Yakou Kanransha (2013)

A Home / A Mysterious Family / Murderer X / Secrets / Detective and you get the idea

Both are about dysfunctional families and mysterious characters who are potential murderers. Nakagawa Taishi also stars in both dramas

Both are about a families who seem to be normal from the outside, but in fact they have dark secret.

both drama are centered around a murder and the story of the people involved with it. both also had family dramas inside of it.

I think these are very similar. This story is about the murder of a father in a what seems to be perfect house in a perfect neighborhood but then you dig deeper to find all the secreted of the people and the neighbourhoo itself

The plots of these two dramas are very similar - two families who live in the same building and hide some secrets.

These dramas share the same production team as well as a basis in the novels of Minato Kanae. Each deals with overlapping themes in a different way, though their atmospheres are similar.

both dramas are good and intriguing, they have similar themes, yakou kanransha is a jdrama while Sky Castle is a kdrama but both are worth watching

Both deal with families and their problems in a tonally similar way and they also both have a murder mystery at the center.

Both deal with the exploration of housewives' role in their family and their liberation from those roles as individuals. Suzuki Kyoka is the lead in both dramas

In both dramas the leads try to hide a crime and it is revealed bit by bit. And it revolves around family too.

Both drama are about secret that lies into dysfuntional families and how they overcome their difficulties

both have similar plots and deal with similar issues, if you enjoyed the one then you'll enoy the other

They both deal with housewife being suspicious about their husband. Yakou Kanransha is more about the secret that lies in each family of the same neighborhood and how they deal with them

Both stories involve a mother who by chance enters an exclusionary elite circle and must confront the superficial and ostracizing rules they set.