Ever since starting high school, Kotoko Aihara (Reina Asaki) has had a huge crush on Naoki Irie (Kanta Sato), the school’s most handsome and brilliant student. Summoning all her courage after two years, the high school senior confesses her feelings, only to be met with swift rejection. To make matters worse, Kotoko's home is destroyed in a gas pipe incident, forcing her and her family to find another place to live. Luckily, her father's best friend offers to host them – but to Kotoko's shock, their host’s eldest son is none other than Naoki. Despite his previous rejection, Kotoko finds her feelings for Naoki growing even stronger as the two of them now live under the same roof. Will their unexpected proximity help her one-sided love finally reach his heart? Adapted from Kaoru Tada’s 1990s manga series Itazura Na Kiss, this movie is the first installment in the Mischievous Kiss the Movie series.

Noboru Aihara (Taro Takeuchi), an unremarkable high school student, finds his life transformed when Shun Miyazaki (Asuka Kudo), the school's most popular guy, involves him in a complicated romantic scheme. Shun, who is simultaneously dating two girls - Hikaru Momose (Akari Hayami) and Tetsuko Kambayashi (Anna Ishibashi) - asks Noboru and Hikaru to pretend to be a couple to avoid revealing his own duplicitous relationship. As Noboru and Hikaru begin their fake dating charade, Noboru unexpectedly develops genuine feelings for Hikaru, who remains devoted to Shun. Caught in a web of deception and unrequited love, Noboru must navigate the challenging terrain of high school romance, wondering if he can ever compete with the school's most desirable student. This is a 2014 Japanese romance film based on Eiichi Nakata's novel and directed by Saiji Yakumo.

When teen fashion model Natsume Mochizuki's (Nana Komatsu) family moves to her father's hometown to take over her ailing grandfather's inn, she's is forced to abandon her thriving career in Tokyo. She struggles to adapt to her new home, finding it difficult to connect with the locals due to her striking looks and urban background. When she meets Koichiro "Kou" Hasegawa (Masaki Suda), the enigmatic heir of a wealthy and influential family of Shinto priests, things seem to look up for Natsume as they begin a passionate romance. However, their momentary happiness is shattered during a ritual festival after a traumatic assault leaves them both deeply scarred, resulting in Natsume ending the relationship and Kou spiraling into a life of delinquency. As they grapple with their pain, can these two broken souls find peace?

Decades ago, high schoolers Yayoi Yuki (Haru) and Taro Yamada (Ryo Narita) began to develop feelings for each other. However, when their close friend Sakura (Hana Sugisaki) fell ill and died, they hid their true emotions and went their separate ways. Both married different partners, but one marriage ended in disappointment while the other ended in tragedy. As they navigate the sadness that crept into their lives, everything changes when they receive a posthumous message from Sakura. Could their romance rekindle, 30 years on? Or has their chance at love faded away forever? This 2020 Japanese movie was directed by Kazuhiko Yukawa.

Kanna Hijiriyama (Kyoko Yoshine), a university student aspiring to be an announcer, becomes the prime suspect in her father's brutal murder. Psychologist and writer Yuki Makabe (Keiko Kitagawa) is offered a book deal to explore Kanna's case. When she discovers her brother-in-law Anno Kasho (Tomoya Nakamura) is Kanna's defense lawyer, the investigation takes an unexpected turn. Despite Anno's warnings about Kanna's disturbed nature, Yuki remains determined to uncover the truth. As she delves deeper into the dark details of the case, her involvement with Anno becomes increasingly complex. This is a 2021 Japanese movie directed by Yukihiko Tsutsumi.

Several months ago, a series of gruesome murders of young women in rural areas shocked the police, who believed they had caught the killer. However, new killings emerge, leaving officers uncertain if it's the same serial killer or a copycat. Detective Manabu Kagaya (Yudai Chiba) investigates by visiting the imprisoned killer Yoshiharu Urano (Ryo Narita), who reveals a mysterious figure called M taught him his criminal methods. Urano suggests he is the only way to reach M, challenging Kagaya's investigative skills and trust. As more bodies potentially await, Kagaya must decide whether to believe the deranged convict to stop further murders. This is a sequel to the 2018 film "Stolen Identity," a 2020 Japanese movie directed by Hideo Nakata.

In a country with a 99.9% conviction rate, attorney Taisho Miyama (Matsumoto Jun) and his partner Atsuhiro Sada (Teruyuki Kagawa) tirelessly seek justice for the nation's remaining 0.1%. When Atsuhiro becomes the new director of Madarame Law Firm, he agrees to mentor Honoka Kono (Sugisaki Hana), the daughter of automotive company chairman Shozo Wakatsuki (Ishibashi Renji). Despite her father's wishes for her to practice civil law, Honoka finds herself working with Taisho on a criminal case involving a corrupt politician accused of accepting bribes. As they investigate the case, Taisho and Honoka must navigate challenging partnerships and confront powerful adversaries to uncover the truth. This is a 2021 Japanese courtroom drama directed by Kimura Hisashi.

Manga artist Keigo Yamashiro (Masaki Suda) struggles to rise to the top of his craft due to his inability to create realistic villains. His fortune changes when he witnesses a brutal crime and spots the murderer (Fukase). Instead of revealing the killer's identity to the police, Keigo lies and uses the murderer's face as inspiration for his new manga series. The series becomes a hit – but there’s a horrifying twist: The violent events he depicts in his manga start occurring in real life. As fiction bleeds into reality, Keigo faces a dilemma – how far will he go to protect his secret and newfound success? This 2021 Japanese movie was directed by Nagai Akira.