One Week Friends

Okitegami Kyoko is a beautiful private detective who has a deep love for money. She is also known as the Forgetful Detective. Her memory is reset when she sleeps at night, which means she can strictly adhere to confidentiality requirements. She solves all her cases within a day, whatever they may be. She is the world's fastest detective! There is something really important that Kyoko must never forget, and it is written on her body with a magic pen.
“I am Okitegami Kyoko, detective. My memory is reset after one day.”
Meanwhile, even though Kakushidate Yakusuke has a crush on Okitegami Kyoko, he is always mistaken by her as the culprit of a case. No matter how close he gets to Kyoko, she totally forgets about him by the next day.

Kaori Fujimiya is always alone because all of her happy memories, including time spent with her friends, disappear every Monday. Deciding that he wants to be friends with her anyway, Yuuki Hase tries to get close to Kaori each week, wishing that she would one day call him "a friend."

Memories are precious. The leads realized they are losing memories from which is out of their control. They might be gaining as much as they are losing the memories of the time spent together, but they desperately try to hold onto it by recording it down on paper.

Both movies involves female lead having amnesia/alzheimers...both male leads trying to make her remember...both were TEARJERKER....ishuukan friends seems light tearjerker... A moment to remember is really deep tearjerker but both share the same feels..

Kaori Fujimiya is always alone because all of her happy memories, including time spent with her friends, disappear every Monday. Deciding that he wants to be friends with her anyway, Yuuki Hase tries to get close to Kaori each week, wishing that she would one day call him "a friend."

Love shaped by memory loss

One Week Friends: the female lead loses memories of her friends every week.

Even if This Love Disappears from the World Tonight: the female lead loses her memories every day.

Both films lean into:

Quiet, restrained storytelling

Bittersweet romance

Emotional slow burn

Heavy focus on small moments rather than big drama

Kaori Fujimiya is always alone because all of her happy memories, including time spent with her friends, disappear every Monday. Deciding that he wants to be friends with her anyway, Yuuki Hase tries to get close to Kaori each week, wishing that she would one day call him "a friend."

Their similarities lie on the fact that both lead roles of these movies encountered an unfortunate accident causing them to have amnesia that made them forget the people who matter to them the most.

High school love story between a shy FL & ML but FL forgot about ML after a week but he tried his best to remind her again. ML didn't know she was ill & FL keep it a secret from ML. The cute scene is when ML throw a book that FL left in the train. Yamazaki Kento drama/movie as a high school student mostly is a must watch.

High school love story between a shy FL & ML but FL forgot about ML after a week but he tried his best to remind her again. ML didn't know she was ill & FL keep it a secret from ML. The cute scene is when ML throw a book that FL left in the train. Yamazaki Kento drama/movie as a high school student mostly is a must watch.

Dramas focus on memories. One of the leads lose their memories when a specific time frame passes, forgetting who they've previously been intimately involved with. This doesn't disrupt their daily life, but it affects their relationships and ability to connect with others.

Kaori Fujimiya is always alone because all of her happy memories, including time spent with her friends, disappear every Monday. Deciding that he wants to be friends with her anyway, Yuuki Hase tries to get close to Kaori each week, wishing that she would one day call him "a friend."

Kaori Fujimiya is always alone because all of her happy memories, including time spent with her friends, disappear every Monday. Deciding that he wants to be friends with her anyway, Yuuki Hase tries to get close to Kaori each week, wishing that she would one day call him "a friend."

In order to stop his classmates from bullying him, the protagonist, Kamiya Tooru, makes a false confession to a girl in his class, Hino Maori. Even though she knows that the confession is a lie, Maori says yes with the three rules: "Don't talk to me until after school," "Keep communication brief," and "Don't fall in love with each other". The two promise not to fall in love, but as they get to know each other, they find themselves drawn to each other. When Tooru finally couldn't hold back his feelings, Maori's words were unexpected.

"I have an anterograde amnesia, and I forget things when I sleep at night. Everything that's happened in a day". Her memories and experiences were reset every day, and she wrote down the day's events in a diary and woke up early in the morning to review them in order to keep her memory alive. Tooru is devoted to bringing her as much happiness as possible. However, such daily life did not last long. What is the "plan" that Tooru has devised to protect Maori's happiness? The raging climax and the fragile tenderness will wrap the world in warm tears once again.

Lee Gun used to be a promising tennis player, but he was injured. After that, he lost all of his self-esteem, and his life completely changed. With the use of a memory eraser, his memory is erased, and he is reborn with maximum self-esteem and presence. His first manipulated love is Kyung Ju Yeon, a psychiatrist at the brain research center. Other people around him include his younger brother Lee Sin, who is ranked the world’s no.1 ranked tennis player. Meanwhile, Jeon Sae Yan is Lee Sin’s translator.