- Both set in the rural countryside.
- Developed a cute little romance
- Peaceful and serene style of filmmaking. Both very therapeutic.

-Both works follow a similar premise of a young woman searching for their own way of life.

-They both have this slow, quiet, serene but reflective style.

- Gorgeous shots of nature, the countryside, stories about women.

Both this film and this drama have this serene and peaceful quality to it. Its quiet and therapeutic. Filled with the sounds and landscapes of nature.

- Taste of tea is set in rural Japan
- To the Wonder explores the most rural parts of North West China.

To the Wonder and Summer Strike follow a similar premise of a young woman working in the city, but due to circumstances now live in the countryside.

Both dramas have a mostly quiet and peaceful atmosphere. Relaxing, therapeutic. A lot of beautiful shots of nature and landscapes.

Women travelling! Slice of life. Solo travelling. Both really great!

Has similiar episodic format. Both dramas showcase how they pay respect to the dead but in different ways.

Both are set in a contemporary world with characters that have powers. Both seem to have lots of action scenes too.

Love Letter focuses on characters communicating with letters while Haru focuses on characters communicating through email.
Haru is set in city while Love Letter is set in the countryside.
Both movies are Japanese films and released at a similar time period.
Both films have that slow, but relaxing feeling to it.

Both movies are a coming of age films that includes a Female lead moving to the city and due to their difficult circumstances in the countryside. Leaving their painful past and starting fresh.

Both Summer Strike and One Million Yen girl involves a young woman moving to a new place in order to search for their identity and live for themselves.
Both have
- Beautiful countryside cinematography
- Slice of Life , peaceful and quiet
- Female lead are both in their early 20's thus delves into problems and thoughts we face at that age

The main difference is One Million Yen girl is a movie. Summer strike is a drama. But if you like this genre of movie/drama, you should definitely check out both.

Similarities:
both have that quiet and soothing vibe.
long and interesting dialogue and perspectives from the characters
has a lot of silence or natural sound in the background

Similar themes including death, mental health, abuse and other darker themes .
The title of the dramas have a similar touch and intention too. Definitely Not Today & Tomorrow