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Both are survival programs where boys compete through various challenges to gain a place in the final debut group.

The plot sounds similar. A girl is successful as a cook, but later kicked out of the palace and then becomes a physician.

Both dramas have a similar plot, yet, gives off very different feelings. If you like either one of them, I suggest you watch the other one too <3

Same FL actress. Also about romance. Emergency Couple doesn’t have a child. They both have drama about what happened in the past.

The film portrays the experiences of Takashi Nagai as a survivor of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, a doctor working in the Nagasaki Medical College who suffered radiation exposure and severe injuries in the bombing.

Set in post-World War II Japan, midwife Nobuko is resolved to move on as she stands at the grave of her son Koji who died, alongside thousands of others, when the Americans dropped an atomic bomb on the civilians in the southern city of Nagasaki. However, upon returning home she is visited by an apparition. which continues to return in order to commiserate and reminisce with the woman about the past, family, affection and war.

Hiroshima, the movie, is based on a book called "Children Of Atomic Bomb", which is a collection of stories by child survivors of the attack. Ninety thousand Hiroshima residents, many of them hibakusha (a term referring to the survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki), labour unions and a head of university volunteered to help the pro-peace and pacifist movie to be made as no commercial entity and studio would help or touch it. The Japanese teachers' Union financed the film to promote peace. The film is now restored as best as possible following its rediscovery. It depicts the period during World War II prior to and during the atomic bombing and the physical and societal aftermath.

Schoolteacher Hisako Oishi forms an emotional bond with her pupils and teaches them various virtues, while at the same time worrying about their future.

A woman from the future arrives at a fantasy-like universe to experience love for the first time. She goes by the name Chun Hua and falls into a complicated romance with two young men who are opposites like black and white.

For the exact same reasons that The Blue Hour was recommended, go for this movie too. All three are dark, supernatural, twisted romance, and leave A LOT to the imagination of the watchers...which is kinda cool and I find them unique and artistic!

main leads are sent to run down / remote hospitals
both leads are doctors / surgeons
strong female leads

Both dramas are about a resolute secretary and her domineering boss. Both play mainly in the office, where other coworkers are present. Both secretaries are similar perfect (and always wear a ponytail), both bosses have a similar silly way of being in love. In both dramas, the couple knows each other for quite some time, including private things.

both drama involve FL as fake princess , replacement bride for ML who is crown-prince/king, one have throne without power other have power and desire for throne .

This is also a healing drama like this movie, with such a beautiful, whimsical story angling so beautiful scenes that you'll feel healed of all your scars. Literally, this one starts slow but you'll find really hard to get over it.

It's exactly the same storyline since "Your Eyes Tell" is the remake of "Always" ;)
So both are about a girl, who lost her eyesight meets the former kickboxer ML. <3