Love Is Blind: Japan (2022)

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

The first 2-3 episode of Couple Palace have similar concept with Love is Blind. The difference is Couple Palace make metaverse into reality when every contestant background and character being reveal to public so everyone can see. They also not covering any contestant social media or real life outside program. Everything was so real

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

These are similar in a way that they are both dating shows that test the premise of falling in love with only the inner selves of the other person. This is done with the participants interacting first with each other without seeing the other person's face.

In Love is Blind Japan, they can still hear the voice of the person they are dating but in Love In, they have avatars (which are hired actors) who are going to interact with each other. The duration of their getting to know each other part also differ. Since Love is Blind has the end goal of engagement, that show has longer time. Meanwhile in Love in, they only had 3 days.

Both are entertaining , but I am really liking the concept of Love In so much. You have avatars and actual people who instructs them what to do. There are times that the avatars looks enthusiastic but the real person is unattached and vice versa. I just watched the first episode and now I just want the next.

Atm, Serious About Marriage (SAM) hasn't been aired, but just reading from the description, this show reminds me of Love is Blind: Japan (LIB:J). Both dating shows have the end goal of marriage and after liking the endgame couple(s) for LIB:J, I am excited for SAM.

They differ in the format and duration since LIB:J has 10 days to know their partners blindly (through a pod with a wall blocking them from seeing the other person) and after the proposal, the formed engaged pair will get to know more of each other by living together for 3 weeks. Then after that, they can get married. So in contrast to LIB:J which had a duration of month for the participants to date, I think SAM would be less rushed but tbh, it is still kinda rushed?. But I'm here for the journey.

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".

30 men and women come together over the course of a little over a month, with the first two weeks being held in pods where the contestants will get to know each other, as couples are formed and will see who gets engaged, and who ends up saying "I do".