Rinko Amaki (Kaho Takada), a successful 27-year-old wedding planner, is frustrated by her personal lack of romantic experience. Despite her beauty and hard work, she has never been intimate with a man. Her colleague Gen Kamisaka (Shota Totsuka), who shares the same predicament, becomes an unexpected partner in her quest to change her situation. As they navigate the complexities of workplace dynamics and personal desires, their initial plan for a simple arrangement begins to evolve into something more nuanced and potentially romantic. Based on a manga series by Mio Fujita, this is a 2023 Japanese romantic comedy directed by Keijiro Tsubakimoto.

Kanoko Tsukishiro (Aoi Morikawa), a 26-year-old editor at a prestigious publishing company, dreams of experiencing love while dedicating herself to her work. When assigned to oversee the works of popular mystery writer Saku Kagaya (Yu Shirota), she finds herself working closely with the author whose books have shaped her romantic ideals. Despite Saku's petty and aloof nature, which involves constantly teasing Kanoko, she remains determined to help him produce another top-selling novel. As she navigates their complex professional relationship, Kanoko unexpectedly begins to develop feelings for Saku, challenging her long-held beliefs about love. Caught between professional dedication and unexpected emotions, she must confront whether an seemingly unlovable man and a woman inexperienced in love can truly find happiness together. Based on the webcomic "Bungaku Shojo" by Mayaka Nakano, this is a 2018 Japanese romance drama directed by Smith.

Mizuki Sahara (Asuka Kawazu), a former marathon runner, struggles to adapt to life after her athletic career, taking a job at a high-end hotel despite her lack of social skills and customer service abilities. When she meets Yusuke Kaji (Reo Nagatsuma), a charming dessert chef known for his womanizing reputation, her frustration leads to an unexpected connection. Kaji, intrigued by Mizuki's passionate outburst, surprisingly appoints her as his new taste tester. As they navigate their professional and personal dynamics, an unlikely relationship begins to develop. Will their contrasting personalities lead to a sweet romance or create more complications? This is a 2024 Japanese drama series directed by Ayaka Kato.

Yaeko Kogure (Haru), a 27-year-old office worker, is devastated when her fiancé breaks up with her just after she quits her job. Seeking solace, she spontaneously enrolls in a violin class where she meets Rihito Kase (Taishi Nakagawa), a university student, and Yukie Kitagawa (Matsushita Yuki), a married woman. As Rihito harbors feelings for their violin teacher, Yaeko unexpectedly develops romantic feelings for him. This drama, adapted from a manga series serialized between 2013 and 2018, explores unexpected connections and personal transformations through the shared love of music. "You, Me, and Bach" is a 2019 Japanese drama series directed by Fuminori Kaneko, Kentaro Takemura, and Ryosuke Fukuda.