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Hanasaki Mai Speaks Out

Season 1

2014 · 10 episodes

  1. 1. Episode 1

    2014-04-16 · 59m

    Mai joins Tokyo Daiichi Bank's internal inspection department, where she reunites with a former colleague. They head out for their first assignment.

  2. 2. Episode 2

    2014-04-23 · 51m

    Letters of protest from women who paid large sums to a suspicious marriage agency financed by the Aoyama Branch prompt Mai and Soma to investigate.

  3. 3. Episode 3

    2014-04-30 · 51m

    A delighted Mai looks forward to helping with bank teller duties at the Kamata Branch until she realizes how cruelly the branch manager treats others.

  4. 4. Episode 4

    2014-05-07 · 51m

    A young, promising bank employee vanishes without explanation. As Mai and Soma look into the disappearance, the man's mother bursts into the bank.

  5. 5. Episode 5

    2014-05-14 · 51m

    A bored Mai jumps at the chance to visit the branch where she used to work, but a startling bank inspection gets underway just as she and Soma arrive.

  6. 6. Episode 6

    2014-05-21 · 51m

    After a story alleging sexual harassment from a branch manager appears in a weekly magazine, Mai and Soma are tasked with finding the accuser.

  7. 7. Episode 7

    2014-05-28 · 51m

    After a friend plays matchmaker and introduces Mai to a handsome restaurant owner, one of his employees approaches Mai with concerns about bribery.

  8. 8. Episode 8

    2014-06-04 · 51m

    An elderly friend sets Mai up with a charming banker. But Mai grows suspicious of his intentions toward her friend when his bank files for bankruptcy.

  9. 9. Episode 9

    2014-06-11 · 51m

    As the bank closes in on a long-awaited business opportunity with the powerful Itami Group, Mai clashes with the haughty son of the group’s chairman.

  10. 10. Episode 10

    2014-06-18 · 59m

    When crucial salary data for Itami Group employees abruptly disappears before payday, the bank assigns Mai and Soma to the investigation committee.

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