Fu no Aru Michi

Tsuta no Aru Yakata

~~Adapted from a novel with the same name, by Tsunoda Kikuo (蔦のある家)

Wagahai wa Neko de Aru

A drama based off of Soseki Natsume's novel of the same name. A comedic take on Meiji era life.

Kaki no Ki no Aru Ie

Onna de aru Koto

6.0

Story of a family torn apart when Teiji, the father, develops intimate feelings for a runaway the family has taken into their home. (Source: ICheckMovies)

Kawa no Aru Shitamachi no Hanashi

Adapted from a novel written by Kawabata Yasunari (川端康成).

Sore wa Aru Yoru no Kotodatta

Kido Sosahan: Wana no Aru Machi

Kaze no Aru Machi

Hitochigai kara Hajimaru Koi mo Aru

7.4

It tells a love story that starts from mistaken identity. Umi is tasked with pretending to be his twin and breaking up with his twin's boyfriend, Chiaki. (Source: IMDb; edited by MyDramaList)

Inagaki Hiroshi

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Matsumoto Seicho

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Murakami Koichi

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Sanada Hiroyuki

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Uehara Misa

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Ueno Ryo

Wakayama Setsuko

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Kasagi Shizuko

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Nagashima Ryuichi