Blind FBI Special Agent Hiromi (Masaharu Fukuyama) comes to the Metropolitan Police Department as an exchange trainee. Known as the “Last Man,” he is the ultimate closer who never leaves a case unsolved. Together with Shintaro (Yo Oizumi) of the Metropolitan Police Department's Investigation Division, he solves numerous difficult cases and they become unbeatable buddies. When the two take on a case involving a past relationship, they learn the shocking truth that they are each other's real brothers. The two were bonded even more deeply, but Minami returned to the U.S. at the end of his training.
Two years later, Minami visits Japan again, and at his request, Shintaro goes to Hokkaido to work on a case. There they meet Minami's first love. In order to protect her from a mysterious organization, the invincible buddy’s team up again with a joint team from the FBI, CIA, and Hokkaido police to take on the case, but there is a conspiracy that could shake the world...

Hiromi Minami is a US FBI agent on temporary loan to Japan. He’s blind but dubbed “the last man" for his ability to crack tough cases with keen analysis and honed senses. Shintaro Godo is a field cop with a top arrest record who shuns his pedigree as police commissioner’s son. The two make for a highly mismatched pair, but there’s more to their partnership than meets the eye. A police conspiracy? A link to a mysterious past? Strap in for a suspenseful adventure by this odd pair of detectives.

“If you don’t make your quotas, you’re all fired!”
Desperate bankers battle a colossal organization In a fight song for the masses.
Hiroshi Kataoka is a banker who knows things aren’t right, but endures it anyway. “It’s for the good of the company,” he tells himself. And Hiroshi is true and proper Japanese “salaried man.” But he’s also a man of passion who can’t help but be moved by the hard work of his subordinates and colleagues. So right before his 50th birthday, when he gets news that he will be promoted to manager of the Kamata branch that has been earmarked for eventual closure, he is conflicted. “Don’t kill yourself working for a branch that’s closing,” his bosses advise him. “You’ll get good treatment when you return to headquarters afterwards.” But no one under Hiroshi has any knowledge that their jobs are doomed.

Eri and Shuji meet as next door neighbors and over the course of a year become lovers. However, just as Shuji is planning on asking Eri to marry him, they are each offered job opportunities at opposite ends of the globe. Pulled apart by their careers, they happen to meet years later and are surprised to find they still have feelings for one another. However, the fact that they are both in serious relationships with other people promises to complicate matters.

Homework, the work of caring for a home, should reflect one’s best efforts in caring for the one you love. As important and straightforward as these tasks may seem, they nevertheless pose a bewildering challenge for many couples. Join two young couples as they seek to bring their dreams into reality, and discover through their eyes the eternal struggle to bring together love, commitment, and career.

Although Shuichi has lost his wife, there is no lack of female influence in his life. He has three daughters who are eligible for marriage, and an assortment of women friends and lovers that has earned him the reputation of being a playboy. But the real love interest in his life is his female boss. How he and his daughters work out their romantic adventures provides both entertainment and enlightenment in the challenges of finding true love.

Reiko, an office girl, wants to marry her boyfriend, who works in the same office. However, the situation becomes quite complicated when the young woman is promoted to manage a major project. Reiko is left feeling lost and helpless before this unexpected move by the company president. Did her father have a secret agreement with the president? Will the future hold any happiness for her?