Sazanka - Recommendations

• TV (12 eps)
• 2008

After a series of unfortunate events, the young Hirose Takuma was rendered blind. In an attempt to reverse his condition Hirose moves in with his uncle in a rural village, and upon his arrival he quickly begins to make new friends. However, Hirose soon discovers that one of his classmates, Hayami Kohinata, is being harshly bullied by her peers for reasons that neither she nor anyone else wants to explain. Even the seemingly honest and gentle Hinata Kagura, who had been doing her best to be friendly and helpful to Hirose since his arrival, acts harshly towards Hayami. Once a mysterious girl bequeaths Hirose with a life-changing gift, he takes it upon himself to help save Kohinata from her loneliness while working to uncover the truth of the situation.

• Web (13 eps)
• 2020

One of them is a good-for-nothing young master who was driven out of his home with nothing but the clothes on his back. The other is a street thug with a dark childhood who's plagued with a mental illness. A fight behind the dumpster starts a fated destiny of enemies who turn into lovers between Cheng Ke, the young master who is unable to care for himself, and Jiang Yuduo, the guy who responds with violence without reason. Ever since then, they became the only redemption in each other's dark life. You're my antidote, I'll take you when I'm sick.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 1999

Asuka is sure her mother, Shizuyo, loves her elder brother, Naoto, and somehow resents Asuka. Asuka is looking forward to her 12th birthday, but when the big day rolls around Shizuyo comes home drunk, late, and abusive. Asuka is further hurt when she overhears Shizuyo saying "Why in hell did I have Asuka?"

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2013

At the age of seventeen, Takae Tsuneo is electrocuted during his job installing power lines and has both of his arms amputated. However, he decides to devote his life to poetry and literature, and begins to practice writing by holding a pen with his mouth. He eventually gets a job as a newspaper reporter, and turns his attention to other people dealing with disabilities.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2020

With dreams of diving abroad, Tsuneo gets a job assisting Josee, an artist whose imagination takes her far beyond her wheelchair. But when the tide turns against them, they push each other to places they never thought possible, and inspire a love fit for a storybook.

• Music Video (1 ep)
• 2019

The official music video for the Vocaloid song Yoru ni Nattara Gen Shiba wa from the album ImmortalCub, by the producer Peg.

• TV Special (1 ep)
• 2015

A look back at the character and events that have transpired up to this point in the series.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2003

Momoko, who attends a special school, is both mentally and physical challenged. Every morning she becomes peevish because she can't go to the ordinary school with twin brother Riki. Her family soothe Momoko by singing her favourite song "The Song of Frogs"

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2013

While sorting through a mess of books in the staff room, Ohana happens upon one of Denroku's log books from long ago. Within it, it recounts a story of Ohana's mom when she was the same age as her.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2011

In-hye and Sun-mi visit their hometown, a small and quiet village in the countryside, after a long time only to face unexpected news: their old friend Eun-sil died while giving birth. The town is left in an uproar because of the baby, whose father is unknown, and it is neglected, protected by no one. While In-hye and Sun-mi try to save the baby with the help of Ji-young, their friend who has stayed in town, they find out that Eun-sil, who was mentally retarded, was a plaything of the village. In-hye and Sun-mi are troubled with the rage they feel against the village people and the guilty conscience they feel towards Eun-sil. Although they abandoned Eun-sil in the past, will they be able to protect her baby until the end?