail

Japanese: お酒は夫婦になってから

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Type: TV

Episodes: 13

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Oct 4, 2017 to Dec 27, 2017

Premiered: Fall 2017

Broadcast: Wednesdays at 01:00 (JST)

Producers: VAP, Yomiko Advertising, Tokyo MX, GYAO!

Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: Creators in Pack

Source: Web manga

Genres: Comedy, Romance, Slice of Life

Duration: 3 min. per ep.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 6.94¹ (scored by 46,048 users)

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Ranked: #3823²

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Popularity: #1184

Members: 102,562

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Chisato Mizusawa is a calm and collected assistant office manager who apparently dislikes drinking alcohol. But she actually likes it and has a secret side to her that emerges only when drunk: her cute persona, which she only reveals to her husband, the bartender Sora. Each day when Chisato comes home, Sora takes care of his beloved wife, providing her with a good meal and a fresh drink. These drinks include Plum Splet, Irish Coffee, Orange Breeze, and many more tasty concoctions that she eagerly gulps down. But as much as she likes alcohol, she loves her kindhearted husband more. Together, they share a life that is filled with happiness—and the more-than-occasional cocktail.

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Adaptation:	Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara
Sequel:	Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara: Yuzu Atsukan

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Characters & Voice Actors

Mizusawa, Chisato

Main

Kitamura, Eri
Japanese

Mizusawa, Sora

Main

Ichiki, Mitsuhiro
Japanese

Koharu, Sakurai

Supporting

Nakada, Arisa
Japanese

Shiraishi, Yui

Supporting

Asai, Ayaka
Japanese

Manager

Supporting

Ishizuka, Unshou
Japanese

Shiraishi, Masaki

Supporting

Akabane, Kenji
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Hirasawa, Hisayoshi

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Tachibana, Saori

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"Don't Let Me Down" by Cellchrome

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Dec 26, 2017

13 of 13 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

Stranger_Hanyo (All reviews)

81 people found this review helpful

With all the anime this seasonal sparking debates and deep thoughts, I wanted something to watch that would make me feel relaxed. Browsing through the shows I landed upon this one, and what I saw for 40 minutes, did not disappoint me.

While others will disagree with me, I genuinely feel that Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara is one gem of an anime. A sweet take on the everyday life of a couple will make any depressed or grumpy guy happy.

Chistao is a working woman in a company. Pretty, reserved and excellent in her work. Sora, her husband, works in a bar. The anime deals read more

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Dec 26, 2017

13 of 13 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 3

RebelPanda (All reviews)

65 people found this review helpful

Love is Like a Cocktail (AKA: Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara) represents everything that’s I hate about the romance genre. Maybe you’ll have more patience for it, but I’m a pretty cynical person by nature so I struggled to not look at it spitefully.

The worst issues that plague this show:
1. A man gives woman alcohol for the first time, now she’s an alcoholic. (Great influence! Why not marry him!?!)
2. She marries him to have a personal bartender. (a Hilariously misguided example of romance.)
3. Guy buys his wife with alcohol. (There’s more to love than just substance!)
4. She becomes drunk very easily and throws herself at him. (Wow nice life lessons!)
5. A "romance" starring adults is written with all the seriousness you'd expect of Umaru-chan.
(If you wanted to make a goofy romance, then alcohol-fueled relationships was not a good choice. It could have easily been a drama if they didn't approach a careful subject like alcoholism with so little care for the gentle subject.)

You can’t teach an audience that a relationship works that way. Love doesn’t and shouldn’t work like that. Alcohol doesn't work like that! When you’re making an anime (watched mostly by kids or young adults) then it’d probably be a good idea to consider your audience.

On top of this show’s agregious issues it also fails to provide a decent watching experience. Despite being only 3 minutes long it is incredibly repetitive, each episode has the same sequence of events and it isn't funny or entertaining. The show has a simple but kind-hearted intentions that just don't come across at all. It wants to be cute and heartwarming but instead it borders on insulting.

Every episode a stressed-out businesswoman, Chisato, is comforted by her husband, Sora, with alcohol and/or food he prepares himself. Chisato and Sora have no chemistry, other than she likes the drinks that he makes and he likes feeding her. There is no spark between them. I wouldn't even believe that they were married if there wasn't an obligatory backstory episode.

Love is Like a Cocktail is just a cooking show (and not a very good one at that) with a seemingly obligatory romance tacked on. Look no further than their undercooked relationship, there's no chemistry!

Their relationship is platonic at best, toxic at worse. No one should take their relationship seriously. This isn't what healthy romance looks like, it's poison and could never exist this happily in real life. Sure, if there were other qualities that Chisato and Sora loved each other for I could see it being more believable. But there are none. The show does not develop them past, a cute tired woman who likes alcohol, and a bartender who likes cute woman.
Danna ga Nani wo Itteiru ka Wakaranai Ken this is not.

Story 2/10 What story? +1 for a generously brief length.
Art 6/10 Fine. The food and drinks look… edible I guess?
Sound 6/10 Nice ed. The voice acting is ok.
Character 1/10 +1 for the lemon.
Enjoyment 2/10 The lemon was pretty funny.

Overall: 3.0/10
It's bad. Not just for short-form anime. It fails because it doesn't try to create a convincing romance or realistic characters, instead it just forces overbearing cuteness onto you. Maybe cute lady drinking alcohol is all you need for 3 minutes, but there should be something more.
Perhaps you may get some fleeting enjoyment from it if you are more tolerant to problematic disposable entertainment than I am. But for me 3 minutes a week is far too long to waste on this drivel.

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Dec 26, 2017

13 of 13 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

LegendAqua (All reviews)

23 people found this review helpful

The Delightful Beergasm: An Anime Short

Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara or Love is like a Cocktail is a great anime short about a couple in which the husband is a bartender Masaki Shiraishi voiced by Kenji Akabane that gives her wife Chisato Mizusawa voiced by Eri Kitamura alcohol to soothe her worries away...with a lemon mascot showing us how to make these delicious concoctions.

If that sounded like LA thinks it sounded to you all and LA KNOWS SOME OF YOU WILL...STOP, it's not like that.

If anything between Masaki and Chisato it's the cocktails that brought them together and we even get shown read more

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Dec 26, 2017

13 of 13 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 6

Silyon (All reviews)

20 people found this review helpful

What's the best thing after a stressful day at work? Unwinding with a bit of alcohol of course!
That's basically the gist of this little short called Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara. It's all about married couple Sora and Chisato enjoying their couple life by having Chi-chan get drunk.

It's a three minute short so you shouldn't expect much in the way of story, though the anime did surprise me by having, of all things, a two episode arc detailing the couple's first encounter. That was a nice touch the show decide to put at the end to give a bit more closure and also as read more

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