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After his father's passing, Ihara Masato reluctantly takes on the role of the fifth-generation owner of a funeral home. Despite his longstanding disdain for the family business, Masato finds himself dealing with the aftermath of deaths deemed suspicious by the police. Alongside rookie detective Sakamaki Yuki, whom he met unexpectedly, Masato delves into uncovering the truth behind these deaths, even at the risk of overstepping his bounds. Through this process, Masato confronts not only the harsh realities of the world but also his own lifestyle and family dynamics.

Following the passing of the Su family's matriarch, everything begins to unravel. Su Da Qiang, who had endured his wife's dominance for so long, starts interfering in his children's lives and making unreasonable demands. The eldest son, Su Ming Zhe, returns from abroad in an attempt to fix the family issues but struggles under the weight of the situation, growing distant from his wife, Wu Fei, and their daughter. Su Ming Cheng, the second son, is self-absorbed, greedy, and spoiled, with a strained relationship with his wife, Zhu Li. The youngest daughter, Su Ming Yu, who has always been overlooked, reluctantly becomes the key to reuniting the family despite her initial reluctance to get involved.

Upon my return to Hong Kong from Malaysia, I, Joe Ma, find myself facing various challenges in my personal and professional life. Despite my age, I maintain a youthful spirit and am determined to succeed in my career. However, superstitions from my mother, marital issues with my wife, business setbacks, strained relationships with my siblings, and legal disputes with a former inmate claiming ownership of my mother's house have created turmoil in my household. Nevertheless, I have the wisdom and resilience to handle these obstacles and maintain control over the situation. It is a common truth that every family faces hardships, and I am confident in overcoming these difficulties.

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?

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.

The story unfolds in 1988, centering on Kang Man Ho, a stuntman in his early thirties. After a brief encounter with a pianist named Lee Hyun Jae, Man Ho finds himself faced with the responsibilities of fatherhood as he learns to care for his son and make sacrifices for him.

The show is a comedic series centered around a family known for their extreme frugality

Chiharu resides with her younger sibling Junpei. Aged 30, Chiharu is known for her humor and witty remarks. Junpei, on the other hand, is a caring brother who always looks out for Chiharu. When they return home from their respective jobs, they enjoy meals and drinks together while engaging in conversations about love, work, and their hobbies. This dynamic is depicted in the manga "Boku no Neechan" by Masuda Miri.

Kamikawa Ryohei, a 35-year-old man employed by a multinational corporation, enjoys a content family life with his wife and son. However, when he decides to make a career change and resign from his job, his wife unexpectedly disappears, leaving him to manage the household and raise their son on his own. On the other hand, Saeki Shinichiro, aged 61, chooses to live independently after losing his wife to an illness shortly after retiring from his long-time job.

To help his son grow into a mature and kind individual, a father embarks on a journey with him. The son quickly discovers his lack of knowledge about life and engages in various new experiences such as fishing, hiking, and gazing at the stars at night. These shared activities will shape their bond for years to come.

"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

The family comedy "Rickety Rackety Family" portrays what appears to be our typical everyday existence. Picture a family that has lost everything and ends up residing in your boarding house! In such a dire scenario, our best response is to find humor. So, let’s dive into the challenging yet humorous daily life of this rickety and rackety family.

Kikujiro, the patriarch of the Kitano household, is a stern and easily agitated individual with a quirky sense of humor. His wife, Saki, is an optimistic, lively, and intelligent woman who frequently argues with her husband but stands by him through tough times. This story allows viewers to reflect on the deep and resilient bonds of family during a time when Japan was not as prosperous as it is today. This narrative is inspired by an autobiographical work written by actor and filmmaker Takeshi Kitano.

Taking place in the 1960s, the story focuses on the intricate dynamics among government officials, lawmakers, and corporate entities as they navigate a bank merger involving the family conflict between Manpyo Daisuke, the head of Hanshin Bank, and his eldest son, Teppei

Hiroko is known as the top hostess club hostess. Originally from the rural area of Miyazaki, she has always been praised for her attractive appearance. Her younger brother, who aspires to be a doctor, is the source of her pride. Hiroko is willing to endure various challenges out of unconditional love for him.

Yoshida Meguru works as an instructor of English at a supplementary school. On the occasion of her 24th birthday, she discovers a newfound ability - the capacity to foresee the next two decades in the lives of those in her vicinity. (Tokyograph)

After his grandfather's death, Kazuki Yamada reluctantly takes on a position at a company called "In any case, we'll handle it," where he fulfills various tasks for temporary employees. When he receives a text message from an unknown sender asking him to "make everyone smile for me," he mistakenly believes it is a job request. Upon arriving, he realizes the situation is not what he anticipated. Teaming up with his childhood friend and colleague, Shizuka Hasegawa, they work together to fulfill the final wishes of deceased individuals.

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

A series of 10 episodes featuring an omnibus drama created by 10 distinct scriptwriters exploring the relationships between fathers and their children.

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.

Nakagoshi Chikara is a married man with two children. They reside together in a Tokyo apartment complex. While he presents himself as a novelist, he actually works as a ghostwriter, crafting essays for renowned individuals. Despite his busy schedule balancing writing and household responsibilities, he always takes the time to assist those in need. Nakagoshi Chikara has a habit of approaching individuals who seem troubled, offering a listening ear and asking if they require any assistance.

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

The Kim family consists of three generations living under one roof in a building that includes a veterinarian office and a cafe on the ground floor. The family has five unmarried children who are all participating in a dating show called "Who's My Love". With a total of 82 episodes, the question remains: Will all five children successfully find and maintain their romantic relationships?

Xiao Zhen, a 16-year-old girl, possesses the unique gift of being able to communicate with spirits. While assisting the living in connecting with their departed loved ones, Xiao Zhen navigates the challenges of adolescence alongside the responsibilities of interacting with the spirit realm. (HBO Asia)

Five brothers and sisters who were separated in their youth due to tragic circumstances, make an attempt to come together again after many years

After a long absence, Kao Jia Yue, who had been defeated, returns home unexpectedly. His sudden arrival creates discomfort among many, who wish for his swift departure. The one person who welcomes him back is his nephew Cheng Yu, who sees something unique in Jia Yue compared to other adults. Jia Yue comes to the realization that everyone, himself included, is facing numerous struggles in life. His parents' marriage is unhappy, his second brother feels out of place at home, and his third brother is uncertain about his future. Despite these challenges, they persevere and continue moving forward. Observing their resilience, Jia Yue begins to contemplate his own future. He decides it is time to put his suicide plan into action.

Gamagori Futaro has faced financial struggles from a young age. His father's irresponsible behavior and disappearance left Futaro and his mother in debt and struggling to survive. After his mother passed away due to lack of medical care, Futaro became fixated on money. Years later, he found himself working at "Mikuni Shipbuilding" where he encountered the company president's daughters Midori, a former classmate, and her disabled younger sister Akane. With a plan to take over the company, Futaro starts to form a bond with the sisters.

A story revolves around a grandfather and his granddaughter, whose contrasting personalities come together over a weekend, allowing them to develop a friendship and strengthen their connection.

Tai Lang, also known as Taro, is a bright and skilled individual who is admired by many girls in school. Despite rumors suggesting that his family is wealthy, the reality is that Tai Lang lives in a modest one-room house with his mother and six siblings, struggling to make ends meet. His abilities stem from shouldering the responsibilities of providing for his family. Despite his humble background, Taro's genuine kindness endears him to others. Long Zi, initially drawn to his facade of affluence, attempts to woo him in hopes of escaping her own middle-class lifestyle, only to later learn the truth about his financial situation. (

Troubled teenager Yu, at 17 years old, is the son of a widowed priest engaged in a forbidden romance with a parishioner. Yu is deeply affected by his father's hypocritical religious devotion and takes his own wrongdoing - secretly taking inappropriate photos of schoolgirls - very seriously, to the point where he turns it into a source of income. Yu is reserving his first intimate experience for the perfect girl, whom he believes he has found in Yoko, a rebellious schoolgirl who has a strong dislike for men and enjoys getting physical with them. Despite his strong feelings for Yoko, winning her affections proves to be a challenging task, especially with the interference of a zealous cult recruiter named Aya who also has her sights set on Yoko.

The Tenpo era marks the conclusion of the Edo period. Despite facing financial challenges on a daily basis, Nobu, the humble wife of Katsuie, maintains a cheerful demeanor. In this period, social status does not dictate relationships, and Nobu's kind heart is truly commendable. Katsukichi, my husband, is a skilled marksman with robust arms that are hard to dislike. I cannot help but adore Koiyoshi. Kokichi is supported by his radiance, carefree attitude, wisdom, and drive in facing life's challenges. Meanwhile, their son Rintaro observes his parents with a calm and intelligent demeanor. Inheriting righteousness from his father, Katsu Kaifune, Rintaro is determined to protect the people of Edo, displaying a love that transcends his mother's social standing.

During the Tenpo era at the end of the Edo period, there was a strong focus on reform. Katsuya Kokichi is known for his powerful arms, while his wife Onobu admires them when questioned. Despite facing financial struggles, she maintains a cheerful demeanor. Their son Rintaro is intelligent and ambitious, aiming to study Dutch in order to one day help the people of Edo as "Katsu Kaishu." Interestingly, he has recently developed feelings for a geisha from Fukagawa.

What led to the tragic death of the young girl? The mother enters into a romantic relationship with the tycoon's father. The father takes on the role of the tycoon's wife's hairdresser. The uncle becomes the Korean teacher for the tycoon's daughter. Meanwhile, the sister investigates the tycoon's son as a journalist. Disguising themselves, the high school girl's family infiltrates the tycoon's life to uncover the truth behind her untimely demise. Along the way, they unearth shocking secrets in their quest for justice in this tale of deception and vengeance. (YTV)

Once she transitions into teenage motherhood, she has to confront the daily challenges of being a spouse and a parent while attempting to enjoy her youth.

Did my brother and I exchange souls? The incredible tale of survival involving genuine siblings.

“Oh! Beloved Half-Basement Deities” narrates the tale of four Greek goddesses who arrive in Korea with the mission of promoting love and harmony. Yet, they confront the harsh truth of steep rental prices and living expenses in Seoul. Setting aside their lofty aspirations, they conceal their real identities and share a half-basement apartment.

Daidoji Tamotsu, aged 51, holds the position of department manager at a medium-sized specialized trading firm. He encounters a woman who is 28 years younger than him and they decide to tie the knot. Meanwhile, Hanazawa Kiichiro is a high-ranking office worker at a leading general trading company. He is taken aback when his daughter introduces a man who is the same age as him as her partner. This leads to a series of challenges in what he had previously thought was the perfect family, prompting him to reevaluate his life choices.

Yamagishi Hoshimi, an only child, tragically lost her father at a young age and was raised solely by her mother, who works as a temporary employee at a large corporation. Her supervisor, Komatsubara Mugitaro, is very supportive of her aspiration to secure a permanent position. Mugitaro's spouse, Hishiko, suspects that her husband is having an affair with his subordinate Hoshimi because of his keen interest in her, prompting her to arrange a meeting. During this encounter, Hoshimi and Hishiko accidentally swap bodies. Despite the initial confusion, they agree to temporarily assume each other's roles. Mugitaro remains unaware of this bizarre incident and is perplexed by the contrasting behaviors of his "girlfriend" and his wife.

After being let go from a prestigious publishing company, journalist Narumi Ryoko finds herself working for a less reputable tabloid known as "Shukan Untouchable." Despite now covering celebrity gossip and sensational news, Ryoko remains committed to her work and continues to pursue stories with determination. Her keen eye for detail often uncovers hints of underlying truths, prompting her to delve deeper into uncovering risky secrets during her investigations.

Tanaka Ainosuke was born with a vision impairment in his left eye. Following the unexpected death of his older brother Yumehito, Ainosuke undergoes a cornea transplant using his brother's eye. Post-surgery, Ainosuke experiences peculiar visions whenever his left eye is subjected to a sudden impact. Believing these visions may hold answers to his brother's demise, Ainosuke teams up with his school nurse, Sayama Hitomi, to delve into an investigation. However, their inquiries are soon hindered by the sudden appearance of an unknown criminal organization.

The events of the story take place following the events of the film "Room Laundering." Miko Yakumo is still engaged in her practice of "room laundering," where she helps to resolve the concerns of spirits inhabiting various rooms. As she carries out her work, Miko Yakumo's bond with Akito Nijikawa blossoms into a romantic relationship.

Former professional wrestler Juichi Miyama, now unable to compete due to a combination of injuries and age, was once destined to take over his father Jusaburo's legacy as a renowned Noh actor and Living National Treasure. However, Juichi chose to go against his father's wishes, leaving home and cutting off all contact with his family. Recently, he discovered that his father, who survived a serious illness, plans to marry his young caregiver and leave his fortune to her. Feeling conflicted, Juichi decides to return home to assist with his father's care, leading to a tense confrontation between his family and the mysterious caregiver.

Han Ming has a fear of supernatural beings. Following the passing of his cherished grandfather, he is tasked with collaborating with apparitions to prepare the Ghost Festival Feast in order to reminisce about their bond. Along the way, he realizes that forming friendships also requires dedication. Will he be able to overcome these obstacles and mature in the process? (pavilion.taicca.tw)

What prompts a woman to revisit her quiet hometown after nearly two decades? Eighteen years ago, Yang Baek Hee was well-liked in her quaint community on Sumwol Island, but she departed amidst controversy due to an unexpected pregnancy. During the years apart, Baek Hee has married a physician and transformed into a successful, sophisticated salesperson for a home shopping channel. Upon returning to Sumwol Island, she brings along her 18-year-old daughter, Shin Ok Hee. The defiant Ok Hee views her mother as utterly uncool. However, her perspective shifts as she uncovers the secrets of Baek Hee’s history on the island. When Ok Hee encounters three men from her mother’s youth—Woo Bum Ryong, Cha Jong Myung, and Hong Doo Shik—could one of them possibly be her father? (Viki)

Sayoko Oyumino works as an office lady. In her free time, she enjoys indulging in baths. Her mind is always occupied with thoughts about bath-related topics such as bath bombs, post-bath snacks, and effective bathroom cleaning methods.

Onodera Tatsuhiko is a seasoned and dedicated judge who has prioritized his work throughout his 40-year marriage, relying on his wife to handle domestic matters. However, after her passing, he must now navigate the role of caretaker at home, a stark contrast to his position in the courtroom. The drama explores how an experienced judge attempts to resolve personal family matters without the authority he wields in his professional life.

At the age of 11, Morimura Hikari aspired to pursue a career as a musical actress. However, her dreams were shattered when a musical actress, whom her older brother Kunihiko was dating, was tragically murdered. Kunihiko was wrongfully accused and arrested for the crime. In order to distance herself from the painful memories, Hikari left her hometown and adopted her mother's maiden name, Kitazono. Now 26 years old, Hikari continues to hold onto her dream of becoming a musical actress despite facing numerous challenges in her life. She juggles working at a bar with taking care of her mother. Upon hearing of Kunihiko's release from prison, Hikari decides to confront him one last time to bid farewell to the brother who had brought turmoil into her life. However, their meeting takes an unexpected turn when Kunihiko proclaims his innocence before disappearing from her life once again.

Arimura Kasumi takes a sudden break from her filming schedule and decides to visit her hometown after a long time. Her mother, Yumiko, greets her at the train station and they head back to their family house. While chatting casually at home, a man named Ueshima Makoto arrives unexpectedly. He respectfully pays his respects in front of Kasumi's father's memorial tablet before Yumiko asks him to help fix a bicycle. Following Yumiko's invitation, the three of them share a meal together.