Merry Berry Love
"What grows when love is planted?"
About
When star Korean spatial designer Lee Yubin loses everything, he heads off to a Japanese island. There, he meets Karin, a resilient strawberry farmer. Hailing from different worlds, their lives collide in a big misunderstanding. Buckle up for "Merry Berry Love," a sweet and sour Korea-Japan rom-com.
Cast
Trailer
Details
- Age Rating
- TV-PG
- TMDB Status
- Returning Series
- Writers
- Lee Jae-yun
- Producers
- Shinji Enari
- Countries
- Japan, South Korea
- Spoken Languages
- Korean, Japanese
- Series Type
- Scripted
- In Production
- Yes
Episodes
Next episode: S1E2 Episode 2 (2026-10-14)
Latest episode: S1E1 Episode 1 (2026-10-07)
- Season 1: 10 episodes (2026-10-07)
Where to Watch
United States: Stream on Disney Plus, Hulu
Data by TMDB / JustWatch.
About This Release
The upcoming TV series titled Merry Berry Love is scheduled for its next broadcast on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. As a scripted production, this show blends the comedy and drama genres to tell a unique story. With a popularity score of 56.965 and a user rating of 9.5/10, the show has already begun to attract attention from audiences interested in international storytelling.
The premise of the show follows a star Korean spatial designer named Lee Yubin who loses everything and travels to a Japanese island. There, he encounters Karin, a resilient strawberry farmer, leading to a life-changing misunderstanding. This romcom narrative explores how two people from different worlds find common ground. Fans of the romance genre can expect a sweet and sour experience throughout the 10 episodes that make up the 1 season of the show.
The main cast features Ji Chang-wook as Lee Yu-bin and Mio Imada as Shirahama Karin. They are supported by a talented ensemble including Nam Yoon-su, Rinka Kumada, Jung Soon-won, Kangnam, Kim Tae-hun, Kenta Satoi, Yasunori Danta, and Gong Jae-kyung. The creative vision for the project is led by Lee Jae-yun, who serves as both the director and writer, with Shinji Enari overseeing the project as the producer.
This production is a collaborative effort between Japan and South Korea, involving companies such as Nippon TV, CJ ENM Japan, and Shochiku Studio. The show features dialogue in both Korean and Japanese, reflecting its international scope. Rated TV-PG, the series is accessible to a wide audience and is currently still in production, ensuring that viewers can look forward to the continuation of the story after the initial episodes.
For those wondering where to watch the series in the United States, it is available on Disney Plus and Hulu. The show is broadcast on the Nippon TV network, which acts as the primary platform for this returning series. With its focus on character-driven interactions and a picturesque setting, the show promises to be an excited addition to the fall television lineup for fans of cross-cultural dramas.
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Videos
- Main Trailer [Subtitled] (Trailer)
