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In 1969, 33-year-old future renowned director Koji Wakamatsu (played by Shinichi Iura) was passionate about making pink films. At this time, a girl (Mai) knocked on the door of Wakamatsu Productions, and the two began to make films together. Youth, films, and love, a group drama of youth thus unfolded.

The film is adapted from the novel of the same name by Jun Ikeido. Set in the Central Bank of Japan, it tells the story of Yamazaki Ei (played by Ryoma Takeuchi), who fled overnight after her father's factory closed down but still holds onto her dream of helping others, and Kato Akira (played by Shooting Star Yokohama), who is destined to inherit the position of president but wants to escape this fate

A topic work that once shocked everyone. Yamada spent five years planning it and a year shooting it from south to north across the Japanese archipelago. With Japan's economy taking off, Seiichi, who was a coal miner in his hometown of Nagasaki, decided to go to Hokkaido with his wife, children and elderly father to seek a new world after his company went bankrupt. From Nagasaki to

This drama is adapted from a comic of the same name. Yamaguchi Meikai (played by Ayase Haruka) is an unmarried and childless professional woman who enjoys living alone. However, when her career-oriented aunt, whom she had always dreamed of, passed away unexpectedly and alone, Minghai fell into anxiety and began to try to get married, but she was repeatedly frustrated. She was even said by her younger colleague, Yuya Nasuda, "I thought we were getting married.