A Japanese horror television drama based on the book of the same name written by Itoi Shigesato. He originally began serializing his collection of ghost stories on his website Hobonikkan Itoishinbun in 2004. Each of the ghost stories are based on real-life events experienced by real-life people. It was published as a book in August 2018, and later adapted into a television drama in August 2020. The Hobonikkan Itoishinbun website continues to add ghost stories to the Hobonichi no Kaidan. collection to this day.

Episodes: 12

Their mission was so top secret, they didn’t even know what their true intent was. In 1942, the Chinese government received intelligence that the Japanese may be developing a dangerous biological weapon in a remote part of Burma. The Chinese Expeditionary Force, a secret specialized squad, is dispatched to the remote region to try to stop the Japanese actions. Led by the tough female commander, Liao Yi Fang (Jia Qing), the highly trained soldiers can’t seem to get along or give their commander much respect. Joining her on the treacherous mission is Zhao Ban Kuo (Sean Sun), Little Knife (Caesar Li), Cao Quo Jiu (Li Tai), Wang Xi Mao (Yuan Shuai), Big Bull (Jin Jia), Long Hair (Di Jie), Grassy Third (Chen Meng Qi) and the Medic (Song Qing). Together, they must survive the tough crossing of the raging Nujiang River, scale the harsh Savage Mountain and locate the secret Japanese camp. Will they all be able to survive the dangerous mission and accomplish their objective? “The Fatal Mission” is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Chen Hao Wei. It is based on the novel Nujiang Zhizhan by Nan Pai San Shu and Qian Kun.

The story of an everyday student stumbling into possession of technologically advanced contact lenses that endue the wearer with special learning abilities. Once worn, his world will never be the same. Based on the same-named Chinese book series

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Kozono Yohei, secretary general of Shoto University, was found stabbed to death in his home. Hoshino Naoto, a detective at Fujimi Police Station, rushes to the scene and sees the scene of the murder in the living room. Tanimura Kaho, a lecturer at Shoto University's Department of International Studies, is trying to get ahead in life at any cost, and has been having an affair with Kozono, who holds the right to personnel affairs, for half a year. Kozono is murdered, and Kaho is arrested as a murderer. On the other hand, reporter Maruyama Sota receives information about the affair via anonymous email, and realizes that someone is trying to manipulate the impression of the incident, and begins his own investigation. In the midst of this, Hoshino feels uncomfortable with the investigative policy of the upper-level police, which concludes that Kaho is the culprit in a half-baked investigation, and eventually realizes that Kaho may have been framed by someone.

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Episodes: 8

It is made based on ghost stories that people called and shared on EFM94 radio channel.

Zhu Zhi Xin receives instructions from her boss to form a girl group “Dada Dream”, and is tasked to work with music producer Fang Wen Bin, her first love. Eight girls who are selected as trainees includes Li Si Tong, whom the boss specifically wanted, and Fang Jing Chen, Wen Bin’s daughter who stammers. Zhi Xin’s son Zhu Yong Jie, a music producer intern, also starts questioning her past.

Matsumoto Shouen entered monkhood because he could not rescue his childhood friend who was drowning right in front of him when he was a kid. Wanting to save the lives of the people important to him in their last moments, he also aspired to be a doctor. At the hospital, Shouen engages in medical care as an emergency doctor and also chants sutra for the deceased at the morgue or provides psychological care for terminally ill patients as a Buddhist monk. As a result, there are times when he treats patients brought into the emergency centre while he is in his robes and causes them to jump to the conclusion that they have died. Although he is disliked not only by patients but also colleagues for chanting prayers to Buddha and preaching for everything, he is cheerful and sincere. As Shouen grapples with how he should save lives, attend to deaths and support the families of patients, he grows as a doctor, a monk and a person.