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10 Japanese Dramas
10 dramas with no coherent theme to tie them together. They existed and I liked it.
This is probably my most unhinged list. Please listen and don’t judge. I promise you’ll quickly find yourself hooked for all the wrong reasons as well.
Yimee Mar 14, 2025
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![Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo]()
1. Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo
Japanese Drama - 2013, 16 episodes
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![Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo Season 2]()
2. Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2014, 16 episodes
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![An Incurable Case of Love]()
3. An Incurable Case of Love
Japanese Drama - 2020, 10 episodes
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![Code Blue]()
4. Code Blue
Japanese Drama - 2008, 11 episodes
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![In House Marriage Honey]()
5. In House Marriage Honey
Japanese Drama - 2020, 7 episodes
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![From Five to Nine]()
6. From Five to Nine
Japanese Drama - 2015, 10 episodes
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![Hapimari: Happy Marriage!?]()
7. Hapimari: Happy Marriage!?
Japanese Drama - 2016, 12 episodes
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![Coffee & Vanilla]()
8. Coffee & Vanilla
Japanese Drama - 2019, 10 episodes
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![Koi to Dangan]()
9. Koi to Dangan
Japanese Drama - 2022, 9 episodes
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![Silent]()
10. Silent
Japanese Drama - 2022, 11 episodes
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