I don’t remember the last time I said, 'I have feelings for you.'


My love and their love—somehow, they feel different. Paralyzed by the fear of loss, I refuse to date the people I truly care about.

Love is vague, possessing no clear answer.
It is loneliness, misplaced kindness, and the rejection of labels...
It is what we lose when we gain, and what we realize when we let go.

Like drifting between winter and spring, our protagonist, Ayana Tsuchida, struggles and wanders as her feelings of affection slowly simmer.

This is an unvarnished love story following Ayana, who lives an earnest life despite making mistakes.

Why did a female officer betray her own rules?


Kozue Fuyuki is a corrections officer defined by discipline, rigor, and an unwavering adherence to her own strict code.
Within the high walls of the detention center, she is known for being unsparingly tough on both those around her and herself.

Her controlled world shatters the day she encounters a new prisoner:
a convicted murderer who holds a profound connection to a long-buried secret from Kozue's past.

This devastating meeting throws her life completely off course and into a spiral of moral compromise.
Inspired by a shocking true story, this is a tale of forbidden obsession and descent.

Will she find salvation in love, or total despair?

"If it's with you, I don't care if I end up in hell!"

A brand new police drama: a story about the PR division working behind the scenes of crime investigations.

Rintaro Imaizumi, once a detective at the Kuramaebashi Police Station, is suddenly transferred to Public Relations Section 2. He originally joined the Metropolitan Police Department with the goal of becoming a First Investigative Division detective. Believing that the next transfer would finally place him in his dream post—the elite, highly respected First Division—he is stunned to receive an unexpected assignment to the PR division instead.
To make matters worse, Imaizumi has harbored a strong dislike for reporters ever since a traumatic case in his past. For him, being sent to a division that works closely with the press is completely beyond imagination…

The "ultimate" insurance investigator: compliance is optional.

The protagonist, Ren Amane, a former ace detective in the Metropolitan Police Department’s First Investigation Division, tackles cases of suspected insurance fraud brought to an international insurance company. Working alongside a team of colorful colleagues, Ren sometimes deceives even allies to uncover the truth and, at other times, empathizes with victims to bring relief to their lives.

Mirai is a 28 year old who can’t seem to hold down a job, has zero savings and no love life. One night, as she sits fretting about her future with a drink in her hand, there is a sudden clap of thunder - then bam! A little boy appears, calling her “Mama.” The boy, Sota, claims to have come from the year 2036 to help Mirai reconcile with “Ma-kun,” his father and Mirai’s “husband”. While unable to process the situation, Mirai can’t simply ignore the boy, and so begins a strange cohabitation, as they search for Ma-kun in this heartwarming, time-bending love story.


시오카와 미라이는 “직업도, 모아둔 돈도, 애인도 없는” 벼랑 끝에 몰린 28세 여성.
어느 날 밤, 미라이는 레몬 사워를 한 손에 들고 자신의 미래를 걱정하고 있던 바로 그때!
엄청난 천둥소리와 함께 미라이를「엄마」라 부르는 작은 남자아이 소타가 갑자기 나타났다.
소타는 미라이와 자신의 아빠인 “마군”을 화해시키기 위해 2036년 미래에서 왔다고 한다.
믿을 수 없는 일들에 당황해하면서도 어린 소타를 혼자 둘 수는 없기에 기묘한 공동생활이 시작되는데…
과연 미라이의 남편 “마군”은 도대체 누구인가!?
미래에서 온 아들이 일으킨 시간을 초월한 러브스토리!


汐川未來是個「沒正職、沒存款、沒男友」，28歲、生活岌岌可危的女子。
某天晚上，正當未來邊喝著檸檬沙瓦邊煩惱自己往後的人生時，一陣雷電交加，
突然出現了一個叫她「媽媽」的小男孩・颯太。
颯太表示，自己是為了讓未來與爸爸重新和好，才從2036年穿越到現在。
儘管颯太的話令她一時間無法相信、內心動搖，但也不能放著年幼的颯太不管，
所以兩人便開始了奇妙的同居生活。
究竟未來的丈夫是誰！？來自未來世界的兒子，將掀起一場超越時空的愛情故事！

It is the year 2125. Four decades have passed since human habitation began on Mars. Here, "stability" is a foreign concept. Under authoritarian rule by ISDA (the Inter-planetary Space Development Agency), discontent is brewing. Mars is silently in turmoil. In this atmosphere, "it" suddenly appears. And with it comes inexplicable supernatural phenomena. Who created it? Why is it here? And what does it mean for humankind? Hope? Catastrophe?
Lili E1102 is visually impaired. Born and raised on Mars, she endured grueling training to board the spaceship bound for Earth. She is determined to meet someone: Shiraishi Aoto, the young Earthling ISDA scientist. The two have a secret pact no one knows about. But on the day of departure, Lili is struck by disaster. And this triggers accelerated machinations on both Earth and Mars... And all is connected to "it"...
Starring Suda Masaki and Suri Lin, and featuring an international cast as well as spectacular CGI, this is a story of people who fight against the unknown.

KakeruSorano (20), a university student who lives in the college dormitory, is in class when he meets a beautiful blind girl, Koharu Fuyutsuki(20). Despite being blind, Koharu is always smiling and optimistic. However, Koharu doesn't like confrontation and doesn't know howtoproperly reach out to her, so he avoids contact altogether. However, Koharu's friend introduces the two of them, increasing his chances of talking to her. He slowly grows more comfortable speaking with Koharu.
Koharu feels the same way about Sorano and confides in him what her dream is: to set off fireworks.
Sorano wonders why she wants fireworks when she can't see, but he's pulled into Koharu's momentum and begins preparing to setoff fireworks. The two get closer day by day, but before long, Koharu's childhood cancer is back...?!
This is the heartbreaking, pure love story of a male university student whose first love is a blind girl with not much longer to live.

Ikuta Hiroto, 29. He has no full-time job, no partner, no plan for the future—and he couldn't be happier. He's just fine, unfettered and carefree. One day, Hiroto ends up inheriting a "hiraya" (one-story house) from an elderly neighbor whom he befriended purely by his personable nature. His 18-year-old cousin Kobayashi Natsumi, who arrives in Tokyo from the northern countryside, moves in with him. So unfolds a quiet, ordinary hiraya life that seems to attract troubled souls who need a break ("yasumi"). Based on an internationally acclaimed manga, a life-affirming story that doesn't ask anyone to have grand goals or brilliant lives.

A massive advertisement agency's job-hunting exam is a propaganda game where you shift public opinion toward war!
Tense diplomacy unfolds in this secret room, with one twist after the next.
"I want you to make them think that war is just. Do whatever it takes."
Eight people remain in the final interview for Den-Odo, a major ad agency.
They learn that the final interview will involve a game.
The name? Propaganda Game.
The students are divided into two teams: the government and the resistance.
Each side is to spread propaganda about the war that the fictional nation Palette is attempting to start. Team Government wins if more people support the war, while Team Resistant wins if more people are against it.
The two teams are divided into two separate rooms to hold a meeting and execute their plans,
but a spy has infiltrated each team.
Who is the spy? Which team will win, Team Government or Team Resistance?
What is the true objective behind the Propaganda Game?
Strategy intertwines with truth and lies, and the information war begins.

Japan’s first-ever TV drama to spotlight the Water Police!

Unlike on land, where widespread CCTV has made crime-solving more efficient, the waterways remain lightly patrolled. To tackle the rise in waterborne crime, the Metropolitan Police Department establishes the Tokyo Water Police Station, composed of officers from diverse backgrounds. Takuma Ikari, a veteran detective with over 20 years of experience; Shun Kusakabe, an ambitious officer recently transferred from headquarters; and Reiko Arima, a licensed mariner, along with other colorful personalities. Together, they take on crimes that occur on Tokyo Bay and its rivers, working to bring criminals to justice.

A heartwarming comedy about families living in the same apartment building.

The neighbors had rarely exchanged more than simple greetings. But one stormy night, when a nearby river threatened to flood, they are forced to spend the night together. Through their late-night conversations, they get to know each other. Then, Wataru suddenly remembers a long-forgotten promise he once made to his wife: that they would divorce once their child turned twenty. Now, he has only two months left until his daughter’s twentieth birthday!

Bunta is an office worker at rock bottom, having been fired from his company. After divorcing his wife, his savings were drained by asset division and alimony, leaving him to spend his nights drifting between internet cafés. Then one day, he passes the final interview at a certain company and hears an unexpected message from the president: “Starting today, you’ll become just a bit of an Esper, and you’re going to save the world.” When he arrives at the company-provided housing, a woman he’s never met welcomes him home warmly. It seems he must live as “husband and wife” with this complete stranger. For some reason, she is convinced that Bunta is her husband. None of it makes any sense.
Bunta’s new job as just a bit of an Esper is to save the world—but under a bizarre and unreasonable rule: You must not fall in love with anyone.
This is an sci-fi love romance about a man who has become “just a bit of an Esper.” What is love? What is companionship? What does it truly mean to save the world? A new Japanese hero drama begins!

Tetsu Sengoku is a hot-tempered yet deeply compassionate judo therapist. One day, his ex-girlfriend Maki suddenly tells him he has a daughter, Airi, and asks him to look after her for six months while she works in Hawaii.
Masahiro Harumi is a kind-hearted manga editor. He has devoted himself so completely to his job that he never built a proper family life. As a result, his wife Ryoko had an affair, leading to their divorce, and Masahiro now raises his son Seiichiro on his own.
These two single fathers, both struggling with the challenges of parenting, decide to help each other by living together. Thus begins a shared life of “father, father, daughter, and son!” From navigating the complexities of raising children who aren't easily swayed, to preparing daily meals, the fathers and their kids face various challenges and grow together. This is a heartwarming story of a new kind of family.

A story based on the life of Koizumi Setsu, wife of the author of Kwaidan (1904), Lafcadio Hearn.

Toki loves ghost stories, which people see as being odd. She also finds the world unfair. This is the Meiji era at the turn of the 20th century —Japan is careening towards industrialization, Westernization, and becoming a “first rate” nation on par with the other players on the international stage. Once proud samurais suddenly find themselves out of employment. Many struggle to adjust, and Toki’s “upper class” samurai clan is no exception. It is Toki who must work to feed the family after her father’s business fails. But Toki’s life takes a turn when she accepts a job as a live-in maid to the new English teacher in town, who is also a foreigner. Discovering their mutual love for ghost stories, the two embark on a road to find a place where they belong. Filled with muted humor and loving attention to a culture and way of life being erased by modern technology, a quirky story of love—especially for ghost stories.

Matsunaga Toru returns home for the first time in four decades. His vague memory leads him to the house. His mother welcomes him with a warm smile. A nostalgic house, comforting food, and a mother who happily fusses over you—Toru feels truly at home. Strangely, though, he cannot remember his mother's name... Meanwhile, Koga Natsuo also embarks on a long-postponed homecoming. Waiting for her is the same house, the same "mother." Murota Seiichi, recently widowed, likewise heads for the same "hometown" and "mother..."
Who is their "mother," really? And what sort of life did she have? None of her "kids" know. When the truth is revealed, emotions swell. A story about family, love, and belonging—and how there is a core of truth, even in make-believe.

Neglect, harassment, and control—
three lifelong friends, each struggling in her marriage, make one desperate decision: to kill their husbands.

Hioki, a second-year high school student, ends up separated from his close friends in class and finds himself alone when groups are formed for the school trip. Unexpectedly, a boy from his junior high days pulls him into a group of four handsome classmates—so popular they’re known as the “Four Kings.” At first, Hioki feels overwhelmed by their dazzling presence, but one of them, Watarai, keeps looking out for him, and little by little, the distance between them begins to close…