Japanese dramas, often referred to as J-dramas, are television series produced in Japan. They typically run for a single season, with episodes ranging from 10 to 12. These dramas cover various genres, including romance, comedy, and mystery, and are known for their engaging storytelling and character development. J-dramas often feature popular Japanese actors and are broadcast on major networks. They have gained international popularity, with many being subtitled or dubbed for global audiences. The unique cultural elements and relatable themes make them appealing to viewers both in Japan and abroad.