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Year2015
CountryJapan
FormatDrama
Episodes9
Runtime24 min.
NetworkTBS
Cert.15+ - Teens 15 or older
Score7.1/10

Prison School (2015)

監獄学園 -プリズンスクール- · 監獄学園 -プリズンスクール- ‧ Drama ‧ 2015

Comedy Romance Youth Sexual Content High School Adapted From A Manga Student Supporting Character Student Female Lead Student Male Lead

Five male students enrolls at a school that has all female students. The boarding school was formerly an all-girls high school until the new school year. The student council then places the five male students in a place known as the prison on charges that they were peeping on the girls in the showers. The 5 male students struggle to escape from the prison. (Source: IMDb) ~~ Adapted from the manga series "Prison School" (監獄学園) by Hiramoto Akira (平本アキラ).

What it's about

Prison School (2015) is a 2015 Japanese drama produced in Japan, originally airing on TBS. It runs for 9 episodes of roughly 24 min. each. The story is categorised as Comedy, Romance, Youth, with notable themes including Sexual Content, High School, Adapted From A Manga, Student Supporting Character, Student Female Lead. It currently holds a community score of 7.1/10 on MyDramaList.

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Main cast

The leading cast members listed for Prison School (2015). Photography © respective talent agencies and broadcasters.

N
Nakagawa Taishi
E
Emoto Tokio
Y
Yano Masato
G
Garikuson Garigari
M
Miyagi Daiki
Y
Yamazaki Hirona

Also known as

Kangoku Gakuen - Purizun Sukuru · Kangoku gakuen: Purizun sukūru · Purizun sukuru · Purizun sukuuru · 監獄学園 プリズンスクール

Should you watch Prison School (2015)?

If you enjoy comedy / romance, Prison School (2015) is worth your time. With 9 episodes, it's a manageable commitment that won't demand a multi-month binge. Japanese dramas are often shorter and more grounded in slice-of-life realism than their k-drama counterparts.