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1. Antarctica
Japanese Drama - 2011, 10 episodes
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2. Public Affairs Office in the Sky
Japanese Drama - 2013, 11 episodes
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3. Good Luck!!
Japanese Drama - 2003, 10 episodes
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4. Memories of Matsuko
Japanese Movie - 2006
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5. Yakou Kanransha
Japanese Drama - 2013, 10 episodes
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6. Naoki Hanzawa
Japanese Drama - 2013, 10 episodes
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7. The Quiz Show Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2009, 10 episodes
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8. Mahoro Ekimae Bangaichi
Japanese Drama - 2013, 12 episodes
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9. Lucifer
Korean Drama - 2007, 20 episodes
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10. Biblia Koshodou no Jiken Techou
Japanese Drama - 2013, 11 episodes
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11. Take Five - Oretachi wa Ai wo Nusumeru ka
Japanese Drama - 2013, 10 episodes
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12. Otenki Onee-san
Japanese Drama - 2013, 9 episodes
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13. Doubles - Futari no Keiji
Japanese Drama - 2013, 9 episodes
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14. Namonaki Doku
Japanese Drama - 2013, 11 episodes
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15. Kurokouchi
Japanese Drama - 2013, 10 episodes
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16. Galileo Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2013, 11 episodes
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17. Legal High 2
Japanese Drama - 2013, 10 episodes
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18. Ando Lloyd - A.I. Knows Love ?
Japanese Drama - 2013, 10 episodes
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19. Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo
Japanese Drama - 2013, 8 episodes
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20. xxxHolic
Japanese Drama - 2013, 8 episodes
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