Students at an agricultural university are supposed to be the future farmers or at least to do something related to agriculture, but it’s not like that in reality anymore. But still they have to get enough credits to graduate, so here they are, 6 students coming from Tokyo to Hokkaido to take a 3-month training course. Takashi (Tetsuji Tamayama) is the most reluctant student who is actually from the farm they are at. Tohei (Keisuke Koide), Ryota (Atsuhiko Nakata), Ayaka (Saki Aibu), Mihoko (Karina), and Kazumi (Erika Toda) have their own problems. As they face the severe situation of the dairy farmers and go through tough experience, they gradually start appreciating the value of life and finding themselves. This ensemble dramedy follows the course how those young rather spoiled kids become fully grown-ups eventually.

Domoto Tsuyoshi plays the lead character Tenma who has inherited the power to get into contact with spirits but is afraid of his ability to do that. Out of no choice, he has to take on the position of the president of an exorcism company. Kawaguchi Haruna and Minagawa Sarutoki will be Tenma's assistants in his "ghost-busting" missions. Serina will play an elder woman in the neighbourhood who chases Tenma around while Sato Jiro plays Tenma's late father who communicates with Tenma through his dreams.

It seems like 15-year-old Kazuya Hasukawa's life can't get much worse. Not only did his older brother marry Kazuya's first love, he brought his bride home to live with the family! Forced out of his own home, Kazuya enters an exclusive all-male boarding school, Ryokuto Academy. Unfortunately, a prestigious education is little compensation for getting stuck with the cross-dressing roommate from Hell...

Kamolchanok is the only son of a wealthy hotel owner. He's handsome, carefree and cheerful, and cares very little about his appearance. When he meets his best friend's sister, Thongtra, he falls in love. Through twists and turns he disguises himself as an impoverished man looking for a job. Coincidentally Thongtra's family is looking for a gourmet chef and therefore hires Kamolchanok as their "por krua". Little does she know that this homeless man is the same man who bullied and teased her when they were youngsters.

Journey to the West is a Chinese television series adapted from the novel of the same title. Production for the 66 episodes long series started on 12 September 2009, and it was first broadcast in mainland China on 28 July 2011 on TVS. The series was produced by Zhang Jizhong[1] and was released a year later than another television series of the same title (broadcast on Zhejiang Satellite TV), but with a different cast and crew.

Su Jiu'er, the daughter of a general, encounters the 9th prince while on the run from her stepmother who is trying to kill her. Su Jiu'er (Shao Weishi) is the sassy daughter of a general. Due to her noble birthright as her father's legitimate daughter, her stepmother has been out to get her. While on the run, she meets the ninth royal highness (Shen Haonan) and they fall in love at first sight. The 9th prince disregards his arranged marriage to marry Jiu'er instead, and it further angers her vicious stepmother as well as Su Yue (Zhang Zhen) who was supposed to be the bride. At the same time, the empress has been pressuring them at every step... An imperial decree, a substitute marriage, a fate of good fortune, can the lovers live happily ever after?