Adapted from the 1971 homonym novella, written by Taiwanese author Chiung Yao 瓊瑤.

34-year-old Motoko, an employee at a credit union, is stunned when she learns her best friend and co-worker, Mariko, has embezzled 300 million yen and disappeared. Motoko, still un-married, lives at home with her parents and has no future plans or goals. Tired of her monotonous, mundane lifestyle, she decides to move out and live on her own. She happens upon a beautiful old geshuku, or lodging house, called "Happiness Sancha." The building is surrounded by lush vegetable and flower gardens, and is nestled right on the riverbank. There are only 2 remaining tenants; Natsuko, a college professor who has lived there since she herself was in college, and Kizuna, an erotic manga artist whose work doesn't sell much. The manager, Yuka, is desperate to take on more boarders, which is perfect timing for Motoko. This simple drama examines the life of four totally different women brought together under one roof, and follows them on their own searches for happiness at "Happiness Sancha."

Yamada Taro, a freshman on a scholarship at Ichinomiya Private Senior High School, is high-achieving, strikingly handsome, and truly athletic and seems perfect. But he is actually extremely poor. The story humorously portrays Taro, who tackles problems that occur because of his poverty, and his six younger brothers and sisters. --TBS

Duty and honor were the principles of the samurai, but just like others throughout history, greed and power motivated some while friendship, truth and love guided others. This is the story of Bunshiro, a true warrior who survives tragedy in his youth to become a great swordsman and defender of the weak, and Fuku, the love of his life. They first fall in love as teenagers, but her poverty and his tragedy separate them. After a corrupt official forces Bunshiro's father to commit suicide, he is treated like an outcast. Later, the same official tries to use Bunshiro in a plot to kill Fuku, who has become a wife of the local lord, but he turns the tables, saving Fuku and her child and uncovering the corruption. Many years later Bunshiro and Fuku meet again to reminisce about their lives and the love that remains smoldering in their hearts. ~~ Based on the jidaigeki novel, "Semishigure", written by Fujisawa Shuhei.

Ban Saran Land is a series of sitcoms about people living in the same neighbourhood.

Chanee Nee Khan is about Apple, a 33-year-old woman who never had luck in love. A fortune teller tells her that she's cursed and will never get married. Will she be able to break the curse?

Roikaew sacrificed her dream to study fashion aboard to get married with the head sheriff to appease her parents. At the end of their wedding the sheriff is killed leaving Roikaew to take care of his 2 kids. Years pass and Cholchat became the new sheriff of the town. Coincidently, Roikaew's father is the leader of the town so that means Roikaew and Cholchat get to meet each other every day to help their community. Cholchat's childhood friend Supasi comes back from America to stay with Cholchat and show her undying love. As Cholchat got to know Roikaew more, he begins to fall for her which Supasi will not have. At the same time, problems erupted in the community as drugs were being used again.

Ding Sheung-Wong (Roger Kwok) is a man in his thirties but with an IQ of a seven year old. People make fun of him by calling him crazy, but he tells them that he is just simple. His best friend Wong Kei-Fung (Jessica Hsuan), used to play a game where he was the husband and she was the wife; this is why Wong refers to Fung as his "little wife". One day Fung told Wong that she would have to leave to the United States for four years of college. When Fung returns to Hong Kong, she finds a job at the Chung (鍾) Corporation where she works under the management of Chung Kam-Wing (Paul Chun) and his son Michael Chung Chi-Chung (Bosco Wong). Later Kam-Wing finds out that Wong is his biologically son and recruits him to his company as well. Angel On Kei (Leila Tong), Fung's cousin, who returned with Fung from the States has a crush on Chi-Chung. But Chi-Chung has a crush on Fung. Fung feels that Wong is the one that can make her truly happy but is puzzled whether to choose Chi-Chung or Wong...