The smallest place where true feelings can’t be hidden… that’s on the bed! The smallest place where the difference between men and women shows… that’s on the bed! Will even a normally chatty man fall silent? Or will a woman say something so shocking it’s downright off-putting? A story set entirely in a private room, told only through conversation on the bed. A 15-minute pillow talk drama unfolding on the bed. Is this a comedy? A suspense story? Or the real deal in heart-pounding romance!? Focusing on two people in a variety of relationships, the story unfolds through nothing but “bedside conversations and inner thoughts.” Amid probing each other, we’ll show how misunderstandings and crossed signals arise between the two.

The first completely original work in the Drama Shower slot! Kyoya Honda as Okusawa Ritsu, an illustrator who has lost his memory, and Kosuke Suzuki as Ikumiya Ikumiya, who lies in order to win back love. A sparklingly bittersweet, achingly frustrating love story of mutual unrequited love, where frozen memories remain unchanged as they fall in love once more. Mori Shuto, who is currently generating a great deal of buzz, has been cast as Shuji Kirihaze, Ritsu’s younger brother, who has lost his memory, played by Kyoya Honda! The sixth collaboration between MBS’s Drama Shower slot, which has delivered a wide variety of BL dramas such as “Takara-kun and Amagi-kun,” “Eternal Yesterday,” and “Candy Color Paradox,” and KADOKAWA’s BL drama label “Tunku” is finally the first original production! A new “amnesia” BL drama is born, created by up-and-coming film directors Yuka Yasukawa and Mei Takahashi! The two rising young actors, Kyoya Honda and Kosuke Suzuki, take on the lead roles in this highly anticipated project. Jack Frost, the frost fairy from an English fairy tale, is said to be mischievous and to bring the cold. Set in wintertime Tokyo, this love story follows Ritsu (Kyoya Honda) and Ikumiya (Kosuke Suzuki) as their hearts are shaken by memories. A story of mutual unrequited love—sparklingly bittersweet, painfully frustrating—brought to life in an original work by two talented directors.

Koichi, a cheerful and popular class favorite, and Min, a genius who struggles with people, are high school students strongly drawn to each other despite their opposite personalities. One morning, however, Koichi is caught in an accident right in front of Min. Koichi gets back up on the spot and laughs as usual, and while he is certainly still “alive,” their classmates gradually begin to forget his existence...!? A youth love story that will leave you “so moved you can’t stop crying,” portraying the two as they brilliantly cherish the limited time until Koichi disappears.

The ending of the drama is decided by viewers with the d button! In these four stories, the heroines face “crossroads” again and again—each day they struggle, wrestle with their feelings, and are forced to make choices. Then, in the final “choice of life” scene at the end of the story, viewers of “Pop UP!” will be given the opportunity to choose how their lives turn out and cast their votes with the “d button.” The ending with the most votes, in other words, the ending chosen by viewers, will be broadcast as is on terrestrial TV. This is a new drama format where “the last 180 seconds are decided by viewers with the d button”! The options not chosen by viewers will be streamed on FOD Whichever choice is made, the benefits and drawbacks are imaginable. The unexpected developments awaiting the protagonist are sure to become a hot topic! In addition, the ending for the option not selected will be streamed on FOD Premium, allowing viewers to enjoy different endings on terrestrial TV and FOD. A talented cast of actresses portrays the conflict of “life’s choices” A live-in boyfriend, a man met on a dating app, a husband, and a younger man... With emotions in flux and difficult “choices” thrust upon them, please pay attention to the performances of accomplished actresses such as Nao Minamisawa, Kasum Hase Yamatani, Sei Matobu, and Ryoko Yuui, who delicately portray the inner conflict of these wavering hearts.