Kazuha Ono (Rin Takanashi), a 35-year-old seasoned editor at women's fashion magazine Zeal, has her world shattered when she discovers her husband's workplace affair. After divorcing him, she struggles to maintain composure at work, unexpectedly revealing her marital breakdown during a staff meeting. Kento Mitsui (Keito Tsuna), a 22-year-old new employee who initially wanted to work on a comic magazine, finds himself at Zeal without genuine interest in fashion. As Kazuha becomes his mentor, Kento develops romantic feelings for her. Complicating matters, Kazuha's husband attempts to reconcile as his new relationship crumbles, leaving her torn between potential new love and her past. This is a 2023 Japanese drama series directed by Nomura Nao and Yamaguchi Yuuya.

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.”

Kiki Inoue (Mori Nana), a 21-year-old convenience store part-timer struggling with past failures, finds solace in reviewing sweets on social media. Takumi Asaba (Tomoya Nakamura), the chain's CEO, is determined to reverse the company's declining fortunes. When he discovers Kiki's social media account, he sees an opportunity to develop new sweets. Unaware of each other's true identities, they meet and eventually form a professional partnership, with Kiki moving to the production department. As they collaborate on creating innovative treats, their professional relationship gradually transforms into a budding romance. Will their combined efforts save the struggling convenience store chain and lead to a sweet love story? "A Warmed Up Love" is a 2020 Japanese drama series directed by Tsuboi Toshio and Okamoto Shingo.

As the daughter of the powerful Sanjo Empire, Meika Sanjo (Nako Yabuki) has no choice but to live up to certain expectations, including agreeing to an arranged marriage. Desperate to defy her father, Meika convinces her devoted bodyguard, Kou Fujimiya (Ryusei Fujii) to agree to a sham wedding. What she doesn't know, however, is that Kou secretly has genuine feelings for her. As their new relationship begins to develop, will Meika be able to grasp the true meaning of love? Adapted from the manga “18-sai, Niizuma, Furin Shimasu” by Shiho Watanabe, this 2023 Japanese romantic comedy series was directed by Hiroaki Yuasa. 

Sumire (Igeta Hiroe) is a struggling pattern designer who experiences heartbreak and job loss. Seeking a fresh start, she decides to become an underwear designer, despite facing initial challenges in the industry. During a disheartening job interview, she meets Soichi (Ichinose Hayate), a young man with aspirations of becoming a pianist who protects her from the rain. As Sumire develops feelings for Soichi, she discovers he harbors mysterious secrets that complicate their budding relationship. This is a 2023 Japanese drama series directed by Komaki Sakura, Sasaki Shimon, and Megumi Aiba.

Exploring the intricate dynamics of eight different couples, "One Night Morning" delves into the complexities of relationships after a shared night. Each couple experiences a unique morning-after scenario, from reunited high school classmates with long-harbored feelings to casual sexual partners. Despite their varied backgrounds and connections, they all share one common thread: a morning meal together. As they sit down to breakfast, the characters navigate the uncertain terrain of their relationships, leaving viewers wondering about the potential outcomes of their intimate encounters. Adapted from Kenichi Okuyama's manga series, this 2022 Japanese romance drama, directed by Kensaku Kakimoto, offers a nuanced exploration of human connections and the morning after.

Yumeko Onodera (Omasa Aya), a successful professional, faces romantic turmoil after a painful breakup and workplace betrayal. Her lingering feelings for her high school love, Nozomi Jinguji (Sato Taiki), are reignited when she meets Murase Hikaru (Sato Taiki), who bears an uncanny resemblance to Nozomi. Intrigued and obsessed, Yumeko proposes a "contract relationship" where she can call him by her former love's name. As she becomes entangled with this mysterious man, she must navigate the complex emotions of her past and present, wondering if this unusual arrangement will lead to genuine love or devastating heartbreak. This is a 2022 Japanese drama series produced by Han Choru and Hideki Hori.

Ryo (Ryusei Fukada), Hikaru (Rei Yabana), and Chika (Mizuki Yoshida) appear to lead ordinary high school lives, but each harbors deep, unspoken emotions. When Hikaru and Chika stumble upon an 8mm film in an abandoned school warehouse, their hidden feelings begin to emerge. Hikaru becomes obsessed with the mysterious girl in the film (Ririka Tanabe), dramatically altering the dynamics of their friendships and relationships. As their interconnected lives unfold, the teenagers struggle with the challenge of expressing their true feelings. This is a 2024 Japanese youth romance drama directed by Karin Takeda.