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The plot of this series revolves around the novel "Bakabon no Papa yori Bakana Papa," depicting the daily lives of the writer, her father who is a manga illustrator, and other members of their family.

Derived from the tale of Okuni.

The samurai lived by the code of duty and honor, with some driven by greed and power while others were guided by friendship, truth, and love. Bunshiro's story is one of tragedy and triumph, as he overcomes adversity to become a skilled swordsman and protector of the vulnerable. His love for Fuku blossoms in their youth, but their paths diverge due to her poverty and his personal loss. When a corrupt official causes Bunshiro's father to take his own life, Bunshiro is shunned by society. However, he ultimately foils the official's plan to harm Fuku, who is now married to a local lord, and exposes the corruption. Years later, Bunshiro and Fuku reunite to reflect on their past and the enduring love between them. This tale is inspired by the jidaigeki novel "Semishigure" penned by Fujisawa Shuhei.

Based on Ikenami Shotaro's book "Kumokiri Nizaemon," the following text has been modified.

Miyaji Nao is a married woman with a husband and a son. She prioritizes taking care of her son over focusing on her appearance. Nao leads a content life until she is approached to become a reader model for the well-known women's fashion magazine, VANiTY. This opportunity marks a turning point in her life.

In the Kitano family, Kikujiro is described as a strict and hot-tempered individual with a comical old-fashioned style. Saki, on the other hand, is a positive, cheerful, and clever woman who often argues with her husband but stands by him through any difficulties. This story allows viewers to reflect on the strong and deep family bonds that existed in Japan during less prosperous times, as depicted in an autobiographical book by actor/director Takeshi Kitano.

Aso Toko, aged 47, is approached by her ex-husband Masaoka Ryosuke to care for their 17-year-old daughter Miu as he departs for a job in London. Toko, who had desired custody of Miu, sees her wish granted and her friend Suga Yohei is pleased for her. However, Toko lacks confidence in living with Miu, who is now a high school student. Even though Miu is not keen on reuniting with the mother who had left her, they meet after 12 years to discuss the situation. Their reunion quickly turns sour when Miu's disrespectful behavior upsets Toko, leading them to agree to live separately with Miu staying at a friend's house. However, fate intervenes when they become stuck in a lift and their souls swap bodies. Now forced to coexist, they must navigate each other's lives and secrets. Despite their age difference, Toko struggles with youth while Miu grapples with old age. Yet, they are connected in body and soul, forging a fragile relationship. As they grapple with their new reality, they explore the complexities of being female and the dynamics of parent and child once again.

Sakurai Shinichi is married to Kanako and together they have a daughter named Kaori. Both Shinichi and Kanako have completed only middle school education. Despite their financial limitations, they lead a contented family life. Shinichi faces challenges at work due to his limited education background. One day, he is alarmed by Kaori's poor performance on a national test. This motivates him to enhance Kaori's education. Consequently, the 41-year-old Shinichi embarks on studying with Kaori to prepare her for the upcoming middle school entrance exam.

In their younger days, Ino, the daughter of a restaurant owner, Shika, the elegant wife of a samurai, and Chou, the owner of a sundries shop, formed a close trio in Bakurocho in Edo. Now in their thirties, each woman is feeling disheartened by their current situations, unable to confide in anyone. Suddenly, they decide to leave behind their responsibilities and families to embark on the Nuke Mairi pilgrimage to the Ise Grand Shrine, a popular journey during the Edo Period. Setting out on foot along the Tokaido, the main road connecting Kyoto and Edo, the three women aim to start afresh at Ise.

Karin has made the decision to assume control of the family business "Taylor Kusunoki", despite her father's continued disapproval. She is determined to lead the store, even though she anticipates challenges in the male-dominated tailoring industry.

A story centered on the renowned warrior Tsukahara Bokuden, who journeyed across Japan and emerged victorious in numerous conflicts throughout his life.

The narrative of Zheng A Mian, a dedicated volunteer at Tzu Chi, depicts her journey through various challenges in life. From dealing with her father's irresponsible behavior to her husband's financial troubles and the tragic loss of her youngest daughter, A Mian demonstrates that one can handle adversity with a positive attitude.

The global situation is often likened to a game of poker, where Taiwan finds itself unable to secure a seat at the table. Despite not being the focal point of world affairs, Taiwan serves as a battleground for various countries. "Island Nation" is a political drama set against a backdrop of historical events, following the stories of six young individuals who become entangled in Taiwan's political landscape. As they navigate through power struggles and make difficult choices regarding faith, life, and love, they use their ideals and youth to navigate through a turbulent era, showcasing the evolution of Taiwan's democracy during the presidency of its first elected leader from 1990 to 1994.

Natsuko Miyamoto, a 48-year-old stay-at-home mother to two children (Hana, 20, and Kotaro, 17), is taken aback when her husband Akira, aged 54, reveals his plans to leave his job and pursue his passion for agriculture. Feeling motivated to find her own employment, Natsuko encounters obstacles due to lack of experience and her age. However, a surprising turn of events leads her to discover potential job opportunities at a disorganized supermarket. (DramaWiki)

Kikujiro, the patriarch of the Kitano household, is a stern and easily agitated individual with a quirky sense of humor. His wife, Saki, is an optimistic, lively, and intelligent woman who frequently argues with her husband but stands by him through tough times. This story allows viewers to reflect on the deep and resilient bonds of family during a time when Japan was not as prosperous as it is today. This narrative is inspired by an autobiographical work written by actor and filmmaker Takeshi Kitano.

Tajima resides happily in Tokyo with his wife Keiko, their daughter Mika, and son Ryota. Unfortunately, Keiko is diagnosed with terminal cancer and passes away within three months. Keiko was the light of the family, and her absence creates a void in their hearts. Tajima attempts to continue on as usual, but soon realizes it is futile. Upon his children's suggestion, they visit Kibougaoka, Keiko's hometown, to reminisce about her past. They visit Keiko's old, empty home, and Tajima proposes they move there. Mika and Ryota agree, and the Tajima family begins a new chapter in Kibougaoka.

Imanishi Uta and Kujo Misono are cousins who have grown up together since they were children

Inspired by the mobile novel of the same title authored by contemporary storyteller Yoshi, this disjointed narrative chronicles the experiences of several girls. Their stories are rooted in reality. Episode 1 - Celeb Komine Nanako works as a courier. Having grown up in a financially struggling household, she now seeks to change her circumstances. Each week, she engages in relationships with men in exchange for money. With the funds she acquires, she becomes a celebrity, frequenting an exclusive shop that holds significant importance for her. She is willing to do anything for the sake of her weekly visits. However, her perspective on money shifts when she encounters another girl. Episode 2 - Live Chat Live chat serves as a platform for connecting with others, where she goes by the name "Yuna" (Horikita Maki). Communicating with people is her profession (Note: The first five individuals she interacts with are friends of Yamada from Densha Otoko). Two years prior, a traumatic event occurred. Now, she finds herself isolated, rarely leaving her apartment, and working from home. Engaging with others in person is a challenge for her, making live chat her sole means of social interaction. This online realm becomes her entire world, until an unexpected change occurs in her life... Episode 3 - Actress Nao's father is a doll maker, hoping for her to take over his craft. However, Nao aspires to more than a life spent creating dolls, leading to her being kicked out and fleeing to Tokyo two years ago. In the city, she is deceived by someone posing as a talent scout and faces repeated failures at auditions. As she accumulates debt, she struggles to stay afloat by working part-time at a nightclub and taking on various odd jobs. Though she dreams of becoming an actress, her impatience leads her to make a significant mistake that even her boyfriend Riku must never discover. One day, her grandfather, the only family member supportive of her acting ambitions, unexpectedly arrives in Tokyo. However, whether her elderly and forgetful grandfather will even recognize her remains uncertain... Episode 4 - Slot Shimojou Ryoko earns her living by playing slot machines. Abandoned by her parents during her childhood, she has bounced from one relationship to another, always in search of stability but consistently feeling disillusioned. One morning, she awakens to find a young boy named Kentai in her room, accompanied by a note from her boyfriend Kenji. Kenji, a host, has asked Ryoko to look after the boy for a few days. Ryoko, who has longed for love, is on the verge of discovering what it truly means to love someone... DramaWiki

In a 2009 novel by Yamasaki Toyoko, a journalist discovers a confidential agreement known as the "Okinawa pact" between the Japanese and American administrations. The deputy director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays a crucial role in this revelation.

A tale about a mother who becomes separated from her child and dedicates her life to reuniting with her son, despite the challenges posed by the feudal society.

Based on Morimura Seiichi's book series "Assassin Contractor Series" ( ).

Based on Yasuhide Saeki's novel "Secret Life Revealed: The Enigma of Kasumi Kanzuki".

During the Bunka-Bunsei era, the culture of the townspeople thrives as the 11th Tokugawa shogun Ienari's close advisers engage in corrupt administration, leading to a decline in public morals in Edo. Discontent among samurai families and local businessmen grows due to the increasing hardships faced by ordinary town residents. In the dead of night, a whistle suddenly pierces the air. Nezumi Kozo, a heroic thief, effortlessly escapes across rooftops with a box containing 1,000 ryo, which he then scatters over a sleeping, rundown tenement house. Nezumi Kozo's true identity is that of Jirokichi, a playboy with a strong sense of justice who interferes in cases purely out of his desire to see the people of Edo happy. This narrative is inspired by the novel series "Nezumi, Edo wo Hashiru" by Akagawa Jiro.

A series of 10 episodes featuring an omnibus drama created by 10 distinct scriptwriters exploring the relationships between fathers and their children.

Kyoko Nakane was raised in a privileged household by her strict father Shigekazu, who did not value education. When she was 19, Kyoko was introduced to Natsume Soseki as a potential spouse. Despite their different backgrounds, they were attracted to each other and decided to marry. Soseki accepted a teaching position in Kumamoto, marking the start of their new life together. Despite Soseki's intellectual prowess, he lacked the experience of a loving family due to being adopted as a child. In an effort to connect with her husband, Kyoko tried to engage in his interests, socialize with his friends, and participate in challenging discussions, but with limited success. Tragically, Kyoko suffered a miscarriage and attempted suicide due to her feelings of isolation, causing turmoil in their relationship. How would they navigate through this challenging period as a couple?

Benzo, a cheerful and generous man, and Soji, a cool and sharp individual, are a duo of thieves who follow the motto of stealing ill-gotten money without resorting to threats or violence. They excel in their work and operate with skill. By day, Benzo works in food catering while Soji engages in gambling activities in the post town of Shinagawa. Together, they lead a group of thieves known as Ichishi and aim to climb to the top of Edo's underworld. One fateful day, Benzo befriends Kurazo, a successful gambler, and later on, they meet Soji in Yoshiwara, who has been pursuing young women. The courtesan Okon approaches them with a request to steal 11 prostitutes.

Ayaka Miyata is employed at a company that produces stationery and is set to marry her coworker, Yuichi Hiyama. Despite this, she is hesitant to share the news with her mother, Harumi. Ayaka and Harumi have been estranged since a major disagreement they had when Ayaka was 20 years old. Harumi has always kept the identity of Ayaka's father a secret since she was a child. One day, Yuichi urges Ayaka to inform her mother, which leads to Harumi visiting the company the following day to evaluate whether Yuichi is a suitable partner. During the meeting, Yuichi and Harumi hit it off and she agrees to attend the wedding dress fitting. Unfortunately, on the day of the fitting, Harumi is rushed to the hospital after suffering from a sudden brain hemorrhage. Despite three months passing, she remains unconscious. Meanwhile, Ayaka discovers her mother's living will from a nurse, revealing that she had been exchanging diaries with her high school classmates. Using the diary as a guide, Ayaka travels to Kaga City in Ishikawa Prefecture, her mother's hometown. The revelations in the diary, filled with both lies and harsh truths, ultimately lead Ayaka to find true happiness.

Season 3 revolves around the theme of autumn, bringing changes to the peaceful lives of Shiro, Yoshi, and Haru. Haru connects with a mysterious man named Keita online, who later becomes a guest at their pension. Keita, a handsome man who works at a record label in Tokyo, keeps his age a secret, captivating Haru with his kind nature while Yoshi remains wary. Meanwhile, Shiro finds himself drawn to Akane, an alluring woman he meets at a local sweet potato shop. As his birthday approaches, Shiro, a middle-aged man, discovers the possibility of a new romance stirring within him.

A heartfelt drama that offers a hopeful perspective on bitterness, suffering, and healing within a family set against the stunning yet remote backdrop of Kangwon Province. After her husband's business fails, Jung Jae In finds herself with no choice but to return to her rural hometown with her two daughters, moving in with her father. [KoreanDramaOrg]

In this series, the conflict unfolds between the Kumoichi faction, led by Nizaemon Kumo, and the chief aide of the arsonist, Abe Shikibu. The elusive thief, Nizaemon, sets his sights on the concealed wealth in Ooku, with Takiyama as his target due to his significant influence in Ooku. At the same time, Shikibu delves into the mysterious secret hidden within Takiyama.

Based on Morimura Seiichi's "Assassin Contractor Series," a collection of novels.

Harada Kazumi has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and has been informed that she has a year left to live. In the time remaining, she and her husband Kensuke decide to revisit the neighborhood where they started their life together, unaware of the concept of mortality. During their visit, they not only reminisce about their past but also contemplate their future together. As the inevitable day draws near, they must find a way to cope with loss and move forward with a positive outlook on life.

The Chinese television series "The Legend of Bruce Lee" depicts the biography of legendary martial artist and actor Bruce Lee.

Based on Shi Yu Kun's novel "Qi Xia Wu Yi," this information has been extracted.

The series follows the conflict between the notorious thief Kumogiri Nizaemon and the outlaw Abe Shikibu

In 1830, Tatsugoro was renowned for his gambling skills, but after facing significant losses, he found himself in considerable debt. Growing up as an orphan, he lived a solitary life as an adult. One day, Tatsugoro was chosen by chance to represent a Nagaya, a type of multi-unit housing, and he embarked on a journey to Ise Grand Shrine for worship. Along the way, he encountered a dog named Okinamaruo, a boy named Miyoshi, and a beautiful woman named Saya, whom he pretended to be his family.

The Hayashida family consisted of a father, mother, two boys, and two girls, living happily together. However, their lives took a sudden turn when the father, Shinpei, passed away unexpectedly. As the family mourned his loss, they received surprising news from their mother - she was pregnant at the age of 51. This unexpected pregnancy brought new challenges for the four children, especially for the eldest sister, Manami, who had to take on the role of the family leader. She faced the difficulties of raising a child and maintaining family bonds while grappling with profound existential questions. This touching story portrays a realistic and emotional human experience.

In February of 1681, a significant fire broke out at Hongo Maruyama, eventually spreading to Komagome. Among the buildings destroyed was Yoaya, a vegetable store owned by Kihee. To ensure his daughter Oshichi's safety, Kihee sent her to stay at Daijo-ji Temple until their store and home were rebuilt. Oshichi found herself among other children who had also lost their homes and families. During her time at the temple, Oshichi developed feelings for Kichisaburo, a worker there. When the store and home were finally reconstructed, Oshichi had to return home where her father hoped she would marry Kanzo, a diligent worker at their store. Despite her father's expectations, Oshichi's heart belonged to Kichisaburo.

The Tenpo era marks the conclusion of the Edo period. Despite facing financial challenges on a daily basis, Nobu, the humble wife of Katsuie, maintains a cheerful demeanor. In this period, social status does not dictate relationships, and Nobu's kind heart is truly commendable. Katsukichi, my husband, is a skilled marksman with robust arms that are hard to dislike. I cannot help but adore Koiyoshi. Kokichi is supported by his radiance, carefree attitude, wisdom, and drive in facing life's challenges. Meanwhile, their son Rintaro observes his parents with a calm and intelligent demeanor. Inheriting righteousness from his father, Katsu Kaifune, Rintaro is determined to protect the people of Edo, displaying a love that transcends his mother's social standing.

Illustrates the early years of the main protagonist Rika from the initial TV show in 2019. Based on the book "Rika".

During the Tenpo era at the end of the Edo period, there was a strong focus on reform. Katsuya Kokichi is known for his powerful arms, while his wife Onobu admires them when questioned. Despite facing financial struggles, she maintains a cheerful demeanor. Their son Rintaro is intelligent and ambitious, aiming to study Dutch in order to one day help the people of Edo as "Katsu Kaishu." Interestingly, he has recently developed feelings for a geisha from Fukagawa.

During the mid-17th century, the Manchus seized control of the lands once ruled by the Ming Empire, leading to the establishment of the Qing Empire. Concerned about potential resistance from the wulin, or martial artists' community, the Qing government implemented a ban on martial arts practice and weapon possession among the general population. This information was derived from Liang Yu Sheng's novel series, Qi Jian Xia Tian Shan .

Yun Chi Lo encountered Mang Yun Chiu when Mang sought assistance. Initially cautious of Mang, Yun eventually developed feelings for him, and their love was mutual. After Mang left to return to his master, Yun couldn't forget him and set out to find him. During her journey, she was poisoned by a malicious man, requiring her to sleep with someone of the opposite sex to cure it. Despite the man's attempt to assault her, Mang arrived in time to intervene. Together, they slept together to remove the poison. Promising to return for Yun, Mang convinced her to return home. However, rumors circulated that Mang had passed away, leaving Yun, carrying his child, heartbroken. To provide her baby with a father figure, Yun married Yeung Mo. Unbeknownst to her, Mang was alive and returned to find Yun already wed.

Based on the book "Four Generations Living Together" by the author Lao She.

The upcoming project will draw inspiration from the initial book in the Lu Xiao Feng series, titled The Realm of the Gilded Avian .

It comprises of three distinct and comprehensive narratives. Entrepreneurship: Da Sheng Kui emerged three centuries ago. Against all odds, Wang Xiang Qing, Shi Da Xue, Zhang Jie, and three other men from Shanxi joined forces to venture into the world, ultimately becoming creators of immense wealth. Their journey across treacherous terrains, facing harsh weather conditions, unknowingly reconnected the civilizations of Europe and Asia. With the accompaniment of soothing camel bells, business pioneers from various ethnicities traversed thousands of miles on foot, establishing a vital trade route spanning Eurasia - the tea industry road. Societe Generale: Shopkeepers, led by Da Sheng Kui, united against Western powers 160 years later. Through perseverance and sacrifice, they overcame challenges and achieved greater successes amidst trials of bloodshed and adversity. The third segment narrates Da Sheng Kui's fulfillment of his historical duty and eventual closure in the early 20th century, set against a backdrop of global shifts and domestic turmoil.

Li Huai, despite being the grandson of the famous Li Xun Huan from the Xiao Li Fei Dao lineage, is considered illegitimate and has led a nomadic life from a young age. Upon returning to his hometown years later with a treasure left by his mother, he is wrongly accused of theft by an official and falls into a trap set by the guard leader, Han Jun. During this challenging period, he is repeatedly rescued by a mysterious woman named Xue Cai Ye, leading to the deepening of their emotional connection. Taken from the book series "Little Li Flying Dagger" by Gu Long.