Sūgaku Joshi Gakuen

Sūgaku Joshi Gakuen
Also known as	Mathematics Girl's High School
数学女子学園
Genre	Comedy
Written by	Masuhiro Yamamura Koji Tokuta
Directed by	Hayato Kawai
Starring	Reina Tanaka Sayumi Michishige Dori Sakurada Maimi Yajima Airi Suzuki
Narrated by	Dori Sakurada
Opening theme	"Pyoco Pyoco Ultra" by Morning Musume
Ending theme	"Hatsukoi Cider" by Buono!
Country of origin	Japan
Original language	Japanese
No. of episodes	12
Production
Executive producer	Harokasu Morizane
Producers	Hiroyuki Ueno Toshiaki Nanba Kinya Yahagi
Running time	30 minutes
Production companies	AX-ON Sugaku Joshi Gakuen Committee VAP D.N. Dream Partners 4cast.co.jp
Original release
Network	NTV YTV (Japan) FBS
Release	11 January (2012-01-11) – 28 March 2012 (2012-03-28)

Sūgaku Joshi Gakuen (数学女子学園) is a Japanese television drama series.^[1] It ran for 12 episodes. The cast primarily consists of Hello! Project members.

The song "Hatsukoi Cider" from Buono!'s single "Hatsukoi Cider / Deep Mind" was used as the closing theme for the TV series; the opening song is "Pyoco Pyoco Ultra" by Morning Musume.^[2]

Synopsis

In the private school of Machida Special High School of Mathematics, a fight for the "No. 1 Mathematics Boss" breaks out between two high school girls, Nina (Reina Tanaka) and Sayuri (Sayumi Michishige). A male student by the name of Kazuki (Dori Sakurada), who has zero interest in mathematics gets transferred to the school due to a mistake in the handling procedure.

Cast

Reina Tanaka portrays Nina Machida

Sayumi Michishige portrays Sayuri Tachikawa

Maimi Yajima portrays Mami Shibuya

Airi Suzuki portrays Yuri Uehara

Class 2A

• Reina Tanaka as Nina Machida
• Sayumi Michishige as Sayuri Tachikawa
• Dori Sakurada as Kazuki Sato
• Maimi Yajima as Mami Shibuya
• Airi Suzuki as Yuri Uehara

Recurring

• Risa Niigaki as Nagisa Toriumi
• Riho Sayashi as Sana Nagata
• Maro Kannagi as Umi Yamashita
• Meimi Tamura as Riku Ogura
• Ayaka Wada as Sora Tengenji
• Suzunosuke as Mr. Muraki
• Akari Saho as Mina Hatsudai

Shibuya Keibitai

• Haruka Kudō as Noa Miyashita
• Masaki Sato as Rion Miyamasu
• Haruna Iikubo as Rin Utagawa
• Ayumi Ishida as Runa Jinnan

Kuishin Girls

• Maasa Sudo as Fuyumi Okubo
• Mizuki Fukumura as Haru Akasaka
• Erina Ikuta as Riko Nakano
• Kanon Suzuki as Mei Otsuka

Judgement Squad

• You Kikkawa as Iroha Aoyama
• Saki Shimizu as Miku Azabu
• Chinami Tokunaga as Takako Jinguu

Nina Faction

• Sayuki Takagi as Haru Maihama
• Kurumi Yoshihashi as Natsu Hakkeijima
• Nanami Tanabe as Aki Daiba

Eite Butai

• Saki Nakajima as Satoko Komaba
• Chisato Okai as Tomoko Mita
• Mai Hagiwara as Yuko Yotsuya

Devil Sisters

• Kei Yasuda as Akina Sugamo
• Kaori Iida as Seiko Akasuka

Others

• Momoko Tsugunaga as Tomoko Harajuku
• Tetsuya Makita as Tsutomi Imawaka
• Erina Mano as Reiko Shirogane
• Karin Miyamoto as Yu Meguro
• Rika Ishikawa as Kina Machida

Episode Information

Episode	Subtitle	Viewership
Lesson #01	You saw my underwear! A battle breaks out	1.6
Lesson #02	A Theft Case! A beautiful woman arrested	1.7
Lesson #03	School Race with the Beauty with a Big Appetite	1.0
Lesson #04	Those who oppose Judgment Squad will dropout!	1.3
Lesson #05	A cute battle of seat changing	1.4
Lesson #06	The Battle for Beauty, Michishige VS Tsugunaga! Hello!Pro	1.6
Lesson #07	Tanaka, Michishige & S/mileage	1.5
Lesson #08	Battle against the Elite Butai	1.4
Lesson #09	A surprising first sight development	1.7
Lesson #10	The Transfer student is an Ojou-sama!?	2.7
Lesson #11	Appearance of the strongest enemy?	1.8
Lesson #12	The Final Decisive Battle!	2.1
Average Viewership (Kanto Area Only) = 1.7

References

1. "Michishige Sayumi, Tanaka Reina star in "math battle" drama series with other Hello! Project members". Tokyograph. 2011-11-21. Retrieved 2011-11-23.
2. "Sūgaku Joshi Gakuen - Nippon Television" (in Japanese). Nippon Television. Retrieved 2012-03-17.

External links

• Official website (in Japanese)