Hit the Spot

Both are comedies with
- sexual innuendos (YRMU) and actual sexual content (HTS)
- Hani as MC
- both somehow educates about sex, health and relationships

- Both talk about touchy or taboo subjects and also offer some insights or advices.
- Female lead characters

~ both relationships started out as just sex nothing more
~ both include a FL who does a podcast (although the podcast element is much less significant in NS)
~ both include a ML who is a writer, and both write about sex
~ both include sex scenes but HtS was much more explicit with actual nudity that happened more often
~ both FLs has supportive best friends who helped them through relationship struggles
~ both the MLs fell in love faster & harder, while the FLs were more hesitant
~ both FLs were severely hurt by their exes

both are sexual comedies and explore various aspects of intimation. Both are different story wise but the theme and vibe of the dramas are quite similar

Both of these K-dramas revolve around women who choose to enter sex-related industries.
Throughout the series, the main characters encounter significant struggles, primarily due to the societal taboos around sex. As they confront them, they rediscover themselves and get stronger.

Same genre. Both FL are into sexual partner app search. But, I think Hit the Spot presented it better. ?

Shibasaki Himari (27) is a cheerful and straightforward woman who works at a PR company. Despite her bright outward appearance, she has a strong sex drive, and a history of breakups caused by sexual incompatibility has left her with lingering emotional scars.

One day, as more and more of her friends get married, Himari begins to feel anxious about her own future. As usual, she vents her frustrations over drinks to H?j? Kazumi, her best friend since college and now also her coworker. Unlike Himari, Kazumi has shown no interest in finding a long-term partner and seems completely unconcerned about it. However, when Himari says she wants to meet someone she is truly compatible with, Kazumi suddenly suggests, “Why don’t you try it with me?”

Surprised by this unexpected proposal from someone who had always seemed to keep a certain distance between them, Himari is conflicted. Yet despite knowing they are best friends, the two end up crossing that line. As a result, their relationship, once built on complete honesty and friendship, begins to change.

They could always be honest with each other as friends. They thought friendship was enough. But burdened by their respective pasts, neither had been able to take the next step. Now, as they move beyond the boundaries of friendship, they find themselves caught between friendship and love in this sweet yet risky romance.

Both drama discussed the same issue, to fix and improve their sex life. However both of them used different approach to talk about it.

Both dramas have a podcast element (more present in the hit the spot) and the show is talking about sexual relationships freely.

Raise de wa Chanto Shimasu is a Jdrama that talks about the secret sexual life off a “normal” girl.
They explore the sexual life off the characters and try to tell the story with a more natural vision about this “forbidden” wolrd. Is a more mature drama and really enjoyable to learn a little.

Farkli yas kategorisinde olan insanlari anlatsa da cinsel ogrenim ve duygusal istekler konusunda cok benzerlik vardi. Romantik iliskilerde ayni vibe aldim

Cok benzerlikler var. Romantik konusu, duygusal yaklasim sekilleri, partnerlerin bir birini tanima cabalari ve zaman tanimalari, Komedi sekli cok benzerdi. En onemlisi farkli basis acisindan bakma firsati ve anlama sunuyor izleyiciye her iki dizi

Both are s*x comedies all about female pleasure featuring two female characters (not GL).

They have a similar vibe and theme.

Be aware both feature nudity and toys ;)