Recommendations

These films are similar in such a way that certain characters either have issues with the past or want to change the past to save someone in the future. Orange touches on the parallel universe while Take Me To The Moon included magical time travel elements.

It released the same year.. and shows a group of youths fighting to take down a corporation and make it in the food industry. Similarities are that both are youth dramas, focussed on friendship and support and are about achieving dreams or goals.

there both secretaries.
they both fall in love.
the chemistry is good
rich male lead
steamy kisses.
strong female lead (emotionally)

When We Were Young is a chinese remake version of Korean's Who Are You. So you can try watch this if you like to watch chinese drama. Of course, chinese drama usually tend to prolong their story. This one is too. It have 32 episodes so it a bit long and more detail but if you dont mind about it and want to watch every remake versions of School 2015:Who Are You, then you need to watch this one too!

Both series are set in smiliar eras.
Both series has Kevin as the ML.
Both have a love triangle in them.
Similar genres too.
And I subconsciously preferred the romance between the
FL and second ML, for BOTH series.

They're both about people stuck inside a story

Both female leads aren't the female leads of the story that they're stuck and just supporting characters that are meant to die off early.

but unlike tiger and rose where only the female lead is self-aware, extraordinary you has multiple characters become self-aware over time.

Same girl dresses as eunuch and falls in love with the emperor storyline. The only difference is that Splash Splash Love has time travel genre.

Both dramas have a romance façade, but are truly about societal and psychological issues. There's moral grayness all around.

The love triangle is prevalent in both.

Both are very dark dramas that talk about more sensitive subjects~
Although the plots are pretty different they are both sad love stories that the characters had to go through a lot to be with the person they love. They are both very dramatic and once you start you cant stop watching, wanting to always see what happens next.

Similar ML that are cold and mean to the girl that likes them but later warms up to them and does cute things with them. A little bit different because it is a high school love story and the girl already originally liked him from the start but still a very cute love story like Touch your Heart.

Mature romance, hate love relationship, confident main girl and cheeky male. Focus on their workplace and career.

“Burmese Heart” shows the aftermath of World War II for Japanese soldiers far from home. Before they learn that Japan has surrendered, foraging food is a problem. Mizushima (rank unspecified, played by Yasui Shoji) is a scout who can pass for Burmese and has mastered the Burmese harp. Disguised as a Buddhist monk, Mizushima makes his way to where his company is imprisoned. Along the way, he finds many more corpses. He buries one, but feels that his duty is to return to his own company.

By the same filmmaker. Director Kazuo Hara tells the tale of the eponymous Chika and four different relationships she has during the turbulent political climate of the 1970s. Four different actresses play the role of Chika in order to emphasise the different ways she is perceived by her husband, a teacher, a student and an aging gangster.

It's a fiction film but stil worthy. One woman's search to find the truth about her husband's death in World War II.

By the same filmmaker. An intimate documentary about a group of people with cerebral palsy in Japan that confronts our preconceptions and prejudices about who they are, what they feel, and how they view their lives.