Narita Misao (Mikami Ai), the youngest team member in a new white-collar job, develops a crush on her line manager Tsukasa Deno (Yuki Furukawa) while working alongside the outspoken Ichikawa Kazuya (Sato Taiki). After a work gathering where Tsukasa doesn't appear, Misao and Kazuya begin exchanging flirtatious text messages, despite Kazuya claiming to have a girlfriend. As their emotional connection deepens, Misao discovers Kazuya is actually engaged, creating a complex web of confusion and guilt. Simultaneously, Tsukasa begins developing feelings for Misao, further complicating her romantic entanglements. This is a 2022 Japanese drama series that was directed by Kumasaka Izuru.

Totono Kuno (Masaki Suda), a quiet and introverted student, finds his peaceful life disrupted when a police detective informs him that a classmate has been murdered, and he is the prime suspect. Forced to use his keen observational skills, Totono begins gathering evidence to prove his innocence, especially after a weapon with his fingerprints emerges. As he navigates the complex investigation, other mysterious crimes begin to surface, challenging his previously tranquil existence. With mounting pressure and increasing complexity, Totono must unravel the truth behind the murder and clear his name. "Don't Call it Mystery" is a 2022 Japanese drama directed by Hiroaki Matsuyama, Shunsuke Shinada, Hideyuki Aizawa, and Hiroyuki Abe.

Mizuki Ashiya (Horikita Maki), a female high school student, transfers to an all-boys' boarding school in Osaka to be near her idol, high jump athlete Izumi Sano (Oguri Shun). Disguising herself as a male, she successfully enters the school and becomes Sano's roommate. As her secret begins to unravel, Sano develops feelings for her, and other classmates become attracted to her as well. When her brother arrives to take her back to the USA, the situation threatens to spiral into chaos. Based on the 2004-2008 manga series by Hisaya Nakajo, "Hana-Kimi" is a 2007 Japanese drama series directed by Matsuda Hidetomo, Tsuzuki Junichi, and Sato Genta.

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?

Hayami Honoka (Haru) is a seemingly perfect employee at a leading consumer electronics firm. She keeps her workspace immaculately organized and her reputation as a perfectionist has earned her enormous respect among her colleagues. However, at home, she’s a total slob! When her clean-freak coworker Chihiro Yamamoto (Mahiro Takasugi) discovers Hayami’s “dirty” secret, he’s horrified. But instead of causing trouble for Hayami, he offers to help fix the problem, putting his cleaning skills to work in her filthy house! Chihiro proves incredibly competent, and Hayami is so impressed with his work that she asks him to move in and take full responsibility for tidying the house. But will this unusual arrangement send these two co-workers on the road to romance? This 2023 Japanese drama, based on the manga of the same name by Shiba Natsumi, was directed by Joho Hidenori.

Mikuri Moriyama (Aragaki Yui), a 25-year-old psychology graduate struggling with unemployment, finds an unexpected opportunity as a live-in housekeeper for Hiramasa Tsuzaki (Hoshino Gen), a workaholic bachelor. To continue their living arrangement, they agree to a marriage of convenience. As they spend more time together, their relationship begins to evolve beyond a simple work contract, challenging their initial expectations. Their unconventional partnership raises the question of whether true love can develop from a purely practical arrangement. Based on a hit manga series by Tsunami Umino, this is a 2016 Japanese romantic comedy series directed by Fuminori Kaneko.

Construction company employee Michi Yoshino (Nao) is married to a shy and reticent man who loves her, but avoids her whenever she tries to get intimate with him – to the extent that it’s been two years since they last had sex. One evening, feeling particularly neglected and frustrated, she sits outside drinking a can of beer when she bumps into her successful and popular boss Makoto Niina (Takanori Iwata). Like her, Makoto is also feeling neglected by his spouse: his wife is a successful fashion editor who never “has time” for intimacy. But could this heart-to-heart lead them to a dangerous romantic encounter… and the potential end of both their marriages? This 2023 Japanese drama series was based on a manga series by Haru Haruno and was directed by Hiroshi Nishitani.

Sato Shinohara (Tsuchiya Tao) runs a budget-friendly restaurant with her mother, attracting loyal customers through her welcoming personality. When her boyfriend Kenta Miyama (Matsushita Kouhei) proposes, she happily accepts. However, Kenta's wealthy, formerly noble family strongly opposes their marriage, viewing Sato as a "commoner" unworthy of their son. Despite Kenta's reassurances, his family remains adamantly against their union. The couple must now navigate the challenging waters of family expectations and societal prejudices to prove their love and commitment. Based on a manga series by Koyama Yukami, this is a 2022 Japanese drama series directed by Ryo Tanaka, Toshiyuki Mitsuhashi, and Yusuke Mito.

High schooler Ame Aihara (Mei Nagano) struggles with self-confidence, but finds solace in her kind classmate Taiyo Asano (Yuki Yamada) and her secret dream of becoming a top pastry chef. But as she never told Taiyo about how she felt, they never explored their feelings for one another. Eight years later, they reunite as adults, but disaster strikes when Taiyo suffers a critical accident. A mysterious figure offers Ame a chance to save him, but she must surrender her five senses in return. Will she accept? Can her actions save Taiyo? And will love finally bloom between them? This 2024 Japanese drama series was directed by Hiroaki Matsuyama.

On Christmas Eve, Seiji Suguroji (Ninomiya Kazunari) wakes at a Yokohama wharf to find a dead gunshot victim, making him the prime murder suspect. Desperate to clear his name, he follows fragmented memories to a restaurant owned by Tokio Tachiaoi (Takao Osawa), a third-generation chef proud of his family's legacy. As Seiji disrupts Tokio's restaurant, their lives become unexpectedly intertwined. Kikyo Kurauchi (Nakatani Miki), a local newscaster seeking her final big story, begins investigating the case. As these three strangers' paths converge, they embark on a desperate search for truth that could dramatically alter their lives. Their shared journey becomes a complex investigation into fate, secrets, and unexpected connections. This is a 2023 Japanese mystery drama directed by Masayuki Suzuki.

Standards have been slipping at the elite Eitoku Academy. A student group named Correct 5 decides to act, with Haruto Kaguragi (Hirano Sho) taking the helm. The group’s aim: Identify deadbeat students and force them out of school! This rings the alarm bells for Oto Edogawa (Sugisaki Hana), a student who’s trying to hide the fact that her family is in dire financial straits. She is also trying to hide her engagement to her fiancé Tenma Hase (Taishi Nakagawa), a boy from a rival school. But problems begin to emerge for all involved when Oto Edogawa discovers an embarrassing secret about the Correct 5 kingpin! This drama is the sequel to the hit series “Boys Over Flowers.” This 2018 Japanese drama series was based on a manga series by Yoko Kamio and directed by Yasuharu Ishii.

A perpetual people-pleaser, 24-year-old Makoto Ogata (Meru Nukumi) tends to keep to herself, avoiding showing her true self in both her private life and at work. However, after an accident, Makoto ends up with temporary amnesia, and finds a men's ring in her bag, but can't remember who she intended to give it to. Soon, three men – Kotaro Nishi (Koji Seto), Yuki Asahi (Fuju Kamio), and Ritsu Itagaki (Ryubi Miyase) appear – but to her dismay, the ring fits perfectly on all three of them. Between the three men, who self-proclaim to be her ex-lover, her only male friend, and her fated partner, respectively, are any of them who Makoto meant to give the ring to... or is it none of them?

Music school receptionist Asuka Yukihira (Alice Hirose) attends her high school reunion and reconnects with Haruto Mizuno (Gordon Maeda), her old crush. To her delight, she discovers Haruto has also harbored feelings for her all these years. They begin to date, eager to make up for lost time and resolve past misunderstandings. However, tragedy strikes when Haruto is hospitalized and falls into a coma. Asuka remains steadfastly by his side, reflecting on their past while grappling with an uncertain future. Will Haruto recover, allowing them to reclaim the love they almost lost, or is it already too late? This 2024 Japanese drama series was directed by Yuichiro Hirakawa.

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.

When Arata Miyabe (Ryoma Takeuchi) loses his father, he sets out to take revenge on Nagaya Holdings, the powerful restaurant franchise family that destroyed his life. He launches a restaurant in Tokyo's Roppongi district, strategically hiring talented staff like manager Asamiya Aoi (Yurina Hirate), who begins to develop feelings for him. As the restaurant gains popularity, Arata becomes increasingly conflicted about his revenge plan, forcing him to choose between his quest for vengeance and potential personal connections. Based on the South Korean webtoon "Itaewon Class," this is a 2022 Japanese drama series directed by Naomi Tamura and Naomi Kinoshita.