Hello, My Twenties! (2016)

Both dramas take place in a university setting and have a slice-of-life feeling. Although Age of Youth follows the everyday lives of a group of girls, one of the main girls resembles the female lead in Cheese in the Trap (in terms of being timid but not weak).

Both of them are a slice-of-life kind of dramas. Age of youth focuses on 5 girls and college life, whereas Reply 1988 focuses on the children growing up (and experiencing their first love) as well as the family members. Both are slow paced, and detail orientated. It is definitely the smallest things that touch you the most. The music is also subtle and fitting. Characters in both shows have a lot of depth and show a lot of character growth.
Many life lessons to learn in both.
Overall the pace, genre, direction/cinematography (revealing details a bit at a time), music and feel of the two shows are similar.

Beautiful friendship, heartship and real life feel.

This si a Kdrama, but it also has a cdrama version

Five girls in their twenties come to live together in a house. Each girl has a particular personality, background, and issues
. The drama follows their struggles and incidents dealing with relationships - within their circles, with dating, and with each other - and a variety of events they are experiencing including credits, part-time jobs, drinking, hopes and dreams.

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If you were looking for Season 3 of Age of Youth this would fill the gap!
Created by the same writer, there are a lot of similarities and undertone references

The shows have a similar vibe, exploring the experiences and worries of the characters and focusing on some similar things. They also both feel very honest and deal with sensitive and tough issues.

The three girls in It's Okay To Be Sensitive repeatedly reminded me of the Belle Epoque girls, and the way that It's Okay To Be Sensitive portrayed relying on friends as an important part of dealing with difficult issues was very similar to Age of Youth.

A group of roommates in their early twenties and their life issues, relationships and life lessons. A lot of funny, sad and heart warming scenes, suitable for coming of age theme, friendship and overcoming difficulties that comes with becoming a new adult.

Both are about the friendship of four girls.
The first half is about their college days. the second is set in a work environment. It follows their love lives an the developent of their friendship.

Both are about close friendship and how those friends experience relationships, college, and life in general.

Both feature a main cast of girls with very different personalities living together and figuring out love, life and friendship. They also follow the girls' experiences at university in the case of Age of Youth and work in Renai Dekinai Ryuu.

- Both dramas revolve around many leads living under a share house.
- Many leads' personal life is shown in both dramas.

-each episode deals with social issues and is different
-both talk about problems that teens deal with

Both focus on a set of roommates during college. Each have characters with distinct personalities, problems they face, and romances. The relationships built between the roommates in Age of Youth feel similar to the ones of Exclusive Memory.
Also, both have some really cute romance!

They're are both coming to age dramas that make each character special and plus the comic feels. Totally fun to watch.

Birthcare Center has a more mature approach considering it's showing the life of mothers with newborn babies. Both dramas have great sismance vibes and showing females supporting each other. They have great comedy but also give meaningful messages. Actor Yoon Park played in both dramas.