8 Recommendations for the Most Romantic and Adorable Japanese Teen Romance Films That Will Make You Feel All the Feels

THE BLUE SKIES AT YOUR FEET (2022) tells the story of Miyu and Shuya, a couple who always have the habit of watching movies at the beginning of each month. However, everything changes when Shuya has an accident and Miyu gets stuck in the same day. With a rating of 7.4 on MyDramaList, this film offers a touch of teenage romance with dramatic time elements.

LOVE ME, LOVE ME NOT (2020) tells the story of four students with different views on love who meet and connect through their individual experiences. The story is realistic, sometimes making you smile, sometimes making you feel a pang of sadness. With a rating of 7.6 on MyDramaList, this film is definitely worth adding to your watchlist if you are a fan of Japanese teen romance films.

HONEY LEMON SODA (2021) tells the story of Uka, a shy girl who wants to change herself after meeting Kai, a unique boy with lemon-colored hair. They end up at the same school, and slowly their relationship develops. This film has a rating of 7.3 on MyDramaList and is perfect for those who enjoy sweet and inspiring teenage love stories.

ONE WEEK FRIENDS (2017) tells the story of Kaori, who loses all her memories every Monday, but Yuuki still wants to be her friend. He tries to rebuild their relationship every week. With a high rating of 7.9 on MyDramaList, this film is one of the most touching and meaningful Japanese teen romance films.

MY LITTLE MONSTER (2018) tells the story of Shizuku, a serious student who gets caught in a strange relationship with Haru, the troublemaker. From there, feelings grow that they never expected. This film has a high rating of 7.8 on MyDramaList.

L-DK: TWO LOVES UNDER ONE ROOF (2019) tells the story of Aoi and Shusei who secretly live together, but things change when Shusei's cousin comes and also moves in. Their story becomes complicated, but it's still enjoyable to follow. This film has a rating of 7.7 on MyDramaList, offering a fresh plot.

MARMALADE BOY (2018) tells the story of Miki who is forced to live under one roof with the child of her parents' new partners. From the awkwardness, their relationship grows into deep feelings of love. With a rating of 7.3 on MyDramaList, this film brings a unique romantic vibe while remaining light to watch.

BLUE SUMMER (2018) tells the story of Rio who believes in fate and goes on vacation to a village with his mother. There, he experiences a gentle and profound first love. This film has a rating of 7.3 on MyDramaList and is perfect for those who enjoy Japanese romantic films for teens with a melancholic summer atmosphere. Discover other interesting Japanese film recommendations at kapanlagi.com. If not now, when?