Hana Kawamura

This movie commemorating the 50th anniversary of Chukyo TV is based on the origin story of the marching band club of Komaki Technical High School in Komaki City, Aichi Prefecture.

Raku Ichijo est un lycéen qui est fils unique. Son père est le chef du groupe de yakuza Shuei-gumi. Raku Ichijo n'aime pas se battre et étudie beaucoup. Son rêve est de devenir fonctionnaire. Un jour, il passe la porte d'entrée de son lycée et est frappé par inadvertance par Chitoge Kirisaki. Elle est une nouvelle étudiante transférée à l'école. Chitoge Kirisaki est la fille unique d'un chef de gang rival. Pour maintenir la paix entre les gangs rivaux dirigés par leurs pères, Raku Ichijo et Chitoge Kirisaki décident d'agir comme s'ils sortaient ensemble.

When Tsukasa was a middle school student, she had a crush on transfer student Hayato and even confessed her feelings to him. She was turned down by Hayato. Now, Tsukasa and Hayato are classmates in high school. Hayato treats Tsukasa as just a friend, but Tsukasa still has feelings for him. Meanwhile, Hayato becomes attracted to Tsukasa.

Ito is a second-year high school student and an only child who has to move to a different city; her mother remarried and begins her new life as an older sister of 4 siblings! The start of a family-love-comedy with four step-brothers!

Based on the song by This is LAST, the drama is about the shaky emotions that are triggered by his girlfriend's graphic affair, which the male protagonist witnesses through the app.

Themis is known as the goddess of law and order in Greek mythology. This story takes place at a law school where students aspire to become judges, prosecutors, and lawyers. Hiiragi Shizuku, who is both a judge and a law teacher, is confronted with the reality of the law school, where the teachers are only interested in teaching students how to pass the bar exam. With her belief that "one cannot become a good lawyer if you do not know people", Shizuku decides to create a new trend in the law school by teaching the students how to learn more about "people", which is something that cannot be learned from textbooks.