The Tezuka couple, who overcame a 15-year age gap and got married, started their honeymoon life in a new mansion they moved into. "Tezuka Nana," a sportswear designer who works from home, attends a residents' meeting and gets caught up in a strange game.

“Everyone has someone they want to kill, right? But if you kill someone, you'll be the first suspect among your close associates. So how about exchange murder? Killing each other's people they want to kill.”

The residents' meeting members, who started talking about the absurd term "exchange murder," started talking about it as a joke at first, but soon a strange tension began to flow. Eventually, the residents' meeting members who actually started the "exchange murder game" anonymously write down the names of the people they want to kill on paper and exchange them randomly. The residents' meeting members who check the names written on the exchanged papers. They wrote down the names of the people they wanted to kill and exchanged the paper, but they all parted as if nothing had happened, saying it was just a game.

If it had ended there, it would have been just a game, but the night of that day, the mansion's security guard falls to his death from the rooftop, and the real "exchange murder" begins. “It's your turn.” Starting with the security guard, one by one, the people in the mansion start to die, and the Tezuka couple starts to uncover the truth of the case and find the culprit.

The Japanese drama "Your Turn to Kill" is a drama that aired for two consecutive quarters from April to September 2019, consisting of 10 episodes of the case and 10 episodes of the counterattack. It was a huge hit in Japan at the time of its broadcast with its stimulating material of one person dying every week in a mansion where more than 30 people live. As you watch the drama, you will start to suspect not only the people living in the mansion, but also the main characters. If you combine the clues hidden throughout the drama, you can enjoy the drama more by guessing who the culprit is.

The main characters of the drama, the Tezuka couple, Tezuka Shota and Tezuka Nana, are characters who love mysteries so much that they have all volumes of the mystery comic book "Detective Conan" at home. Like a mystery enthusiast, they are practically playing the role of the police in the drama, comparing the handwriting written on the paper or finding clues in the residents' homes. It's easy to get confused because there are so many characters, but even in the finale, it was easy to watch because the characters' names and house numbers are written in the subtitles when they appear.

If you watch the drama, I recommend watching it while taking notes. It's also helpful for figuring out who the culprit is when you find out one by one who wrote what name in the exchange murder game. The identity of the culprit and the ending revealed in the finale were a little disappointing compared to the unfolding events, but overall, I think it's a drama worth investing your time in. If you like the mystery genre or enjoy the comic "Detective Conan" like the main characters, the Tezuka couple, you'll likely have a great time enjoying this drama.

Another feature of the drama "Your Turn to Kill" is that one of the drama's theme songs was sung by actor Tanaka Kei (田中 圭), who played the main character Tezuka Shota, under the character's name. It's a song with impressive lyrics that convey his feelings for his wife, Tezuka Nana, in the drama. This theme song appears from the counterattack episode after the case episode ends.

The Japanese drama "Your Turn to Kill" is available to watch on Watcha, TVING, and Wavve.