At 25:00, in Akasaka

Season 2

2025 · 10 episodes · 3h 38m in all · 8.4/10

Actors Asami and Yuki finally find love, but as careers and fame collide, the couple must weather new storms threatening their fragile happiness.

Episodes

1. 

   1. Where Our Bond Leads Us

   2 Oct 2025 · 24 min · 9.0/10

   Yuki and Hayama’s blissful new romance is shaken when an unexpected incident tests their trust.

2. 

   2. Let’s Break Up

   9 Oct 2025 · 24 min · 8.5/10

   Caught by their manager, Yuki and Hayama are told to end things just as their drama mirrors real life.

3. 

   3. My Lover Is My Rival

   16 Oct 2025 · 24 min · 9.0/10

   Yuki and Hayama move in together, but a new audition brings Yuki face to face with his idol director.

4. 

   4. I Don’t Want to Lose

   23 Oct 2025 · 24 min · 8.5/10

   Rivals on stage, Yuki and Hayama must compete for the same role while their love hangs in the balance.

5. 

   5. To Choose and Be Chosen

   30 Oct 2025 · 24 min · 8.5/10

   Hayama faces a painful choice between his dream role on stage and a career-defining film offer.

6. 

   6. Experience, Memory, and Emotion

   6 Nov 2025 · 24 min · 8.5/10

   As Yuki struggles under a harsh director, Hayama’s film role pushes him to face his deepest emotions.

7. 

   7. What Do You Know About Me?!

   13 Nov 2025 · 24 min · 8.5/10

   As Shirasaki’s slump deepens, he makes a desperate request of Hayama—just as Hayama’s past resurfaces.

8. 

   8. An Emotion I Never Knew

   20 Nov 2025 · 24 min · 7.0/10

   Hayama is proud of Shirasaki’s growing success, yet jealousy toward Kuroki quietly creeps in. At the same time, a sudden film offer from his father forces him into a difficult decision.

9. 

   9. What Truly Matters

   27 Nov 2025 · 24 min · 8.0/10

   Haunted by memories of his mother, Hayama falters on set and clashes with Shirasaki—until Haruka suddenly appears before him.

10. 

    10. The Curtain Rises

    4 Dec 2025 · 2 min · 8.5/10

    After the play’s triumphant debut, Hayama and Shirasaki confront their true feelings—both as actors and as something more.