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A humorous online show that explores narratives beginning with likely situations. What would unfold in the absence of love interests or mobile devices?

While waiting for Himekawa at the izakaya, Yuda found himself alone with Imaizumi in the room. The tension between the two was palpable, but when Ishikura showed up, the conversation quickly turned to gossip about Himekawa and Kikuta.

A romantic comedy unfolds the tale of four individuals who cross paths in a shared apartment. (iQIYI)

Nestle produced an online series focused on a production company creating commercials.

Chris and Kyle, a pair of American roommates residing in Tokyo, enjoyed a harmonious and content living situation until an unexpected incident occurred - their toilet seat broke. This event sparked curiosity in the duo, leading them to ponder over the mystery of their broken toilet seat. In their quest for answers, they delved into questions such as the whereabouts of their toilet seat, the Japanese term for 'toilet seat,' and where to purchase a replacement in Japan.

When Kyle disappears and Chris is taken prisoner by the villainous Inko Sensei, the destiny of the world rests on the shoulders of their companions and fellow students. What lies ahead for Higashi Nakano? Discover the answer in the second installment of "The Benza!" (Amazon Prime)

In this comedic documentary series, actor Ryuji Akiyama portrays different artistic individuals who are determined to follow their unique methods. (Netflix)

The second season takes place in a small police station located in a rural region known as Shingetsu. While it is a detective narrative, there are no cases that get fully solved. Instead, the emphasis is on the minor mishaps and obstacles that arise in connection to the cases, providing insight into these smaller occurrences. (Credit: Crazy Asian Love Fansub)

The lively tale of Soo-mi's family who cannot seem to sit still.

"Zerouji" is a comedy web series created by ZERO-G in response to feedback from internet users and their supporters

Yi Chen, a rising comedian, has the ability to turn into a colossal giant to battle mysterious monsters

Why Girls Kill is a satirical take on the American series "Why Women Kill". (Douban)

Jo Yun Seop is once more tirelessly toying with ideas as he strives to craft an incredible script today

Kyoko Koyanagi, who took over as manager of the late predecessor's apartment complex "Yanagisou," faced pressure from the tenants to fulfill the predecessor's vision of digitizing the building.

After 21 years of admiring anime characters, Kazuo finally managed to secure a date with Arisa, who bears a striking resemblance to an anime character. However, their plans were interrupted by the sudden appearance of a mysterious boy named Yuji.

Securing employment in Seoul appears to be an unattainable goal for these four young individuals residing in Noryangjin-dong. In a landscape where aspirations feel distant, will they manage to navigate the intense rivalry and land their ideal positions? (OnDemandKorea)

A spin-off series of Aibou was launched shortly before the premiere of the first Aibou movie.

A tale of a budding comic artist who found love with the daughter of a renowned fashion icon.

This 4-part drama series, each episode lasting 15 minutes, serves as a derivative of Fukada Kyoko's 2012 FujiTV autumn drama "TOKYO Airport ~ Tokyo Kuukou Kansei Hoanbu". It offers a stark comparison to the bustling setting of Haneda Airport, where 500 flights take place daily. In this spin-off, Koike Eiko takes on the role of an air traffic controller stationed at a small airport located in Tokunoshima, an island near Kagoshima Prefecture. Here, only 4 flights operate each day, leading the drama to explore how the controllers combat monotony rather than the hectic pace experienced by their Tokyo counterparts.

The spin-off series stars the laid-back monster Yamagishi Hiromu in a leading role, showcasing his romantic relationship with Sudou Fuyumi, a fresh character working as an assistant producer on "Yutoi Desu ga Nani ka".

A show follows Mia Koide, a member of the city council who was elected around the same time as Tomoko Sato from Minshu no Teki. Mia had a difficult youth due to her weight issues, which stemmed from a hurtful comment she received in high school. This led her to embark on a weight loss journey, shedding 25 kilograms in a year and transforming into a stunning figure akin to an idol. After a successful stint as a gravure idol on television and magazines, she faced a decline in job opportunities as younger idols emerged. Witnessing the fading careers of her peers, Mia decided to retire and eventually entered politics after meeting the wife and later the husband, Kazuhisa Inusaki, through her dieting classes. Atsuko Maeda portrays Mia Koide in this Minshu no Teki spin-off, delving into her romantic escapades not explored in the original series.

Compassionate Oda Nobuo is a lesser feudal lord and leader of the fictional Oda family during the Sengoku Era when Oda Nobunaga was planning to unite the nation. Nobuo lives comfortably, mindful of the hero sharing his name. Despite talking about unity, Nobuo doesn't have the ability to make it happen. Even his top warriors Shibata Katsuo and Akechi Mitsuru, with their familiar names, lack the strength of the real figures. How will the members of the Oda family handle the insignificant challenge approaching them?

While Itsuki was away on a business trip, Bryan and Tsuneo worked together to get the Matsuyama-Jenkins home ready for an approaching typhoon. Unexpectedly, Tsuneo's great-niece Setsuko arrived, surprising them both. Setsuko, who had recently spent time in the United States, was not the quiet girl Tsuneo remembered. Bryan started to feel envious of Alice's new bond with Setsuko. In an attempt to unite the family, they decided to play some traditional Japanese games, which sparked a competitive streak in everyone.

Derived from the series "Oh! My Boss! Koi wa Bessatsu de," the character Nakazawa Ryota, a tsundere senior editor, becomes entangled in a romantic dilemma involving Izumi Haruka, the assistant editor who initially viewed him in a negative light, and Wada Kazumi, an enthusiastic editor who has harbored feelings for Nakazawa since the beginning. (DramaWiki)

Follow-up to Falling in Love Innocently.

A slow-paced and heartfelt journey on the road to reunite with one's parents - perfect for those seeking a relaxed viewing experience! Gudetama, who has accepted its fate of being eaten, simply desires to be idle. However, when the energetic and pushy chick Shakipiyo convinces it to leave the refrigerator, they embark on a quest to find their missing mother.