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In the midst of daily reports of indiscriminate murders of women, a single mother was found dead in an apartment. Around the same time, her son Kazuki Saito went missing, sparking speculation about who could be responsible. The police are actively searching for the culprit, who is believed to have a specific type. Meanwhile, a girl named Sayo ventures into the woods and encounters the suspected murderer holding a knife. What will happen to the girl who crossed paths with the killer?

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.

Using the term 'family', a father gets ready to bid farewell to his loved ones. (TMDb)

Humans are adept at adjusting to and embracing changes in their surroundings. Family members, including mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, are considered part of society even before they officially join it as individuals. This narrative follows a family navigating a crisis stemming from the clash of personal transformations, which represent the highest level of societal structure. It is my hope that we can recognize the diminishing significance of the family unit as we prioritize individual thoughts and actions. Through a heartfelt and compassionate tale, I aim to illustrate the journey of a fractured family rediscovering its roots and finding healing by rediscovering the value of familial bonds that may have been overlooked in the midst of past conflicts.

Shirayuri Rio is accustomed to living independently until his younger brother unexpectedly arrives, announcing his intention to move in, much to Rio's dismay. The series follows their adventures in assisting others, with each episode featuring a brief cooking tutorial.

The meeting of a spouse who has lost touch with love and a musician who struggles to perform love songs.

"Is it acceptable to seek employment in this manner? What is my true passion in life?" Sengawa Shunya reflects on his life as he engages with the members of the Yoshimaru family

Joo Dong, Joo Nam, and Joo Yeon's father, Joo Nam, intends to donate his entire wealth to the community, with the exception of their three-story home, which has significantly increased in value. He vows to bequeath the house to whichever sibling marries first within the next six months. Following this surprising revelation from their father, Mr. Jeong, Joo Dong, Joo Nam, and Joo Yeon—who are all past the prime age for marriage—embark on a quest to find partners. Joo Yeon, 29, who has opted to remain single, also begins to actively seek someone to secure the inheritance of the house. This charming romantic drama gives her the opportunity to contemplate marriage and reflect on her previous relationships. (HanCinema)

At the direction of his aunt, Mitazono Kaoru, Murata Hikaru, a housekeeper, begins an online live stream to promote and rescue the Musubi Housekeeper Agency from financial difficulties

A three-part series showcasing the everyday experiences of the cheerful employees at Tsukiyono Beverage Company, portrayed through three timeless genres: comedy, horror, and romance

Mikoshiba is a highly skilled assistant who has earned the complete trust of Anno

Promotion for Ai Qi Chi ( ).

After dedicating many years to his career as a civil engineer, Toyohara Kotaro (60) has decided to retire. In appreciation of his wife Yoko's support throughout his career, he buys a ring as a gift to surprise her during dinner. However, before he can present it to her, she unexpectedly requests a divorce. This dramatic story delves into the complexities of married life through the eyes of both husband and wife, highlighting the increasing trend of divorces among older couples.

The narrative centers around three sisters portrayed by Yoshitaka. The eldest sister is a solemn individual dealing with relationship issues, the middle sister is a charismatic hostess, and the youngest sister is a well-known actress. Each sister has her own unique challenges and lives a distinct lifestyle.

Takeuchi Miharu, a skilled attorney working at a law firm in Nagoya, is handed a divorce case involving a client company by Mizuno Toyohiko, the firm's leader. The company's president, Gohara Naoki (Yoshizawa Hisashi), seeks to divorce his wife Nobue (Kone Hana), who left their young son and moved out. Despite facing her own past divorce struggles, Miharu decides to take on the challenging case. As she delves deeper into the situation, Miharu's approach to the case aligns more with Nobue's emotions, leading to the termination of the firm's advisory contract. Mizuno, who holds a soft spot for Miharu, tries to convince her not to leave but she takes responsibility and resigns. Feeling disheartened, Miharu seeks solace in a drink at Ankake Spaghetti, a restaurant beneath her home, where she confides in the owner, Mitsuya Tetsu. Nobue later turns up at the restaurant with her distressed twin sisters, seeking Miharu's help in navigating their parents' impending divorce. Touched by their plight, Miharu goes above and beyond to assist the twins in reuniting their broken family. Witnessing Miharu's dedication, Tetsu and Nobue propose the idea of starting a divorce counseling center, which ultimately leads to the establishment of the Takeuchi Harumi Divorce Counseling Centre. On the day of the center's opening, a young lady stares at the signboard with a mix of emotions - it is revealed to be Miharu's long-lost daughter, Kanae, now a grown adult.

Mirai spends all her time playing games daily, while her brother, a future tool developer, offers unwavering support and belief in her

Comprised of 4 episodes adapted from a collection of short stories. Episode 1 follows Minako (Mizukawa) as she becomes concerned about her husband's (Koizumi) mental well-being after he excitedly recounts seeing a UFO in the park. In Episode 2, Megumi (Mizukawa) worries about her husband's (Otani) job when she witnesses him being taunted by his coworkers at a company baseball game. Episode 3 revolves around Sayo (Mizukawa), a career woman, who struggles with declining her father-in-law's request to move in with her and her husband (Katsuji) during her first visit to their home since their marriage. Lastly, in Episode 4, Masami (Mizukawa) attempts to please her husband (Koike) by sending him frequent emails and preparing his favorite meals, only to discover that he may prefer his single lifestyle. Based on short stories by Okuda Hideo.