Tsukasa chases him throughout the hotel, leading to a fight in the kitchen and a final standoff on the roof, where he disappears onto a helicopter. A masked thief ( Akira) crashes through the window and steals the tiara. Later that day at the hotel, Tsukushi's family goes off to eat dinner, leaving her alone with Tsukasa. Tama ( Sumie Sasaki) enters the room and presents a family heirloom, a tiara called 'The Smile of Venus', to Tsukushi. Tsukushi and her family meet with Tsukasa and his mother, Kaede Domyoji ( Mariko Kaga) to discuss their marriage. They are about to hit a semi-trailer truck, before the story switches to two weeks previously in Tokyo. The film opens up with Tsukushi Makino ( Mao Inoue) and Tsukasa Domyoji ( Jun Matsumoto) driving across the Nevada desert. Several trials and tribulations test the couple's readiness to head down the aisle. Determined to take it back, they travel to Las Vegas and Hong Kong to track down the thief with the help of the F4. Tsukushi Makino (Inoue) and Tsukasa Domyoji (Matsumoto) are preparing for their wedding, when a precious family heirloom is stolen. The film was followed by a third series, Hana Nochi Hare (2018). Mikio Satake and Kamio worked together on the script.

Yasuharu Ishii, who directed the two preceding series, also directed the film. Mao Inoue, Jun Matsumoto, Shun Oguri, Shota Matsuda, and Tsuyoshi Abe returned to play their roles from the previous two series. It premiered on J and topped the Japanese box office for three straight weekends. The film is an original story, though it uses characters from the manga by Yoko Kamio. Hana Yori Dango Final ( иЉ±г‚€г‚Љз”·еђF гѓ•г‚Ўг‚¤гѓЉгѓ« ( ), Hana Yori Dango Final) is the film sequel of Hana Yori Dango Returns (2007), which in turn is the sequel of Hana Yori Dango (2005). In fact it's just getting started.' - Tsukushi Makino

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