- Japanese dramas have always been a fan favorite.
- Over the past few years, many people have turned to Asian-related content in search of something new.
- Japanese dramas have a lot to offer, so it is no surprise that the shows have a cult following. Fans are always excited when new shows drop.
- Without further ado, here are the top 5 Japanese shows that should be on your watchlist this June.
Sacchan, Boku wa
- Premiere date: 11th June
- Where To Watch: TBS
- Genres: Romance, Drama
- Number Of Episodes– 10
- Duration: 30 minutes
Summary
If you’re in the mood for a compelling, emotionally charged drama, Sacchan, Boku wa is the perfect choice. The story revolves around Katagiri Kyosuke, a young man who moves to the city to pursue his studies, leaving his girlfriend behind. He embarks on a passionate affair with a married woman, but as the relationship deepens, he’s torn between his two loves, leading to a heart-wrenching dilemma.
1122 Li Fuufu
- Premiere date: 14th June
- Where To Watch: Amazon Prime
- Genres: Romance, Drama
- Number of episodes: TBA
- Duration: TBA
Summary
1122 Li Fuufu is a show that delves into the complexities of a long-term marriage. Ichiko and Otoya, a couple married for seven years, seem to have it all together. But beneath the surface, their relationship is far from perfect. They struggle with a sexless marriage and the absence of children. The show’s intrigue lies in the secret they share – once a month, Otoya spends the night with his ‘lover’.
Tsuiraku JK to Haijin Kyoshi Lesson 2
- Premiere date: 19th June
- Where To Watch: MBS
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
- Number of episodes: 6
- Duration: 30 minutes
Summary
In this comedy romance, we delve into the life of Ochiai Mikoto, a high school student on the verge of committing suicide. However, Haiba Jin, sees and stops her from going through with it. He soon starts following her around, and with time, Mikoto opens up to him. A year later, the two start developing feelings for each other, but will this relationship work?
Ryosangata Riko: Saigo no Puramo Joshi no Jinsei Kumitate Ki
- Premiere date: 28th June
- Where To Watch: TV Aichi, TV Hokkaido, TV Osaka, TV Setouchi, TV Tokyo, TVQ, Kyushu
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
- Number of episodes: 10
- Duration: 30 minutes
Summary
The show follows Komukai Riko, the second-born daughter in her family. After her grandfather’s death, Riko returns home for a while. While rummaging through the family’s old stuff, she comes across an unfinished plastic model. Riko decides to try her hand at plastic modelling, which helps her learn more about her grandfather.
Double Cheat: Itsuwari no Keikan Season 2
- Premiere date: 29th June
- Where To Watch: WOWOW
- Genres: Crime
- Number of episodes: 8
- Duration: TBA
Summary
Takara Keisuke comes off as a hard detective dedicated to bringing scammers to justice. Many around his neighborhood would describe him
as a good, friendly police officer. However, Keisuke is a vigilante. He uses his skills to target and scam bad people who can avoid the law.
What do you think of our list? Which Japanese Drama are you most excited to watch? Let us know in the comments below.
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