Kasumi Arimura

Fuji TV

Twenty-eight-year-old Natsu Tsukioka's (Ren Meguro) world turns upside-down when he learns that his college girlfriend, Mizuki Nagumo, has passed away. Natsu attends the funeral while struggling with unresolved feelings and disbelief, as Mizuki had broken up with him out of the blue and they hadn't spoken since that day. To his surprise, Natsu meets a young girl named Umi (Rana Izutani) – and Mizuki's mother informs Natsu that Umi is his and Mizuki's daughter that Mizuki had raised alone for the past seven years. Confronted with this new information, Natsu seeks to understand his newfound daughter and her relationship with her mother. Can Natsu develop his own parental bond with Umi and learn more about Mizuki's choice to leave him all those years ago?

Where Does the Sea Begin

Beyond the Horizon

Yayoi Momose

Hijiri Suenaga (Arimura Kasumi), a 25-year-old replacement teacher at a co-ed school, quickly becomes popular among her students. Her boyfriend Shotaro Kawai (Keita Machida) hopes to marry her, despite his demanding work schedule. However, one of her students, Akira Kuroiwa (Kenshi Okada), develops intense romantic feelings for her, creating a complicated emotional landscape. As Shotaro plans to introduce Hijiri to his parents to discuss marriage, Akira's love for his teacher continues to grow, while simultaneously attracting the attention of a female classmate. Based on a manga series that debuted in 2013, "Meet Me After School" is a 2018 Japanese drama series directed by Ayuko Tsukahara, Kentaro Takemura, and Toshio Tsuboi.

Meet Me After School

Notice me Sensei Team

When Sota Koyurugi (Matsumoto Jun) was in high school, he harbored a crush on his senior, Saeko Takahashi (Ishihara Satomi), but kept his distance. After Saeko's breakup, Sota confesses his feelings and is briefly accepted. However, when his handmade Valentine's chocolates are rejected, he becomes heartbroken and dedicates himself to mastering chocolate making. Years later, Sota returns from Paris as a renowned Maître Chocolatier, with a successful boutique that attracts many customers. When Saeko unexpectedly requests a cake for her wedding, Sota must confront his lingering feelings and decide whether to accept her commission. Adapted from the manga "Heartbroken Chocolatier" by Mizushiro Setona, this is a 2014 Japanese romantic comedy drama directed by Matsuyama Hiroaki, Miyaki Shogo, and Sekino Munenori.

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