Four first-grade middle school students in the same class are members of a photography club. Before leaving for summer break, the teacher hands out an old-fashioned analogue camera to each of them and asks them to take pictures with them as a summer assignment. The assignment topic is the "end of the world." What does the end of the world mean? What on earth are they supposed to take pictures of? They all have different opinions on it, but as one of the girls suggests, they decide to take a subway to Sinchang Station, the last station on Seoul Metropolitan Subway Line 1. That is the end of the world for these girls. They doze off on the subway, stop for a while due to rain showers, and feel drawn to an unfamiliar world.

A story of an entrepreneurial miner racked by guilt over the death of his lover's husband. Set in the fictional community of Tianquan, somewhere in bleak northern China, coal miner Li Guangsheng lives and works with the older Zhongmin, a father figure. Guangsheng, who is secretly having a hotsyhotsy affair with Zhongmin's wife, is mortified when Zhongmin dies in a mine explosion and blames himself for not saving his friend. Suffering an attack of impotence, he sends Zhongmin's widow away. After buying the mine under a new government policy designed to encourage private initiative, Guangsheng works like a Trojan to clear and re-open the site. He's joined in this by Zhongmin's son, A-fu, and gradually makes a success of the mine.

Shibuya Haruko is a high school student, with an ordinary life. She happens to meet Kanna Kenichi and falls in love with him at first sight. Meanwhile, Kenichi has just dropped out of high school. He was known as a studious student up to this point. Kenichi meets Mayumi, who seems like a femme fatale. He falls in love with her.

Adapted from the manga series "Georama Boy Panorama Girl" by Kyoko Okazaki.

Fumie (Sawa Suzuki) marries yakuza Tetsuo (Masayuki Imai) and she gives birth to their son Tetsuya. Fumie raises Tetsuya with love, but while she experiences tough times she becomes addicted to drugs. After Fumie receives treatment at a hospital for her addiction, she moves to her parents' house with Tetsuya. At her parents' home, Fumie experiences withdrawals and is hospitalized again. Meanwhile, Tetsuya is sent to an orphange until he graduates from elementary school. Tetsuya grows up lonely, missing his mother. He becomes interested in an employee who plays the guitar. Finally, Tetsuya (Yuma Ishigaki) leaves the orphanage and looks for his mother. Tetsuya is shocked to learn that his mother Fumie lives with new man.

"Postman to Heaven" is a co-production between South Korea and Japan. Jae-jun (K-pop band TVXQ member Hero) delivers letters to heaven from those who can't get over the loss of their loved ones. One day Ha-na (Han Hyo-joo), who writes to her late boyfriend, discovers Jae-jun's secret identity. He offers her a part-time job assisting him, and they set off on a 14-day journey.

At 17 years old, Yu Gwan Sun participates in the Korean independence movement when the country is under the rule of Japan. Yu Gwan Sun is arrested and sent to Seodaemun Prison where she is tortured, but she does not give in to her oppressors.

One day, lawyer Takamori Takiko (Kikukawa Rei) gets a request from a women’s organisation to take a case. Insurance saleswoman Sumura Satoko (Ishida Hikari) has been arrested on suspicion of murdering her husband Yokichi (Shibukawa Kiyohiko), who is out of...

Manami is the leader of her high school’s broadcasting club. While considering which a club member should read during the upcoming pre-graduation campus festival, Manami sees a girl named Chiyuki by the pool and subsequently becomes completely preoccupied with her, secretly peeping on her whenever possible. One day, Manami is taken by surprise when Chiyuki suddenly joins the broadcasting club, leading to a surge of strange new feelings.