News Must watch Japanese BLs
Sharing with my girlie pop must watch Japanese BLs
*subject to change*
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1. Old Fashion Cupcake
Japanese Drama - 2022, 5 episodes
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2. My Personal Weatherman
Japanese Drama - 2023, 8 episodes
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3. Love Is Better the Second Time Around
Japanese Drama - 2024, 6 episodes
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4. The Novelist
Japanese Drama - 2018, 6 episodes
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5. Tokyo in April Is...
Japanese Drama - 2023, 8 episodes
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6. Kimi to Nara Koi wo Shite Mite mo
Japanese Drama - 2023, 5 episodes
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7. I Hear the Sunspot
Japanese Drama - 2024, 12 episodes
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8. Although I Love You, and You?
Japanese Drama - 2024, 10 episodes
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9. At 25:00, in Akasaka
Japanese Drama - 2024, 10 episodes
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10. Minato's Laundromat
Japanese Drama - 2022, 12 episodes
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11. The End of the World with You
Japanese Drama - 2023, 8 episodes
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12. Jack o' Frost
Japanese Drama - 2023, 6 episodes
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13. Perfect Propose
Japanese Drama - 2024, 6 episodes
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14. One Room Angel
Japanese Drama - 2023, 6 episodes
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15. My Beautiful Man
Japanese Drama - 2021, 6 episodes
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16. My Beautiful Man Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2023, 4 episodes
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17. Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!
Japanese Drama - 2020, 12 episodes
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18. Our Youth
Japanese Drama - 2024, 10 episodes
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