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Upon the arrival of Kurumi Hayaka, a stunning new student, into Hideo Aiba's high school class, the leader of the photography club becomes enamored with her. Despite his initial feelings, Aiba quickly realizes he is dealing with Kurumi's mischievous demeanor. How will their complex and unconventional relationship unfold?

In honor of the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the People's Republic of China, the inexperienced Pan Liping team expressed admiration for the classic figures known for their heroism. Mu Guiying led the team to a significant achievement, serving as an inspiration for others to strive for greatness.

In order to address the financial difficulties faced by a temple, a Buddhist vocational school is established by the temple. This school is open to students who have not succeeded in other high schools. Tension arises between the students and the monk instructors. In the meantime, Shosuke Tamura, a monk in training from Kinkinfuku Temple near the struggling temple, is tasked with observing the other temple. This story is inspired by the manga series "Butsen" created by Ranjo Miyake and published in Weekly Morning from 1999 to 2001.

Rika Yamaguchi is employed at a music label. On her birthday, she experiences a terrible incident where her ex-boyfriend deceives her out of her money. Out of nowhere, a mature lady in a leopard print outfit emerges in a puff of white smoke. This woman reveals herself as Rika from two decades ahead. She mourns her premature demise, caused by slipping on a beer bottle in a bar. Traveling back from the future, she aims to make a fresh beginning. Teaming up with her future self, who looks and dresses drastically different, Rika embarks on a tough journey to start afresh.

Despite facing numerous challenges, Yagami Kazuhiko unexpectedly rises to the position of section chief at "Matsushiba Electric", an appliance company. Join in the laughter as his ambitious endeavors lead to comical chaos for those around him. This entertaining story is adapted from the humorous manga created by Nonaka Eiji, known for his work on "Cromartie High School".

Based on the manga "Joyu Meshi" by Fujikawa Yotsuba and illustrated by Ueno Nono.

A Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force submarine collided with a US nuclear submarine near Japan and sank, sparking shock with initial reports of all 76 crew members, including Captain Shiro Kaieda, being killed. However, the truth revealed that the crew actually survived. The incident was a ploy to allow them to transfer to the high-tech nuclear submarine "Seabat", a joint project between Japan and the US. The Seabat integrated into the US fleet, with Kaieda, known for his exceptional navigation skills, as its captain. Yet, Kaieda surprises everyone by loading nuclear missiles onto the Seabat and rebelling, declaring the new nation of Yamato with himself as the leader. The US labels Yamato a nuclear threat and mobilizes its Pacific fleet to eliminate it. The Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force's diesel ship Tatsunami sets off in pursuit of Yamato to capture it before the US. Captain Fukamachi, driven by personal history with Kaieda, is torn between loyalty and betrayal. What motivates Kaieda Shiro to challenge the Japanese and US governments, the Maritime Self-Defense Force, and the US Navy in this tumultuous turn of events remains a mystery.

Certain companies prioritize enthusiasm, intense rivalry, and interpersonal connections as essential for their existence. Some young individuals, feeling weary of life in Seoul, have decided to relocate to a quieter town. Kim Oh Hoo had been employed at a company with the aim of realizing his aspirations, yet hard work does not always guarantee the achievement of one’s dreams. Overwhelmed by a company that demands all his time, Oh Hoo chooses to resign and moves to a small city, where he encounters Shin Na Ra, Hyun Jae, and Yeo Un Shik. During his time with them, Oh Hoo begins to contemplate the true meaning of happiness. (WHYNOT MEDIA)

He wears a black dress shirt paired with slacks, shiny patent leather shoes, a cobra leather belt, and a chunky gold necklace. Since he fired a rocket launcher at the headquarters of a competing gang, Sawada Masatoshi has earned the moniker "Rokemasa (Rocket Launcher Masa)." His overbearing demeanor has led him to encounter numerous problems, rendering him a troublesome yakuza with little chance for advancement. He is a self-absorbed, inconsiderate individual who resorts to violence against anyone he encounters and disregards his boss's commands. Yet, despite his flaws, Rokemasa possesses an enigmatic allure that captivates other men. He simultaneously draws in both allies and adversaries, setting the stage for a significant conflict that will engulf all of Japan in the tumultuous region of Kitakyushu. Adapted from the manga series "Donketsu" (ドンケツ) by Ta-shi (たーし).

Coffee Ikaga Deshou will have a spinoff.

Imagine a scenario where Jesus and Buddha are present on Earth in contemporary times. Picture them sharing a flat in Japan. "Saint Oniisan" is a light-hearted series that explores the everyday experiences of Jesus Christ and Gautama Buddha as they live together as roommates in a Tokyo apartment during their vacation on Earth. The show features humor centered around Christianity, Buddhism, and related topics, as well as the duo's efforts to conceal their true identities and adapt to modern Japanese society. (TMDb) Based on the manga "Saint Onii-san" by Nakamura Hikaru.

Based on the manga "Saint Onii-san" by Nakamura Hikaru.

Derived from the manga "Saint Onii-san" created by Nakamura Hikaru.

Television series from the year 2000.

Yi Chen, a rising comedian, has the ability to turn into a colossal giant to battle mysterious monsters

Jo Yun Seop is once more tirelessly toying with ideas as he strives to craft an incredible script today

Hajime is employed in the technology department of a newspaper firm, where he has been working for seven years. Despite his tenure, he tends to neglect his responsibilities in favor of working on manga. Yutaka, his coworker, professes to prioritize life over work, though Hajime notices a lack of contentment in him. Observing Yutaka, Hajime begins to question whether his current lifestyle is fulfilling or if he should strive to excel in his job.

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.

Haruka, a 22-year-old recent college graduate, is on the hunt for a job. She unexpectedly lands a position as a manager at a talent agency, where she is required to pose as a 17-year-old client. Despite her initial confusion, Haruka starts to uncover hidden talents within herself and sets her sights on becoming a true idol. This is a story of self-discovery and growth with the help of the special individuals around her. --TV Asahi

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.

A humorous historical fiction show.

Follow-up to Falling in Love Innocently.

Koda Minare, a 26-year-old woman who works part-time at a curry restaurant, has faced a string of hardships lately, including a breakup and falling victim to a scam. Seeking solace, she turns to alcohol at a bar where she crosses paths with the head of a local radio station. Sharing her recent woes with him, the radio station executive recognizes her potential as a radio host. Thanks to his encouragement, Koda Minare is chosen to lead the late-night radio show "Wave, Listen to Me."

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.