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Based on the manga "Usogui" created by Sako Toshio.

The last three installments that bring an end to the Washizu storyline.

Kanzaki Nao, a college student known for her honesty, is offered 100 million yen and a chance to participate in the "Liar Game", a competition where contestants use deception to win money while risking falling into debt if they lose. Her initial adversary is her former teacher Fujisawa Kazuo, who manages to outwit her and take her money. Unable to seek help from the authorities, she seeks assistance from Akiyama Shinichi, a recently released con artist. This story is based on the manga series "Liar Game" by Kaitani Shinobu.

Kanzaki Nao, an innocent individual, and Akiyama Shinichi, a skilled con artist, have not received any communication from the LIAR GAME organization since the conclusion of the last game. It appears they may have successfully evaded capture. However, Nao is unexpectedly invited to participate in another round of the game, once again entangling herself in its web. This time, she must collaborate with Shinichi and their former rival Fukunaga, as they confront three new adversaries in deceitful games such as "24 Rensou Russian Roulette" and "17 Poker."

Offspring of prominent families in politics and business are enrolled in the prestigious Hyakkaou Private Academy, where students' status is determined through a series of games. Those who emerge victorious hold power, while the defeated become subservient. The arrival of a enigmatic new student, Jabami Yumeko, shakes things up at the academy. Despite her innocent appearance, she is a compulsive gambler who thrives on the excitement of risky bets. ~

Based on the manga "Nozokiya" created by Yamamoto Hideo.

At Macao Casino, a pair of dealers, Fu Xiao Bo and Li Qiu Xia, discovered an abandoned infant within the premises. They decided to adopt the baby, whom they named Fu Jin Bao. Jin Bao displayed a natural talent for gambling from a young age, frequently visiting casinos and becoming engrossed in the activity. Concerned for his well-being, Fu and Li made the decision to leave their jobs at the casino in order to raise Jin Bao in a healthier environment. As Jin Bao grew older, he heeded his parents' advice to steer clear of gambling and lead a more stable life. He eventually found love with Tong Hua Shun, a childhood friend.

A tale follows Maeda Taison, a troublemaker in high school with aspirations of becoming a global boxing champion. The story is based on the manga series "Rokudenashi Blues" by Morita Masanori. (Tokyograph)

The plot follows a man who suffers from amnesia after a car crash and finds himself in the company of the female wrestlers of El Palacio. Struggling to recover his memories, he eventually settles in with the group and takes on the role of their referee. This narrative is based on the manga "Koko ga Uwasa no El Palacio" by author Aoyagi Takao.

Following their deaths, a collection of individuals discover that they are now involved in the "Love Game," where they have the opportunity to begin their lives anew.

In this instance, the skilled mahjong prodigy Akagi Shigeru is up against his rival, Ichikawa, who is blind but possesses remarkable auditory abilities and a wealth of experience to skillfully handle the tiles.

A range of competitors participates in a game show offering a reward of 10 billion won. The winner is the contestant who successfully deceives the others. Among the participants are the clever con artist Ha Woo Jin and the unsuspecting college student Nam Da Jung.

Setsu and Chisato have been close friends since their high school days. Setsu pays a visit to the dining bar where Chisato is employed. Setsu, a shoe designer, is feeling uncertain about a temporary job offer she received from an Italian workshop. Despite Setsu's lover Hirai Tamotsu's wife discovering their relationship, Hirai insists they will continue to be together. Setsu's previous marriage ended due to her pursuit of perfection, and she now finds solace in her relationship with the carefree Hirai. While Chisato listens compassionately to Setsu's situation, she is dealing with her own husband's unfaithfulness. Chisato's husband Mitsuru, a well-known photographer, has a history of extramarital affairs. However, Chisato has a gut feeling that his current affair may be more serious. She is haunted by thoughts of her family being in danger while she is away. Meanwhile, Setsu is faced with an unexpected turn of events.

After Japan's asset price bubble burst in 1996, Shibasaki Akira found himself working in the loan division at the Yotsubashi branch of Aoba Bank. His job took an unexpected turn when he was reassigned to a government-owned organization overseeing housing financial bonds. This organization was established to recover bad debts from failed housing loan companies. Akira joined forces with employees from various banks and former housing loan company workers to confront uncooperative debtors and safeguard taxpayer funds.

Genius on the Left, Lunatic on the Right explores the various perspectives on abnormal individuals, including psychological, philosophical, biological, and religious viewpoints. This analysis is drawn from Gao Ming's novel of the same name.

Matoba Yosuke, a former office worker, finds himself unemployed while his wife, Matoba Hikaru, a retired dancer, decides to pursue her passion amidst a family crisis. Left to care for their son, Yosuke reconnects with Chikako, an ex-lover turned successful career woman, who steps in to help. As Yosuke navigates his new reality and Chikako explores a relationship with a younger man, Jun Kikuta, the question remains: will their old flame reignite in their changed circumstances?

Based on the manga series "Konbini Maria" created by Mitsuru Miura.

Satomi Yuu is employed as a caregiver for individuals in their homes, where her guiding principle for both the families and patients is "Donmai" (don't mind). This motto is inspired by the manga series "Donmai!" created by Yajima Masao and illustrated by Wakasa Takeshi.

Kei is a young screenwriter who has not achieved much success in her career. One day, she is surprised to find a visitor at her apartment door - a little girl named Niko, who is revealed to be the secret child of the famous actress Mifuyu Shibano. Niko is sent to Kei because she is the only person aware of this secret, having worked for Mifuyu in the past before she became well-known. Kei notices that Niko is very reserved, so she decides to start an 'exchange diary' as a way to communicate with her.

In Iryu 2, Asada Ryutaro faces new challenges within Japan's healthcare system. The government is implementing laws to address the rising medical costs, forcing hospitals to operate independently or risk bankruptcy. Hospital mergers and acquisitions are becoming common, leading to closures of obstetrics and pediatrics departments. This shortage of doctors is closely linked to the management issues hospitals are facing. Hospitals now must operate like businesses to avoid financial collapse.

Ann, a 12-year-old girl, moved in with her maternal grandparents following her parents' divorce. She found solace in the companions she met in the unfamiliar countryside. Tragically, her mother passed away, but with the help of her friends, Ann was able to find joy again. However, her budding romance with one of her friends ended in heartbreak. The story is adapted from the manga series "Sand Chronicles" by Ashihara Hinako.

Walkin' Butterfly explores the uncertainties and discomfort that many young people face as they transition into adulthood. Michiko, the protagonist, stands out due to her height, which is different from that of most Japanese women, and her job as a part-time pizza delivery driver, typically seen as a male-dominated role. It is understandable that she grapples with feelings of insecurity about her identity as a woman and her societal position.

In the adaptation from the manga series "Jotei Kaoruko" by Kurashina Ryo and illustrated by Wake Issaku, Kiritani portrays Saya, a young woman who becomes a Ginza hostess after graduating from high school. Saya is on a quest to find her long-lost mother, whom she has never known, while facing off against Miki, another young hostess who is also searching for her father.

Tomura Toshiko (Minami) undergoes remarkable transformations based on her desires. Moving from an actress to a designer, and then to a novelist, she seems to reinvent herself like a caterpillar shedding its skin. However, these talents are not inherently hers, but rather skillfully imitated from those around her. Is she a prodigy crafted by a higher power, or simply a masterful mimic? Described as a femme fatale, she attracts the attention of many men. The duality of her love for others and her constantly evolving self represents a human flaw that must continue to manifest in a world where good and evil are intricately intertwined. -- DramaWiki (Jdrama Weblog)

Have you heard about the Labor Standards Inspectors? These government officials were established to ensure workplace safety for the 52 million employed individuals nationwide. Danda Rin is a prime example of a dedicated and strict inspector who strictly enforces regulations. When she was transferred to a new office, rumors of her causing her previous boss to go bald followed her. Unlike her relaxed male colleagues, Danda Rin is known for her no-nonsense approach in addressing issues such as unpaid overtime, ineffective managers, and power harassment.

Shizuru is an enigmatic woman whose sole focus is on food. Individuals with different concerns encounter Shizuru, and by sharing a meal together, their problems are resolved, despite her not offering any guidance.

Masayoshi Tsuruda, also known as Jumbo, comes back to a small coastal town after lending money to the former head of Baba Clinic. He ends up taking over as the clinic's director, where Nurse Asuka Baba, the late director's daughter, also works. Asuka is new to her role but shows great dedication and warmth. The dynamic between Doctor Tsuruda and Nurse Asuka involves disagreements as they strive to care for their patients.

Kashiwagi possesses a unique gift of foreseeing the fates of couples. Despite her own struggles in love, she is able to witness the different outcomes of relationships at the cafe where she works alongside Sano and Konno, who specialize in ending relationships. As Kashiwagi observes the varied endings of these relationships, she gains insight into the true meaning of love and learns valuable lessons that contribute to her personal growth.

This drama on BeeTV is a live-action adaptation of Youko Nemu's manga "Gozen 3 ji no Muhou Chitai." The story follows Nanase Momoko, a new designer at a busy office that focuses on creating pachinko parlors. Honda Tsubasa stars as Momoko, while Odagiri Joe plays Tagayashi, a salaryman at a trading company in the same building as Momoko's office.

Large corporations and trading companies are acquiring hospitals overseas or constructing new healthcare facilities in foreign countries to attract wealthy individuals seeking medical services. Meanwhile, in Japan, medium-sized hospitals responsible for serving rural areas are struggling due to a lack of doctors. The closure of these vital hospitals is causing concern among the public. In the midst of this challenging situation, Asada Ryutaro and Team Dragon come together to establish an ideal hospital and take action. However, they face various obstacles, including the interference of business consultant Okamura Tadashi. Okamura, recognized as one of the world's top businessmen for his successful hospital reorganization projects in the US, has partnered with Noguchi Takeo to introduce high-quality Japanese medical services in India. He sees Japanese doctors as essential for entering the market and attempts to recruit Team Dragon, who are not easily swayed by money or prestige. Despite this, Okamura employs various tactics to persuade them to join his project.

Bar Lemon Heart is back for another season, with the Master bartender tackling a customer's personal issues each week, all while impressing with his extensive expertise in wine and liquor.

Tasai, Mitsushima, and Ango are all married individuals who are seeking to have a girlfriend despite knowing it is not morally correct. They are dissatisfied with their marital lives and are unsure of how to go about finding a girlfriend. Mitsushima introduces Ibuse Masumi to them, who is known for teaching men how to attract girlfriends. Ibuse Masumi had his first girlfriend at 22 years old and has experience managing relationships with 11 girlfriends simultaneously. This story is inspired by the manga series "Furinji Man" by Aoki Uhei.

Due to certain circumstances, Koda Sumomo finds herself in a state of limbo, unable to move forward or backward. In search of solace, she visits Auberge Gilda, located just a short distance from Cape Shide, a notorious location for suicide attempts. Under the guidance of the owner, Shiraishi Yuko, Sumomo joins forces with employee Koreeda Ibuki and chef Omori Zen for a period of three months. The auberge attracts a diverse range of guests, each grappling with their own personal struggles, such as an actress embroiled in scandal and a man facing divorce upon reaching retirement age. Witnessing the transformative effect of their stay at Auberge Gilda prompts Sumomo to undergo a change of heart. However, she soon discovers a hidden secret held by Yuko.

An illicit romance blooms between a part-time employee and the manager at the store where she works, leading her to pursue not only the manager but also his son and wife. Desperate for happiness, she becomes entangled in a certain family's dynamics. This story is adapted from the manga series "Nukarumi no Shokutaku" by Inako.

A woman observes the horrific murder of her fiancé at the hands of a maniac who has feelings for her, suffers from temporary amnesia, and experiences delusions.

As a child, Kaoru Kanzaki faced financial hardship when her mother's restaurant went out of business, causing her family to struggle financially. Despite this, Kaoru worked diligently after middle school to save 1 million yen and escape poverty. However, she found herself in significant debt after lending the money to a colleague. Fortunately, Kaoru crossed paths with the Koshimizu Management Consultant team during this challenging period and joined them to improve her situation. Now, Kaoru is determined to overcome her difficulties and achieve financial stability.

Since marrying her husband, Jun decided to leave her job and become a homemaker. She has been happily married to Takeyori for the past 8 years, but they have not been intimate for 5 years and do not have any children. Despite expressing her desire to start a family, her husband refuses to discuss the matter. In an attempt to lift her spirits, Jun decides to return to work as a contract worker. One day, she catches a glimpse of her husband, Takeyori, walking with another woman.

A high school student named K is pulled into the risky underground realm of illegal mahjong by a man known as Seki. Despite having the opportunity to flee with the winnings after a successful match, K opts to rescue Amina (Akane of ACTRY), an idol girl who is being mistreated. To safeguard her, K is reluctantly drawn back into the mahjong scene, where he must conquer his biggest adversary, Dojima, and stay alive. Referred to as "Frozen K" due to his exceptional abilities, K must emerge victorious in the most pivotal game of his life.

In defiance of the law, Ice Cold K continues to engage in unauthorized mahjong games to support Amina. However, his focus shifts when he receives an invitation to compete in a prestigious national Mahjong competition, with his sole aim being to excel as a top Japanese mahjong player. (

Established 122 years ago, Hyakkaou Private Academy is a renowned school for the elite where students are ranked based on their success in gambling. The winners not only gain fame and wealth but also hold power over the losers. A new female student, Yumeko Jabami, joins the academy with a beautiful facade but harboring a deep passion for high-stakes gambling.

Seino, a manga creator residing in Tokyo, suddenly becomes aware of numerous towns on the map that he has never encountered

Kunimitsu is a man who has a bold vision to reform a corrupt Japan. His journey to potentially become Prime Minister begins with a heartfelt and humorous campaign for mayor in a small town, illustrating how unexpected outcomes can occur in unlikely places. Known for his enthusiasm and dramatic flair, Kunimitsu approaches everything with passion and a strong sense of justice. Despite initially aiming to work as a secretary for the town council, he finds himself unexpectedly teaching at a primary school. Through the school elections, he is able to connect with the community and address the challenges faced by students and parents, ultimately awakening the town to the upcoming mayoral elections.

After her father's unexpected passing, a woman decides to quit her job at a hotel and transform her father's warehouse into an inn

Anri possesses the ability to act as a "time guide", allowing individuals the opportunity to reset their lives and make positive changes. (DramaWiki)

Yiu Hok Sum is a detective who excels in interpreting human body language, particularly from individuals attempting to deceive him. Utilizing his expertise in criminal psychology, he successfully resolves cases by closely observing the actions and responses of witnesses, supported by his team. Nevertheless, his connection with his stepfather's relatives is tense due to their negative view of his mother as a gold-digger, who remarried shortly after Yiu Hok Sum witnessed his father's death as a young child.

The show is a comedic portrayal of the inner workings of politics, focusing on a fictional secretary of the House of Representatives. The characters' names are largely inspired by real-life politicians and political parties.

The plot centers on the competition between a reclusive model named Ami and a renowned fashion designer named Reika. (DramaWiki)