“Romantic Anonymous” Tops K-Content Global OTT Chart for Second Week (Oct. 27-Nov. 2, 2025)

This week, the Korean-Japanese drama “Romantic Anonymous” continues to make waves in the global streaming market. Bringing together Han HyoJoo and Oguri Shun in a quietly charming love story, the series has captured attention for its cross-cultural production and steady performance on international OTT platforms.

Continuing Its Momentum at the Top

The series has secured the No. 1 position for the second straight week on Kpopmap’s K-Content Global OTT Chart. The weekly ranking tracks the performance of Korean-produced titles across major international streaming platforms, including Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video.

Its consistent placement signals ongoing global interest in cross-cultural storytelling, as the series continues to draw viewers from multiple regions.

A Delicate Story with Universal Appeal

Adapted from the 2010 French film of the same name, “Romantic Anonymous” follows Hana Lee (Han HyoJoo), a talented but socially anxious chocolatier, and Sōsuke Fujiwara (Oguri Shun), the owner of a small confectionery business who struggles with his own emotional limitations.

Through its restrained tone and careful character development, the series explores personal vulnerability, communication, and the quiet process of emotional connection.

A Model for Regional Collaboration

“Romantic Anonymous” is jointly produced by Korean and Japanese creative teams, blending visual sensibilities from both industries. The production’s success underscores the increasing presence of collaborative projects within the Asian streaming market, where shared narratives and co-financing models are becoming more common.

Industry observers note that the series’ performance on global platforms reflects a steady demand for regional stories that maintain cultural authenticity while appealing to international audiences.

Current Chart Overview

Following Romantic Anonymous on this week’s list are “Genie, Make a Wish” in second place and “Would You Marry Me” in third, both maintaining strong positions in the romantic-drama category.

The K-Content Global OTT Chart continues to serve as a key indicator of Korean-produced dramas gaining global traction, updated weekly to reflect viewer engagement across streaming services.