J-drama, short for Japanese drama, refers to television series produced in Japan. These shows typically air in weekly episodes and cover a variety of genres, including romance, comedy, and mystery. J-dramas often feature relatable storylines and character development, making them popular both in Japan and internationally. The format of J-drama usually consists of a limited number of episodes, often ranging from 10 to 12. This allows for concise storytelling and character arcs. Many J-dramas are adapted from manga or novels, and they often showcase aspects of Japanese culture and society, appealing to a wide audience.