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![Kankinhan wa, Watashi no Saiai no Hito Deshita]()
1. Kankinhan wa, Watashi no Saiai no Hito Deshita
Japanese Drama - 2026, 6 episodes
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![Viola, Who Was inside You]()
2. Viola, Who Was inside You
Japanese Drama - 2026, 30 episodes
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![Give a Reward When It Can Do ‘Wait.’]()
3. Give a Reward When It Can Do ‘Wait.’
Japanese Drama - 2025, 30 episodes
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![A Sudden Kiss after the Night Shift]()
4. A Sudden Kiss after the Night Shift
Japanese Drama - 2026, 4 episodes
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![My Idol Was Watching Me]()
5. My Idol Was Watching Me
Japanese Drama - 2026, 30 episodes
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![Dangerously Sweet]()
6. Dangerously Sweet
Japanese Drama - 2026, 50 episodes
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![30 Days until You Become a Prince Season 2]()
7. 30 Days until You Become a Prince Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2025, 28 episodes
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![30 Days until You Become a Prince]()
8. 30 Days until You Become a Prince
Japanese Drama - 2025, 30 episodes
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![Me Who Doesn't Know What I Like, and You Who Teaches Me.]()
9. Me Who Doesn't Know What I Like, and You Who Teaches Me.
Japanese Drama - 2026, 30 episodes
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![Beyond Childhood Friends]()
10. Beyond Childhood Friends
Japanese Drama - 2026, 30 episodes
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