Both of the dramas deal with letting go and moving on, and both of them give you feels. Both are slice-of-life. Both main characters are young adults who live with an older person.

Candy House reminded me a lot of going my home. Neither of these dramas focus on a direct story line, rather both of the dramas focus more on delivering the feels through the way it's filmed, the atmosphere of the show, the touching music, it's slow pace, and it's slice-of-life existentalism.

Both of them are about two older adults that argue and have great chemistry together. Both of them are just genuinely good and are a pleasure to watch.

Both of them have to do with food, family, and friends. Both of them are GREAT! So Great! And both of them have the same level of romance. Both have great actors. Both are never boring. And I loved both of them so much!

They both have time travel and comedy and they're both great!

Both have a cold hard working female main character. Both have a cute and clumsy girl that stands out next to that main character.

They're both written by the same guy, they both have the same actors and they are both beautifully tragic.

If you cried 1 liter of tears while watching "1 Liter of Tears" then you will cry another liter while watching "Crying out Love, in the Center of the World."

They are both have amazing, colorful visuals, and they're both very unique. Neither one of them are your average type of film, but they're both amazing. Where they differ is that Memories of Matsuko leans more to the tragedy side and Milocrorze leans more towards the comedy side.

They're both about housekeepers that inadvertently help the families they work for through unusual means. They're both awesome.

Both of them deal with the final moments of ones life, and they're both really good.

They're both about scientist solving mysteries in unusual ways and both of the male scientist have a cute female who works with them and clashes with them and has a subtle hint of romance.