Yu Inaba is a Japanese actor born on January 12, 1993, in Sagamihara, Japan. He rose to fame in 2009 when he won the Super Boy Contest Grand Prix, run by pop culture magazine Junon, while aged only 16. The following year, he made his TV acting debut in the series “Clone Baby.” He followed up with guest appearances in the 2012 drama series “Clover.” He played a leading role in the “Kamen Rider” series “Kamen Rider Drive” in 2015. He has also starred in five “Kamen Rider” movies. More recently, he has appeared in the drama series “The Flower and the Beast Season 2” (2019).

Yu Inaba

TV Asahi

Ryuhei Agawa (Yoshinori Masakado) has had a crush on his neighbor Tamaki Musashibara (Rin Takanashi) ever since he was young. However, their ten year age difference seemed impossible to overcome, as Tamaki always treated Ryuhei as a younger brother rather than a potential romantic interest. Ryuhei is about to give up on his long-held unrequited love, but when Tamotsu Kinugasa (Yu Inaba) enters the picture and catches Tamaki's eye, Ryuhei's competitive spirit rears its head at the sign of a rival. He decides to pursue his attraction for Tamaki in earnest, hoping that she might finally see him as a man. Will Ryuhei finally manage to win Tamaki's heart, or is there no chance for him? This drama was adapted from the manga "Musashino Rondo" by Haruka Kawachi.

MUSASHINO RONDO

💌Waiting Passion💕

Tokyo MX

Seasoned solo camper Gen Kinokura (Win Morisaki) cherishes his time outdoors alone. However, his formerly tranquil routine gets disrupted when he crosses paths with camping newbie Shizuku Kusano (Miyu Honda), who’s enthusiastic about cooking and spending time in nature, but knows little about surviving out in the wilderness. Gen and Shizuku end up sharing a campsite as he takes her under his wing, but Shizuku's zest for life and connection starts to rub off on Gen. Will the two find something other than the joys of nature as they spend more time together? This drama was adapted from the manga series "Futari Solo Camp" by Debata Yudai.

Solo Camping for Two

⛺The Camping Chronicles🥘

Akihito Takigawa

When Masayo Tanaka (Haru), unable to pass her art school entrance exam, reluctantly joins her father Daikichi's (Ken Yasuda) love hotel business in Hokkaido, she resigns herself to taking over the Hotel Royal. Her mundane life takes a dramatic turn when a double suicide occurs in the hotel and her father falls ill, forcing Masayo to confront the hotel's deeper significance. As she steps in to manage the business, she begins to see the hotel through a new lens, understanding its importance to her family, staff, and patrons. Determined to save the Hotel Royal, Masayo must find a way to preserve her family's legacy and discover her own purpose. This is a 2020 Japanese film based on the award-winning novel by Shino Sakuragi, directed by Masaharu Take.

Hotel Royal

Abema TV

When Mugi Aihara (Yuna Taira) reads about four corporate heirs seeking love through a reality show, she eagerly applies. Selected from 700,000 contestants, Mugi joins Fumino Ono (Takeda Rena) and Yu Shibayama (Okamoto Natsumi) on the show. The four princes - Riku Nikaido (Isomura Hayato), Taiga Saionji (Hiroki Iijima), Terunoshin Minai (Yu Inaba), and Tatsunari Date (Yamamoto Ryosuke) - are more interested in teasing the contestants than finding true love. As the show progresses, unexpected connections begin to form, revealing that love can surprise even the most cynical hearts. This is a 2019 South Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Taisuke Kawamura, Mai Sakai, and Tohru Otsuka.

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