Yaeko Kogure’s marriage engagement is broken off by her fiancé just as she resigns from her job amid congratulations. Standing stunned in a shopping mall, she hears Bach’s “Air on the G String” playing nearby, and it moves her to overcome her setback by taking up the violin. She joins a class with a college student, Rihito Kase, and a homemaker, Yukie Kitagawa, and things are looking up again. But neither the violin nor human relations come smoothly. And she must get her priorities straight. Will it be romance? Love? Friendship? Discover with Yaeko how the trivial events of daily existence, when woven together, can produce a miraculous symphony of life.

A realistic portrayal of the daily struggles, pent-up frustrations and miscommunication of marital life that people everywhere can relate to, centered around the marriage of two couples. Mayumi Sato and her husband Hideaki are into their 13th year of marriage and have a teenage daughter. With childrearing nearly finished and family finances tight, Mayumi decides to return to work after more than a decade away to help with their daughter’s tuition at a private middle school. But she finds Hideaki to be uncooperative and fumes at her husband’s backward attitude. Meanwhile, the Nasuda family of Taro, wife Ayako, son Shingo and Taro’s parents forms the picture of a traditional Japanese household. Taro is uncontested master of the house, and Ayako dutifully attends to her husband’s every need without question. Then one day, the couple visit a model home showroom where Hideaki works. Hideaki is smitten by Ayako, who seems the polar opposite of his own wife, and a forbidden affair ensues.

Kyoko is a young woman whose low esteem often manifests itself as suspicious behavior. So when she joins a company and is taken by a senior colleague to her first ever speed date party, she meets a manga editor, Yoshizaki, who doesn’t hold back in his harsh appraisal of her. Though mortified at first, Kyoko resolves that he is someone who can help her improve herself, and she proceeds to follow after him and boldly asks: “Would you go out with me?” No sooner does Kyoko embark on this mission of self-help when she is reunited with a former college senior classmate with whom she had once been infatuated. But he had been an awful man who had used her infatuation to hurt her. Kyoko seeks to overcome the trauma of past love in this compelling love triangle story by Kirin Tendo.

Ever since high school, Yuriko Busujima has been without several boyfriends. Now into her third year as a political beat reporter for a newspaper, she finds herself in a 4-year relationship with a musician named Midori and courting another guy. “Marriage is hell” and “Betray a guy before he betrays you” are her life mottos as she publicly flaunts her two-timing affair. Professionally, she searches for the opportunity to land a big scoop. And when it comes, fraught also with new romance, Yuriko is vindicated in her belief that “love” and betrayal” are merely two sides of the same coin. A new type of adult-oriented entertaining drama.

Inside the Metropolitan Police’s Organized Crime Task Force, a help line has been set up to assist repentant organized criminals in their effort to permanently cut ties with their syndicate. Dubbed the “Going straight hotline”, it is spearheaded by a fearless female police officer Bakushu Nagamitsu, played by former AKB48 member Yuko Oshima, who stands ready to crush anyone threatening those under her protective custody no matter how powerful that threat may be. Depicting the struggles and maturation of Bakushu and those around her, “Yamegoku” is a groundbreaking police drama with great heart and soul not seen since “SPEC” and “Keizoku”.

Sakurashin-machi may look like a typical suburban town, but in this world where demons and humans live together, a group of smart teens with special abilities solve problems and keep the peace. 16-year-old mayor of the town, Hime, is gifted with extreme physical strength among other powers, empathic Ao can read minds and find anyone in the city, curious Kotoha can create objects out of thin air with a single word, and Akina, is the one who can send the demons back from whence they came. Teleporting psychopaths and demonically possessed dogs are all in a day's work for these superheroes, but at the end of the day, they’re just teens trying to do right by their town.

Miyuki returns from studying in the U.S. thinking her return to her old life at the Bokuto Police Station will be a quiet one. But on the day she returns she becomes embroiled in a dangerous high-speed chase when a young boy she met on the plane is grabbed by the mob! The action comes thick and fast in this thrilling new addition to the adventures of the popular police duo Miyuki and Natsumi.

A forty-year-old man has married a pretty woman 20 years younger than he is. However, with their marriage as a turning point, his fate dramatically changes. The mother of his newly-wed bride is his old lover! What is worse, the mother voluntarily moves herself in with the newly weds. Their newly married life, which would have been honey-sweet, is becoming a roller-coaster ride. This is a comical drama portraying the triangle with reason of these three people.

In a small town on the countryside, where everyone knows everyone, all the children pay their respect to the middle-aged woman who runs “Barber Yoshino.” An old tradition is rooted in this town. Every young boy is forced to have the same ridiculous hairstyle to have their bangs cut straight, known as the “Yoshino-gari“ hairstyle. Of course they all get their hair done at the only barbershop in town, “Barber Yoshino.“ Then one day, a drastic change occurs when a transfer student with bleached hair comes from Tokyo...

In education, career and appearance... Sumire is perfect, too perfect for even her boyfriend, who summarily dumps her. Also sexually harassed at work, Sumire takes matters into her own hands. Returning home depressed and lonely, she finds a young man, Takeshi, injured inside a cardboard box. She takes him in, but can't get him to leave, so she offers to keep him if he agrees to become her "pet." With nowhere else to go, Takeshi accepts and immediately takes to his new role. While they are cultivating their relationship as "master" and "pet," a man whom Sumire was attracted to a long time ago, returns to Japan. Although he promises to provide her with the perfect life she has always wanted, Sumire finds she can't stop thinking about "Momo." Could she be falling for her pet?

Best-seller comic book author Yui has an assistant, Yusaku, who is secretly attracted to her. Yui also finds herself attracted to Yusaku but she has a big secret. At a book launch party, Yusaku finally blurts out his feelings for Yui, but the response that she has three children is not what he expected! Despite his initial shock, he decides that he still wants to marry Yui even though Yui’s children are hostile and his best friend is against it. In modern times when divorce is common and many people find themselves in untraditional families, this drama portrays the spirit of parental love in a subtle and hope-inspiring manner.

His mother having left him, nine year-old Yuudai is forced to live alone and steal from a local convenience store to survive. Pursuing the wily thief to get back the stolen merchandise is the first act on the job for newly-arrived Shintaro, manager of the convenience store. Shintaro soon learns of Yuudai’s predicament however, and decides to take him in. Becoming his new family, Shintaro and his assistant, Satomi, soon discover that caring for a young boy who has such a troubled past and who is accustomed to fending for himself may be more than they can handle.

When an eager young man gets an elementary school teaching position as his first job, he finds a school staff and student body stricken with apathy. He vows to find a way to invigorate his students and co-workers, but his tendency to burn a straight path toward his goals, while failing to consider any obstacles in his way, may be his biggest fault. Or it may turn out to be his greatest asset.

These are the high speed adventures of the cutest crime fighting team to hit the streets in search of bad guys everywhere. Assigned to the Metro Traffic Division, Natsumi is known for her tough as nails attitude and expert motorcycling skill, but lacks punctuality and has a tendency to act on impulse and break the rules. Despite her more gracious and level-headed attitude, Miyuki is tough in her own right, using her sharp-shooting and computing skills to get the job done and her by-the-book mentality to keep Natsumi in line. While their personalities are very different, they are equally dedicated to their work of protecting the innocent and keeping the streets safe; and maybe even finding a boyfriend along the way!

"You Can’t Go Home Until They Sing Your Song" is a reality song show full of surprises and humor you don’t want to miss. Once famous singing stars battle it out for bragging rights as they eagerly wait for their song to be selected and sung.

A disk containing a lost research report exposing the vulnerabilities of Tokyo's police force to terrorist attack has become the target of a criminal element. Catching the police off-guard with the destruction of a major bridge and a threat to destroy more, the terrorists raid a now nearly empty command center to take the disk. In their feature film debut, Natsumi and Miyuki, together with their colleagues, must work fast to round up these terrorists before they can escape, and solve a mystery linking the upper ranks of their own police force to this cunning plot.