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Burn the House Down

That woman stole my home and my whole family…

7.220231 Season8 Episodes

After her mother took the blame for a tragic fire 13 years ago, Anzu plots revenge by working as a housekeeper under a pseudonym for her icy stepmother.

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Season 18 episodes

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1. Episode 1
54m
A young woman calling herself Shizuka Yamauchi arrives at the Mitarai house as the new housekeeper; it's a home she once knew very well.
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2. Episode 2
41m
Yuzu figures out a way to get more information out of the Mitarai family. Makiko begins to share her less-than-glamorous past with the public.
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3. Episode 3
49m
Shinji offers to set up a meeting between Yuzu and their father. Kiichi blackmails Anzu, keeping her from making any progress in her investigation.
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4. Episode 4
53m
Claire finds what may be Makiko's personal blog from 14 years ago. Shinji starts to suspect that Shizuka Yamauchi may not be who she says she is.
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5. Episode 5
44m
After a setback, Anzu has to recalibrate. She confronts her father, and gains an unlikely ally. Anzu finds a new way to keep a close eye on Makiko.
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6. Episode 6
48m
Makiko goes viral all over social media — and not for a good reason. Then, someone starts posting stories exposing Makiko's past.
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7. Episode 7
45m
Instead of apologizing, Makiko holds a press conference and declares that she'll continue being Makiko Mitarai. But the choice may not be her's to make.
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8. Episode 8
48m
The police make an arrest, but it isn't of Makiko. Anzu and Yuzu pay a visit to the Mitarai house to find out the whole truth.

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Cast

Mei Nagano
Anzu Murata
Kyoka Suzuki
Makiko Mitarai
Yuri Tsunematsu
Yuzu Murata
Michiko Kichise
Satsuki Murata
Taishi Nakagawa
Shinji Mitarai
Asuka Kudo
Kiichi Mitarai
Mitsuhiro Oikawa
Osamu Mitarai
Kie Kitano
Claire
Sakurako Konishi
Katsuragi Nanami
Mari Hamada
Ichihara Michiko
Tamaki Shiratori
Young Anzu Murata
KO
Kotoka Maki
Young Yuzu Murata

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Alunauwie
Nov 11, 2025
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Burn the House Down is an engaging Japanese drama adapted from Fujisawa Moyashi’s manga Mitarai-ke, Enjou Suru, blending mystery, family secrets, and revenge across eight well-paced episodes. The story unfolds clearly, filled with tension, sharp twists, and a satisfying logic that keeps viewers invested. While Anzu’s vengeful plan initially feels unconvincing and her father’s weak-willed character can be frustrating, the evolving dynamic between Anzu and the enigmatic Makiko adds rich emotional depth. Kyoka Suzuki’s nuanced portrayal of Makiko — both poised and manipulative — shines throughout. Beyond the drama, the series delivers a powerful message about truth and deception: never believe everything you see on social media, for perfection often hides behind carefully constructed lies. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com)Read more
Burn the House Down is an engaging Japanese drama adapted from Fujisawa Moyashi’s manga Mitarai-ke, Enjou Suru, blending mystery, family secrets, and revenge across eight well-paced episodes. The story unfolds clearly, filled with tension, sharp twists, and a satisfying logic that keeps viewers invested. While Anzu’s vengeful plan initially feels unconvincing and her father’s weak-willed character can be frustrating, the evolving dynamic between Anzu and the enigmatic Makiko adds rich emotional depth. Kyoka Suzuki’s nuanced portrayal of Makiko — both poised and manipulative — shines throughout. Beyond the drama, the series delivers a powerful message about truth and deception: never believe everything you see on social media, for perfection often hides behind carefully constructed lies. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com)