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Ito Gentaro, a 58-year-old man, resides in Tokyo with his wife Chizuru. Their three daughters have all left home, but their eldest, 28-year-old Yuka, is single and successful at work, despite her tendency for affairs. The second daughter, Rika, 25, is married to a highly educated man in Osaka, but their marriage is on the verge of ending. The youngest daughter, Mika, 22, is also single and living with a man who appears unlikely to become a successful manga artist. Gentaro, their concerned father, decides to introduce a man he approves of to his daughters one night, who happens to be Yuka's ex-boyfriend. The family's reaction to this unexpected visit remains to be seen the next day.

The heartfelt speeches given by Ito Gentaro, the father of the beloved Ito family, deeply resonate with three sisters on a journey to find happiness: Yuka, Rika, and Mika

Shizuka resides with her father, Junsuke, who is hearing-impaired and operates a photography business in a nearby shopping area. Following the passing of her deaf mother during her youth, Shizuka has served as her father's main means of communication. While she relies on gestures and strong eye contact, her methods of communication are not well-received by her colleagues at the restaurant where she works. However, her life takes a different direction when she aids Keiichi, a regular customer at the restaurant, who struggles with communication. The two individuals, each with unique ways of communicating, form a special bond that brings them closer together.

In a society filled with antagonists, O Na Ra transforms from a sociable girl into a formidable villain in order to safeguard her family. Displaying a strong sense of competitiveness and a commanding presence, she exerts strict control over her resistant husband and adversary sister Yu Jin, establishing herself as the dominant figure in her household. However, when an interloper disrupts her domain, Na Ra is ready to demonstrate the extent of her villainous capabilities.

"Reckless Family" is a comedy series that showcases spontaneous sketches centered on the theme of "family."

The comedy "Himawari" follows Akiko, a young woman employed at the same company as her father, Kenichi No.1, as she pursues her dream of becoming a manga artist. Akiko's romantic interest is Kenichi No.2. (NHK, UMK TV)

The Mano household resides in a particular apartment complex and may seem like an average family at first glance. However, they are far from ordinary. The family consists of Keita, the father who enjoys online shopping, Eriko, the dependable mother, their daughter Sora who is a university student, and Eriko's older brother Hajime, who is temporarily living with them. Each member of the Mano family possesses unique and strong personalities that lead to amusing and heartwarming moments.

The tale of a household that established an unfamiliar country. Derived from a webcomic with the matching name.

The setting is a typical household in a southern urban area where He Xiang Nan and Hu Xiao Ni, a youthful pair who struggled in their entrepreneurial venture, relocated to their in-laws' residence along with their two kids. This led to a string of amusing everyday experiences.

The story revolves around an extraterrestrial household welcoming their son's mooching friend, Lohasu. Meanwhile, Lohasu's sibling persistently urges him to return home.

Season 3 revolves around the theme of autumn, bringing changes to the peaceful lives of Shiro, Yoshi, and Haru. Haru connects with a mysterious man named Keita online, who later becomes a guest at their pension. Keita, a handsome man who works at a record label in Tokyo, keeps his age a secret, captivating Haru with his kind nature while Yoshi remains wary. Meanwhile, Shiro finds himself drawn to Akane, an alluring woman he meets at a local sweet potato shop. As his birthday approaches, Shiro, a middle-aged man, discovers the possibility of a new romance stirring within him.

Webtoon creator Cho Seok returns with fresh stories featuring misunderstandings, hilarious mishaps, and restroom escapades in this reboot that introduces a completely new ensemble of characters.

The play follows the journey of Jia Yuan Yuan, returning to her childhood community after completing her university studies, and her ambitious entry into the community to work.

“Greetings from Noyal Villa” will explore the narratives of individuals residing in a regal villa, depicted in a humorous, comic-style format similar to a sitcom.

Fang's youngest daughter Xiang Xiang recently joined the workforce after completing her studies at university. Her older sister Fang Hong plays a maternal role in Xiang Xiang's life, actively participating in her sister's professional and personal endeavors. Despite their contrasting personalities, the two sisters frequently clash. Their father Fang Ming finds himself in a difficult situation as he realizes his daughters are becoming more independent, causing him to feel less essential in their lives. Consequently, Fang Ming begins to seek a sense of purpose within his daughters' perspectives.

The series takes place in a rice store located in Kamakura, Kanagawa. It follows the story of Kasugai Ryuhei, a stubborn yet kind-hearted elderly man who manages the traditional rice shop, along with his cheerful daughter-in-law Tae and his eldest son Shinpei. When Shinpei discovers his father's illness, he decides to join the family business to support his father, who has been worn down by his own stubbornness for years. The show highlights how the family comes together in the face of Kasugai's diagnosis.

Tachibana Makoto, the manager of a rice ball cafe, crossed paths with Sanshiro, a secretary at a document destruction company. After just six months, they made the decision to tie the knot. However, tensions arose when Makoto met Sanshiro's family, leading to clashes between her, a dedicated career woman and wife, and her mother-in-law, a traditional homemaker. Their differences in values and pride sparked a conflict between the two women.

Toneri Shinichi resides in a Saitama apartment building and struggles with repeated failures in various aspects of his life. Conversely, Kashiya Jiro lives next door to Shinichi and stumbles upon a peephole in the wall that allows him to secretly observe Shinichi. Eventually, Jiro's daughter Akane also becomes aware of the peephole, leading to a significant shift in the situation.

The sitcom "Windfall Family" follows the heartwarming journey of a middle-class family as they navigate through various episodes centered around their hopes and aspirations. The show features a mother managing a daycare, her retired spouse, an elder daughter with dreams of finding the perfect partner, the mother's younger sister who is living with them following her separation, and a grandmother who helps run the household. Through these relatable characters, viewers get a glimpse into the realities of middle-class life.

This narrative revolves around the connection between two families, inspired by the classic Korean Cinderella tale featuring Kongji and Patji. The Kongji family, though impoverished, embodies kindness, in contrast to the wealthy yet self-centered Patji family.

‘Reckless Family Season 3’ is a comedic series that showcases spontaneous sketches centered on the theme of “family.” This show merges elements of variety entertainment with traditional sitcom formats.

A comedy series focusing on a family facing challenges as they navigate life with their in-laws while aspiring to regain their independence

"Reckless Family Season 2" is a comedy series that showcases spontaneous performances centered on the theme of "family."

This drama narrates the tale of a mother who reunites with her children after they lose their jobs. Na Moon Hee operates a noodle shop, and her children, who were previously living independently in their own homes, return to stay with her. After facing unemployment, they collaborate and help out in her noodle shop. (koreandrama.org)

In this four-episode special, Jung Bo Suk portrays a self-centered and irresponsible father who abandons his family to protect his own interests during the Korean War, while the exceptionally gifted Shim Eun Kyung plays his daughter, Jo Gyung Suk. This series cleverly blends dark humor with tragedy in a light-hearted and eclectic manner, making you question whether you're truly watching a Korean television drama, especially given the impressive production quality. The exploration of family dynamics during the Korean War has never been this insightful or this humorous. (DramaWiki)

The narrative follows Aunt Mi as she arranges marriages for her three unmarried daughters, leading to blind dates, love, marriage, pregnancy, and various family dramas. It depicts the ups and downs of everyday life in Beijing, showcasing the authentic emotions and experiences of ordinary families.

Jin Can Can, a mother in her mid-thirties, raised her daughter Lu Xin Er for four years before deciding to have a second child. Despite some opposition from her mother, Jin Can Can, with the help of her in-laws, applied for a permit to have another child. However, the financial situation of Jin Can Can and her husband raised concerns about their ability to provide for a larger family. Feeling pressured to return to work, Jin Can Can enrolled her daughter in kindergarten, only to discover she was pregnant again shortly after starting her job. With the new policy on second-child births in effect, Jin Can Can ultimately decided to proceed with the pregnancy. Her husband, Lu Xiao Dong, took on a new job as a salesperson to support their growing family, but faced challenges in his new role. The couple's parents also had disagreements on various issues, adding to the stress of the situation. Despite these challenges, Jin Can Can and Lu Xiao Dong worked together to navigate the difficulties and eventually grew stronger as a result.

Three families from diverse backgrounds encounter difficulties when sending their children overseas for studies

The tale of an ordinary family hailing from the northeastern region of China.

The plot revolves around the Liu Xiang Shang family, who form a close-knit community with their friends, neighbors, and fellow parents as their children begin school. It explores how these inexperienced parents and clever children navigate a fresh classroom environment, marking a new chapter in their lives. (cpophome.com)

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.

The art of noodle making has been passed down to the current generation with Man Shui, Man Ni, and Man Sai learning from their father and opening their own noodle shops. The competition between the three shops on the same street has escalated, causing tension among their wives - Lung Kau, Fok Siu Yuk, and Kam Chi. Madam Man Ji ChinHung, the mother of the siblings, has refrained from getting involved in the rivalry as she faces a dilemma. Just before Chinese New Year's Eve, Chin Hung has a dream of her late husband advising her to restore order among her sons. She decides to use the legend of the Golden Bowl, a gift from the Emperor, to bring her sons together by having them stay at their old home from the first to the seventh of January. Through observing their behavior and participation in traditional Chinese New Year activities, she aims to unite the three families.

Every parent dreams of their children growing up and becoming independent, no longer relying on them for support. This was also the case for retired professor Tameyama Kazuo, who had five daughters, both married and single, who were all strong-willed and independent. Despite expectations, Kazuo actually wanted to bring his entire family back together under one roof. Despite his daughters' objections, Kazuo used his retirement savings and money from a cancelled insurance policy to search for the perfect home in a prime location in Tokyo, close to a good school for his grandchildren and with easy access to transportation. Against all odds, he found a beautiful home and moved in with all nine family members. However, as they settled in, they discovered that the house had some costly surprises of its own.

Atsushi Yajima, a father of three children and a husband, should be heading home after work to assist with household chores and bond with his kids. However, he chooses to socialize with friends and engage in flirtatious behavior with other women instead. Everything changes when Atsushi's wife unexpectedly passes away, leaving him to take on the role of a single parent. Now faced with all the responsibilities that come with parenting alone, the question remains: will Atsushi rise to the challenge or will he seek to pass on these duties to someone else?

Izaki Ryunosuke is a well-known writer of romantic novels who consistently produces popular books. As a widowed individual with extensive relationship experience, he openly supports the concept of "free love." However, his approach changes completely when it comes to his teenage daughter Akari. Ryunosuke becomes extremely protective, closely monitoring her activities and even secretly checking her phone. Will they be able to bridge their differences and will Akari ever have the freedom to date without interference? (Tokyograph)

Upon arriving in Tokyo at the age of 19, Saeki Rei (played by Takei Emi) brings with her a bright and positive attitude. However, her unconventional and unsuccessful ways often lead to trouble for those around her, earning her a reputation for being oblivious to social cues. Rei, lacking any dreams or goals, reunites with her father Suzuki Takuya (portrayed by Watabe Atsuro) after he abandoned her and her mother 15 years prior. Despite her initial resentment towards her father for his past actions, Rei is inspired to take action upon witnessing his aimless lifestyle. Determined to bring happiness to her father and ultimately to herself, Rei embarks on a mission to find him a new wife. Through her infectious cheerfulness and unwavering positivity, Rei navigates the challenges of Tokyo life and gradually impacts those around her for the better.

Following the passing of his father-in-law, Akiyoshi Hiromasa is urged by his wife and mother-in-law to take over his father-in-law's role and run for mayor. Hiromasa accepts the challenge and successfully wins the mayoral election. Despite being a new mayor, he initiates various reforms while also dealing with personal family issues. Throughout this journey, Hiromasa discovers his authentic self.

A man, his wife, and his sister-in-law reside together in the same household. Due to returning home late and feeling exhausted, they have decided to start preparing their own meals every day to cut costs. However, they are unsure about what kind of nutritious meals they can prepare at such a late hour.

The series is a joint project between Sphere and five playwrights, consisting of a collection of stories across different genres. Each episode is divided into two parts, each directed by a different individual, and a new episode will be released every other week. The episodes, their directors, and their premiere dates on Tokyo MX are as follows: "Shelter" directed by Koji Tokuo, "Chinurarerta Brassiere" (Bloodstained Brassiere) directed by Ayuka Kishimoto, "Love Hotel 602" directed by Mitsutoshi Saijo, "Katsub ~Misoji no Matsuri ni~" (Longing ~A Festival of Turning 30~) directed by Kana Yamada, and "Comic of the Dead" directed by Takashi Masuyama.

A comedic series based in a residential area in Beijing, China, focuses on Ma Xiao Yan, a woman in her middle years affectionately called Sister Ma, along with her family and close companions.

A comedy series featuring one couple who has been married for two decades and another couple who is just three months into their marriage.

This narrative revolves around a typical family striving to establish themselves in Chungdam Dong, an affluent area in Korea comparable to Beverly Hills in Los Angeles. Kim Hye Ja, a homemaker from the countryside who has never experienced life in Seoul, learns that a friend from her hometown, who ran a comic book store in Chungdam Dong, has tragically passed away. In response, she decides to relocate with her entire family to the apartment located above the store, thereby realizing her aspiration to join the ranks of Chungdam Dong’s elite residents. Yet, their new living situation is an aging, dilapidated apartment, far removed from the opulent residences typical of their previous neighborhood. Essentially, the only change is her new address. Now, she must navigate life among the residents of Chungdam Dong. The tale explores a compelling conflict between the desire for wealth and the importance of authenticity, featuring a diverse cast, including Ji Eun, her daughter who longs for a lavish lifestyle, Sang Yeop, a local young man, Gwan Woo, the head of a now-defunct entertainment agency, Bo Hee, a once-famous actress, and other notable figures from the Korean Wave. (JTBC)

Similar to its inaugural season, the second season of the sitcom continues to focus on the lives of married couples, albeit with some new characters introduced.

This drama showcases a father's affection for his family and the bond among siblings in a heartfelt and humorous manner.