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Based on Aikawa Momoko's manga series "Kosume no Mahou" ( ).

Based on the manga series "Kosume no Mahou" created by Aikawa Momoko.

Derived from the manga "Kikaseteyo Ai no Kotoba wo" by Tsukumo Mutsumi.

The show "Say Yes Enterprise" consists of seven interconnected stories all centered around a matchmaking agency. Each story unfolds through a series of episodes. In the first story, titled "Cinderella," a member of the elite class crosses paths with a street performer, finding solace in each other's company. The second story, "Loving Windy Dust," follows a love that was abruptly cut short when one partner disappeared, only to be reunited ten years later under unexpected circumstances. In "Love Letter," the third story, a couple faces challenges as they navigate their differing desires for marriage and career success. The fourth story, "The Graduate," explores the complexities of a woman falling for a man much younger than her, raising questions about family loyalty. In "Fatal Attraction," a seemingly casual encounter spirals into a nightmare of harassment and paternity claims. The sixth story, "Kramer vs. Kramer," takes a comedic turn as twins attempt to reunite their divorced parents by swapping places. Finally, in "You Are Destined to be My Bride," two individuals find unexpected paths leading them back to each other after pursuing separate relationships.

Three single men who have been unsuccessful in relationships are employed at a housing company. Lacking real-life experience in dating, they entertain themselves with comical and impractical advice on how to attract women. Despite their efforts to appear irresistible, they end up being quite the opposite. The series showcases their amusing and awkward journey in pursuit of love, as well as their strong bond of friendship. Viewers may find humor in the absurd antics of these men in love, while also being touched by their heartfelt camaraderie.

A television series on TBS adapted from a comic book of the same title written by Ijiro Yukari.

Kobayakawa Nobuki, a surgeon working at a university hospital, faces challenges in his professional relationships and struggles with his emotionally unstable and jealous wife

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.

Rewritten text: Episode 14 titled "Sun's Embrace" was first made available on DVD.

Use this hand to perform this action, and let this voice convey these words. Twelve romantic tales that cater to your desires! Experience the purest form of love and feel the sweetness flow through you. (Amazon.co.jp)

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.

The multi-genre series "Kiss Shape" features the 11 members of the Nagoya-based boy group BOYS AND MEN as the main protagonists, exploring various facets of love in each episode

In every populated area, a community exists. Districts are linked together by trains, which make stops at various stations. It is at these stations where people meet and relationships are formed, including love. A 10-part omnibus drama has been created to showcase different love stories - such as romance, familial love, friendship, and love for one's hometown - all connected to specific train stations along the Osaka Loop line. (Credit: Jdramas.wordpress)

The narrative revolves around a love hotel staff member known as "Ueno" on Twitter, who offers guidance on matters of love. Ueno, an employee at the Gotanda Kingdom love hotel, offers advice to men struggling with relationships and intimacy, teaching them how to attract women to the hotel.

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.

The third installment of the KTV original series "Osaka Loop Line" consists of 10 episodes, with each episode taking place at a different station along the iconic railway that circles central Osaka. These episodes feature 10 unique and uncomplicated stories, all immersed in the vibrant and charming ambiance of Osaka.

Based on the manga "Sweet Revenge," created by Sawada Kenichi and illustrated by Kashiwaya Cocco.

Mitsuru Adachi's acclaimed short story collection "Short Program" has been adapted into a live-action drama featuring the popular boy group JO1. This marks the first time that all members of JO1 will be starring in one of the carefully chosen eleven episodes. The series explores themes of youth romance through a mix of music, sports, and action. Follow the journey of these eleven boys as they pursue their dreams in this captivating drama. (Amazon Prime Japan) Based on the manga series "Short Program" by Mitsuru Adachi.

Xiao Wen resides by herself in a rented residence in Taipei. One morning, she discovers Qian Yong, a university student who works at a pub, sleeping next to her. Over time, the initial awkwardness between them transforms into a strong friendship as they become intertwined in each other's lives. Despite occasional disagreements, the pub's owner's clever strategies help them resolve conflicts peacefully. Unexpectedly, Xiao Wen, an avid piano player, catches the attention of Mr. Guan, a renowned producer, and is offered a chance to release a music album. Meanwhile, Qian Yong, aspiring to be a professional photographer, faces numerous setbacks on his journey. The emergence of a formidable rival, Zhong Yuan, adds more pressure to his struggles. A thoughtless remark from Qian Yong puts a strain on his relationship with Xiao Wen, leading to a major disagreement and Qian Yong moving out. This story is inspired by the Japanese manga "Uchi Ni Oide Yo" (Come On A My House!) by Hara Hidenori.

Derived from the manga "Tsurumoku Single Dormitory" by Eisaku Kubonouchi.

This series showcases six unique love stories unfolding in six different locations. Each storyline consists of five episodes: 1. "Moonlight in the City" taking place in Bangkok (ep. 1-5) 2. "My Desired Happiness" (also known as "If You're Happy, then I Am Happy") set in Shanghai (ep. 6-10) 3. "It's Sunny at your Place" (also known as "Love Is Simple") set in Yunnan (ep. 11-15) 4. "My Lover" set in Beijing (ep. 16-20) 5. "Sunbathing" (also known as "I'm a Fish") set in Hainan (ep. 21-25) 6. "The Most Familiar Stranger" set in Vancouver (ep. 26-30)

Television series from the year 2000.

Located in a thermal spa retreat, the narrative explores the evolving romantic dynamics between males and females

Comprising of ten distinct stories exploring different facets of human connections, affection, and intimacy, each tale in The Threat of Love delves into its own unique theme. Through a romantic and touching approach, the book portrays modern relationships with a focus on conveying the intricate and vulnerable emotions in a genuine manner.

A man who has not yet had sexual intercourse suffers from an extremely uncommon condition that limits him to only seven opportunities to engage in sexual activity in his lifetime. Once he has exhausted all seven chances, he will be unable to have sex ever again. Regrettably, he has already used two of these opportunities on self-pleasure. With only five chances remaining, he is torn between choosing carefully and saving himself for a special someone, while also feeling a strong desire to lose his virginity.

In the film, Moriyama portrays a temporary employee who has always struggled in the realm of romance. However, his luck takes a turn when he begins receiving unexpected attention from numerous gorgeous women, leaving him feeling bewildered by this sudden "moteki" phenomenon of being highly desired and sought after. (Tokyograph)

Based on the manga created by Katsu Aki.

Naka Riisa portrays a manga artist who attends a party celebrating another manga artist. During the event, she meets five men who inspire her to create five different stories in her mind.

Based on the manga created by Katsu Aki.

Exploring the concept of "hidden expressions of affection," this film beautifully portrays the happiness of being loved by someone you care for, as well as the thrilling moments that come with experiencing love

Konno Izumi possesses an unparalleled beauty that leaves all who see her in awe. Her perfectly proportioned body and charming face captivate the attention of every man she encounters, causing them to be enchanted by her presence. Despite her attempts to live a normal life, Izumi is constantly pursued by admirers who are willing to go to great lengths to win her affection. Among these admirers is Akamatsu Keisuke, a shy university student who becomes infatuated with Izumi after meeting her. Meanwhile, Izumi is involved in a relationship with her art professor, Aoyama Jin, although her feelings for him are not reciprocated. This complex love triangle is depicted in the manga "Omo ni Naitemasu" by Higashimura Akiko.

Machida Ritsuko and Nonoyama Shuichi, also known as Non-chan, have been living together for the past 8 years. One day, while Non-chan was out fishing, Ritsuko invited her friend Niinuma Mina over for a chat. Mina asked Ritsuko if she and Non-chan were considering marriage, to which Ritsuko responded that he had not proposed yet. Unbeknownst to them, Non-chan had returned from fishing and overheard their conversation, causing him to become upset and question their relationship. Despite their shared interests, they seem to have differing opinions on many things.

Madoka Tokoro is employed at a publishing firm and serves as an editorial team member for Juice, a monthly manga geared towards young women. Despite being 33 years old, she has yet to experience true love. Madoka harbors feelings for her coworker, Naoya Hakkaku, who is well-liked in the sales department. Seeking guidance from the manga artist she oversees, she is advised to observe him during meals in order to better connect with him. Embracing this suggestion, Madoka indulges in dishes like beef bowls, mackerel simmered in miso, and omurice while allowing herself to daydream.

Mariko appears to struggle in the romance department, but in reality, she is the CEO of a business called Sweet Revenge

When Shiho Nishina became concerned about her intimate relationship with her spouse, he suggested the idea of attending a couples' swap event. Initially hesitant, Shiho eventually agreed after her husband's persistence. She reluctantly agreed, insisting they would only observe. Meanwhile, a couple exchange club called "Aquarium" was managed by a former diplomat, Mr. Kubozuka, and his wife. Initially cautious, Shiho was gradually drawn to the charm of the Kubozuka couple and decided to swap partners with them. Their initial happiness soon turned into a nightmare, revealing unforeseen consequences.

After developing feelings for Hiraoka Naoya while observing him enjoy a beef bowl, manga editor Tokoro Koro Madoka's life took a different turn. Seeking guidance on how to approach one of her company's most popular colleagues, Koro turned to a co-worker for advice. The suggestion was for Koro to embark on a food-related journey following Naoya's favorite meals. While Koro has enjoyed numerous delicious dishes during this adventure, she has not made much progress in getting closer to Naoya personally. Despite this, she has gained insight into her crush through their shared meals. As she continues to follow Naoya on his culinary escapades, Koro hopes to establish a more tangible connection with him in the future. The question remains whether sharing meals indirectly can spark a change in Koro's unrequited affection.

Kashiwazaki Yu has been focusing on her professional endeavors and avoiding romantic entanglements. However, her resolve is tested when she crosses paths with Saku Ryo, a single father who is a wedding dress designer and couturier. This storyline is adapted from the manga series "Hanayome Miman Escape" by Ogawa Maruni.

Based on the manga series "Cinderella Complex" by Inoue Risako.

Tomo is often favored by men who are already in relationships. She finds herself vulnerable when they express their love, but confused when they end things. Tomo notices that many men are caught up in sentimental love. She is critical of herself for struggling to cut ties completely. Despite being asked out only when it's convenient, she considers the idea of becoming a "subscription girlfriend" during times when she can't be their main partner. By entering into a flat-rate contract without the pressure of "I love you," she hopes to avoid getting emotionally entangled. Tomo gathers women in similar situations on social media to start a "subscription girlfriend" service. However, things get complicated when her friend Kosuke confesses his feelings for her. Unable to be honest about her emotions, Tomo suggests they date under the terms of a "subscription girlfriend" contract.

Tanaka Hiroshi is a regular young man who earns a living by cooking gyoza at a gyoza restaurant

Horie Mana enjoys her job as a sales clerk at Tomiya Corporation and harbors feelings for her coworker Hashii Tsubasa. Despite her shy nature, she finds contentment in admiring him from a distance. When Mana's old classmate, Honda Ai, mentions seeing another classmate, Takato Hino, whom Mana had lost touch with, Mana coincidentally encounters Hino. Learning that Hino is going through a divorce and has nowhere to stay, Mana invites her to live with her.

Beating Heart is an experimental omnibus drama produced by MBC, featuring six segments under the theme: "When did you feel your heart beating the hardest?" This series explores emotions like love, grief, and happiness, brought to life by six pairs of directors and screenwriters. Each duo is responsible for one chapter, which is made up of two episodes.

Mini-series consisting of 6 different stories: 1. Close Friends Lover 2. Fright Lover 3. Mama's Boy Lover 4. Circumstances Lover 5. Drop-off Lover 6. Sightless Lover

The familiar conclusion of "And they lived happily ever after" is a theme explored in On Marriage. This anthology series delves into the challenges faced by couples who sacrifice their own desires for the sake of their marriage. Each episode offers a unique perspective on the different facets of marriage from five distinct viewpoints. (pavilion.taicca.tw)

Since childhood, he has harbored feelings for the girl next door, who is a decade his senior. However, despite the years that have passed, he remains trapped in the role of "the younger brother who feels like family." Just when he was ready to relinquish hope, a romantic rival emerges, reigniting his determination. He resolves to pursue her more assertively! After a decade of unreciprocated affection, things finally begin to change!