Futaba Yoshioka (Natsuki Deguchi) loved her warm-hearted classmate Kou Tanaka (Kaito Sakurai) during their middle school days, but they were abruptly separated when Kou moved to Nagasaki. Just as high school is about to end, Kou returns to Futaba’s life, but he’s not the same boy she fell in love with: he’s adopted a cold demeanor and a new surname. As they slowly reconnect, complications arise when Futaba discovers that a classmate, who also hails from Nagasaki, shares a painful history with Kou. As the final days of school unfold, tension builds and a potential love triangle emerges, threatening to overshadow their rekindled romance. Will Futaba and Kou's reunion blossom into a love that conquers the past, or will old wounds and new challenges lead them to heartbreak once more? This 2024 Japanese drama, based on the hit manga series of the same name by Io Sakisaka and directed by Kimura Mahito, follows 2023’s “AO HARU RIDE.”

When unassuming office worker Anzu Kawakami (Makoto Okunaka) goes to a party with her best friend, she ends up far drinking more than she intended and making a drunken spectacle of herself. Worse still, one of the most handsome men she has ever met is at the party – her company’s new hire Tetsuya Kuroda (Takumi Kizu). Things get even more awkward when she is ordered to work with Tetsuya, whose recollection of her drunken party escapades is all too clear! Will she ever live down her shame? Or could this awkward introduction inadvertently fan the flames of office romance? This 2021 Japanese drama series was based on the hit manga “Peach Color, Apricot Color, Sakura Color” by Saki and was directed by Akimori Sakemi and Naoyuki Miyashita.

Onuma Ryosuke (Kenta Izuka) possesses a unique ability to understand and attract women, helping them navigate their personal challenges and love lives. Through a series of encounters over seven nights, he connects with seven different women, offering insights and support tailored to their individual needs. As Onuma uses his extraordinary gift, he becomes a catalyst for transformation and healing in these women's lives. This 2022 Japanese omnibus series explores the power of empathy and connection, directed by Goto Yosuke.

Hana (Umika Kawashima) and Mizuki (Nana Asakawa) have been best friends since elementary school. Now 25, Hana longs to find romance, but long-term love has evaded her. And while Mizuki is very protective of Hana, she is also secretly jealous of the way most men seem to prefer her friend. After a cheating boyfriend breaks Hana’s heart, the friends go to a hot spring to recover, where they meet the handsome duo Ryosuke (Jin Shirasu) and Ayumu (Akihisa Shiono). While they are chatting, Ryosuke notes that Hana keeps taking a back seat in their conversation and leaving Hana with a lot to reflect on. Love is in the air for these lonely hearts – but who will end up with who? Or could a third party show up and ruin everything? This 2020 Japanese drama, based on the manga of the same name by Eiko Tachibana, was directed by Koji Ono and Hidetaka Sakamoto.