Both movies are about a young man got tired of city life, somehow went to village and grow to love the small town simple liefstyle. The absorbed the beauty living away from their rich family in the big city.

Both are Japanese movie about young city man who learned valuable life skill in village.
They were both lost in big city.
They grow to love the village lifestyle.

Both are about an elderly woman open her arm embraced a trouble young man.
Both have beautiful peaceful village vibe.
The young man grow to live the simple and rich life

Both movies are about a young trouble man who have a lost soul.
They both learned the human warm hands and love, in a different environment
How they touch by others and it changed their live.

Both are Japanese movies filmed beautifully.
One is a trouble man found where he belong,
the other one is a man from wealthy family in the city found where he belong.

Both are filmed beautifully in the country village.
It make you feel healing.
The other name for Japanese movie is Where I belong, the Korean movie both make you feel like they found the place away from the big city is where they belong

Very short film about height differences. Cute high schoolers. Some jealousy. Sweet. So short that you don’t need brain cell to watch. Not sure why bother filming this :)

First one is cute little love story. Second one more like love triangle, but too short to know what was going on LOL.

This mini series have bits and pieces of The Heirs. Even both the main leads have same name as The heirs. Even the OST.

It is somewhat about searching for origin. Searching for real/biological parent(s). The child that grew up with the adopted family, ….

Ramen shop is also about a young man went to the country that he was born to find the origin. Although Ramen Shop is more light watch, not as serious. They are somewhat similar

Move to heaven has an episode about kid born and raised in different country. Trying to find his birth mom and root