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Katakoi Gourmet Nikki

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.

Usui Sachi, an office worker, seems to attract misfortune just like her name suggests. She is constantly busy with odd tasks at the events company where she is employed, leading her to rely on convenience store meals as a daily routine. One day, while at the convenience store, Sachi accidentally bumps into Karamaru Atsushi who takes her to a temple to make amends by treating her. Karamaru is in training to eventually run the temple. At the temple, Sachi meets the head priest Gendo and university student Ogi Takenori, who is there to learn about the temple's shojin cuisine. Through the meal, she learns about the importance of having proper meals. Inspired, Sachi attempts to cook at home for the first time in a long time, which leads to subtle changes in her daily life. This story is based on the manga by Kanemori Ayami.

A sequel to Kudoki Monku showcasing Kou's imagined partners preparing breakfast for her and the pair enjoying a meal together

Megumi Kanbayashi, a 30-year-old freelance writer, has been single for the past six years. Her friend, Yuko Fushimi, a magazine editor, proposes a second season of a project where Megumi tries to get approached by eligible bachelors while dining at recommended restaurants. Can Megumi find her perfect match this time around?

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

Chiharu, an office worker who moved from Tokyo to Sapporo six months ago, has settled into a cozy bento shop called "Kumaben." One day, while exploring the area, she meets Yuu, a dedicated cook who uses his bento-making skills to help customers. Yuu's old friend Shohei, who works in the fashion industry, visits the shop and orders a bento described as "worthy of being a last meal." Chiharu and Yuu sense that Shohei may have hidden motives behind his words, leading them to investigate further.

One day, Sakamoto Ryu, the owner of the well-established ramen restaurant "Karin", becomes concerned about the new budget-friendly ramen shop "Koike" that opens nearby

Do Eun Soo is a single woman in her 30s leading a monotonous and predictable existence as an office employee, navigating through difficult times with the survival skills she has acquired over the years. She copes with her work-related challenges by indulging in delectable food. The situation becomes complicated with the introduction of the attractive new coworker Lee Ji Yong and the unexpected shift in behavior from her long-time colleague Yoo Woong Jae, thrusting Eun Soo into a romantic triangle at the workplace.

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.

Jirou Tamiyamaru, the main character, has a unique fascination with the art of eating that sets him apart from others. The comedic drama humorously showcases his struggles and quirks when it comes to dining etiquette compared to those around him. (ANN)

Television series from the year 2000.

Saeki Kou is employed in the sales division of an architectural company

In Hong Kong, Lam Mei Lan is determined to keep her grandfather's noodle shop despite redevelopment plans in the area. She crosses paths with Tao Tetsuya, a visitor from Tokyo tasked with caring for a friend's cats in the neighboring apartment. Together, they embark on a quest to uncover the secret to the perfect fish ball noodle soup. This collaboration between TVB and NHK was broadcasted in Hong Kong on TVB on September 6 and 13, 2008, and later on ATV on November 2, 2008.

Based on the manga created by Katsu Aki.

Based on the manga created by Katsu Aki.

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.

The narrative follows the daily routine of Hana, a 30-year-old newlywed, as she prepares simple and quick meals known as Zubora Meshi while her spouse is working in a different location. Zubora Meshi is a type of convenient and straightforward dish typically enjoyed by individuals cooking just for themselves.

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.

TV series based on the popular manga created by Mitsutoshi Furuya.

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

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.

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.

Hamasaki Densuke is a recent addition to the workforce at Suzuki Construction, a prominent construction firm. With the construction industry booming in anticipation of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Hama-chan's passion for fishing often distracts him at work, much to the frustration of his boss, Sasaki Kazuo. Through his shared love of fishing, he forms a bond with Suzuki Ichinosuke, unaware that he is actually the company's president.

Hamasaki Densuke, a third-year employee at Suzuki Construction, is known for his passion for fishing which adds to his endearing personality. He has a unique mentoring dynamic with the company president Suzuki Ichinosuke, whom he affectionately refers to as Su-san. As tensions rise between Densuke, his boss Sasaki Kazuo, and other colleagues, a new, attractive rival enters the scene and complicates Densuke's relationship with his girlfriend, Kobayashi Michikole. This narrative is adapted from the manga series Tsuribaka Nisshi by Yamasaki Juzo and illustrated by Kitami Kenichi.

Refresh 3+7 is a nano film that consists of 10 standalone stories, each representing the concept of three days (yesterday, today, and tomorrow) and seven colors of the rainbow.

This drama revolves around a 29-year-old makeup artist who works in television shopping.

Four years ago, Wang Lichuan traveled overseas for medical treatment due to illness, accompanied by Xie Xiaoqiu. After a span of four years, the two were reunited once again.

Sakuragi Ryota is a fresh online content creator who takes pleasure in exploring the world of ramen

Sakura Meme is a manga artist who wears a mask

Two pairs of individuals pursue their aspirations through their shared passion for cuisine amidst a series of comical misfortunes. Simultaneously, the startling truth about Blood eatery is unveiled. Following a car crash, Zhou Wei'en acquires a unique ability to perceive the feelings of others. However, he also contracts a mysterious illness. With the support of his close pal Zhang Yuhao, Zhou Wei'en emerges as the head chef responsible for Blood's prosperity. As Blood gains popularity, neighboring eateries, including Xu Daxiong's seafood restaurant, experience a decline in customers. In a desperate move, Xu Daxiong enlists his daughter Xu Kaikai, fresh out of culinary school, to investigate Blood. Serendipitously, Zhou Wei'en and Zhang Yuhao discover that the unconventional Xu Kaikai can alleviate Zhou Wei'en's ailment. Furthermore, Zhang Yuhao finds his soulmate in An Jiayi.

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

The central theme of the series revolves around the desire for everyone except one person to erase any memory of the protagonist. The story takes place in a progressive high school where ten different love stories unfold, all centered around the exchange of love letters.

Based on the manga "Wakako-Zake" created by Shinkyu Chie.

A prominent figure in the Hong Kong dining scene passes down ownership of a sushi restaurant to his second wife, KONG YING-YUET (portrayed by Lisa Lui), their son YUE CHI-HIU (played by Michael Tse), and the son from his third marriage, YUE CHI-YING (portrayed by Julian Cheung). HUI and YING are talented chefs specializing in Japanese cuisine, striving for excellence in their craft. Despite having different mothers, they share a strong bond. When their father's first wife, LANGYUNG-YUNG (Angelina Lo), causes trouble for the restaurant, HUI challenges her to a competition for ownership. YUNG sends her personal nurse, CHOI SZE-LUNG (Tavia Yeung), to get close to HUI. HUI falls in love with her, but their relationship falters, and their fresh food supply is cut off. YING travels to Hokkaido, Japan to source fish and meets KEUNG KEUNG (Myolie Wu), a spirited woman from a wealthy family on the plane. They encounter MOYUNG CHING (Damian Lau), known as "The God of Fish," at the fish market. YING discovers that MOYUNG CHING is KEUNG KEUNG's long-lost father, who mentors him and helps secure the first overseas Japanese restaurant franchise in Hong Kong. As YING's career flourishes, HUI grows envious and conspires with CHOI SZE-LUNG to claim his father's wealth. Facing setbacks in their careers and relationships, the brothers decide to compete against each other. HUI overcomes his jealousy, competes fairly with YING, and when the judge is about to announce the winner, YING receives news of KEUNG KEUNG's accident. He rushes to the hospital, leaving the competition without knowing the outcome. Fortunately, KEUNG KEUNG recovers. HUI later reveals to YING that he won the competition and expresses his pride in his brother.

This project involves a partnership between TVB and CMB channel from Korea. The show will focus on a romantic relationship across borders, featuring a Korean celebrity and a photographer from Hong Kong.

The narrative kicks off in a three-story apartment building. Galen, a timid resident on the highest level, encounters a family of three who have just relocated to the floor below. Terry and his wife Melena appear affectionate on the outside, yet there is a secretive tension lingering beneath the surface. Galen's intervention alters the dynamic among the trio. During that same month, some individuals welcomed new beginnings while others believed the saga had concluded; however, in reality, everything was just commencing.

Is it possible for a married couple to sustain their bond while each of them has their own "official" girlfriend and boyfriend? A challenging and intriguing experiment commences! Mitsuru and Takuya, a married couple of three years, had a rather amicable relationship. Despite Mitsuru being busier than Takuya, they were content with their situation. However, everything changed when they met another couple, Shinichiro and Shizuka. Shinichiro proposed that Takuya should go on occasional dates with Shizuka, which Takuya initially declined. Surprisingly, Mitsuru agreed to the idea, believing it would not harm their relationship as long as it remained casual. This story delves into the timeless question for married couples: "Is it difficult to sustain passion and love for your spouse after marriage?"

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

When their mother becomes unwell, two sisters find themselves not only responsible for her ongoing care, but also navigating the relationships that develop as a result. The younger sister, a married mother, develops feelings for the man who discovered their mother in the park. Meanwhile, the older sister, a successful businesswoman, must contend with a man who may have accidentally assaulted her on a train, as well as the doctor overseeing their mother's treatment. Despite the man's persistent presence in her life, appearing forlorn, he may be seeking employment at her company after losing his job. Additionally, the attractive doctor proposes marriage to the older sister, who declines his offer. And so the story unfolds...

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

Picture yourself as a single woman at the age where people typically consider getting married. What qualities would you want in a potential husband? In the past, it was often said that a man should have a high salary, a good education, and be tall. Nowadays, the focus has shifted to qualities like respect for women, low risk, and independence. But let's save that discussion for another time. The real dilemma arises when a young, wealthy, and attractive celebrity suddenly appears before you and asks for your hand in marriage. How would you react? Hasegawa Kyoko portrays Shiraishi Suzuko, a talented and confident female chef, while Koide Keisuke plays Katsuragi Haruki, a naive celebrity businessman. Join these characters in a comedic drama filled with unexpected twists and turns.

Based on the manga "Sakura 2-go" (2) created by Takeo Takeyama.

A story unfolds about a woman experiencing a double loss in her life - her job and her partner, prompting her to embark on a journey from Japan to Shanghai. Misuzu Nomura, a 32-year-old manager in the fashion industry, triggers a strike while on a work trip to Shanghai, leading her to resign from her position. Following a breakup with her significant other, she decides to start fresh in Shanghai, where she navigates cultural differences and encounters unexpected twists of fate in her pursuit of happiness. --NHK (source: drama wiki)

Based on the manga "Cool Sukiyaki" by the author Izumi Masayuki.

In the TV show, Rosa Kato portrays Yukie, a meticulous office lady working in the accounting department of a small company, alongside her partner played by Naoki Nokubo. Yumiko Shaku takes on the role of a successful drama writer named type-B, who is paired with Hiroyuki Miyasako. Yu Kashii acts as a freeter with type-O blood, partnering with Taiwanese actor Wilson Chen. Lastly, Asami Mizukawa plays another character named Yukie, a university student with type-AB blood, who teams up with Shigeru Joshima from the group TOKIO.

In a gripping late-night story, three individuals find themselves burdened with significant debts. Together, they collaborate on a clever scheme to settle their financial obligations. Hongo Keisuke, Nakamura Shunsuke, operates a loan company, while Kuroki Miho, Honjo Manami, works as a securities expert. The theme song introduces the acting and singing talents of Park Hae Jin.