They’re somewhat similar of how loyal the character was to a devious character. They knew he’s evil and it’s against his own morals but for some reason he’s drawn to his force.

Thriller/mystery set in an enigmatic village bounded by certain rules and unusual circumstances which makes the protagonist chained from leaving.

Both involves sisters’ expression of love and hatred towards each other, with their supportive boyfriends lol, and other crazy characters to add some spice to their unpredictable stories. Obviously, both dramas would play with your mind but it’s impossible not to appreciate the main actresses’ skills to project scary and playful faces. In comparison, I would say Sister could be comedic at times and wholesome too, while Risky is heavier. The title is just a reminder for us to pls watch Risky it at your own risk XD

Yosuke…. Yosuke. Yosuke! Mizobata Junpei as both Yosuke! And Takimoto Miori and Mizobata Junpei as lovers, again! Stories are both messed up, suspenseful, and unpredictable, kind of scary. One of the actor one both dramas performed as antagonists, I can’t ??

Both are family themed, and a part of the plot, which is a spoiler, is kind of similar. UchiKare is a series with the combination of drama and comedy, but surely has great touching parts. It focuses more of mother and daughter relationship, and just a little bit on the side of the father. Soshite Baton is more of dramatic movie, and has also explored father and daughter relationship with the mother and daughter relationship. Bonus: Okada Kenshi is both on these ;)

If you need a warm hug, Meikenchiku de Chusoku and Yuube no Curry, Ashita no Pan are one of the great comfort dramas you could possibly watch. Both have great music and food to satisfy up your mind and eyes. Both the stories are heartwarming, without being too emotional.
Meikenchiku is a documentary type drama centered on aesthetics, architecture, food, and career. It presented analogies of the building to clear up the worried mind of the main character. Yuube no Curry has various fun and relatable characters who are stuck with life, and together they learn to adjust for their love ones. Both dramas are also filled with genius quote worthy lines.

Both the main characters are directors with short hair, and they made a historical film during summer vacation. The dramas also features friendship and rivalry on romance. The main characters’ friend was also used an actress in the film. The main actor for the film was the main characters’ love interest.

Both of the protagonist talk by themselves. Bun (Hokusai to Meshi) talks with her stuffed toy named Hokusai while Mitsuko (Hold me Back) has "A" as her counselor.

Both are about gambling with risking something big in every game. The couples on both dramas have contrasting personalities. For Hachi One Diver, the girl is more composed while the guy is kinda funny. While in Liar Game, the girl is the clumsy one, while the guy is always cool.

The heroine for both dramas are both news writers/editors, and both have interesting past to deal with. Both are very curious and have gifts of investigation skills. Both dramas have different interesting scoop each episode, and expect character development while they tackle each reports.

Both are political dramas centered about dealing with the possible fall of Japan. These dramas also involve a special team that aims to protect the Japanese citizens’ future. Not to mention, both have high quality production.

Both are mystery romance dramas about classmates who met again after reunion.
Bonus: Mizobata Junpei is on both these dramas ;)