J-Drama, or Japanese drama, refers to television series produced in Japan. These shows typically feature a variety of genres, including romance, comedy, and mystery, and are known for their unique storytelling and character development. Episodes usually last about 30 to 60 minutes, and series often run for a single season, making them easy to binge-watch. J-Dramas are popular not only in Japan but also internationally, thanks to their engaging plots and cultural insights. Many series are adapted from manga or light novels, and they often showcase aspects of Japanese life, traditions, and social issues, appealing to a wide audience.