Kana Kurashina is a Japanese actress. She was born in Minami-ku, Kumamoto, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan on December 23, 1987 and made her acting debut in 2006. Since then, she has appeared in several films and numerous television dramas, including “Winter, Grasping Love” (2017).

Kana Kurashina

At twenty-seven, Akiha Okada (Nana Seino) is perfectly content with her life. A successful designer at Morita Design, Akiha literally has her dream job, has a great working relationship with her colleagues, and is just as happy in her personal life as she is her professional one.&nbsp;Having endured a number of bad relationships in the past, Akiha has come to the conclusion that the single life is best, especially when she has so many friends who love and support her. The only problem is that her grandmother is constantly hounding her to get married.&nbsp;

Despite her grandmother’s wishes, Akiha is happiest on her own and is in absolutely no rush to get married. Which is why she has no qualms about rejecting Shu Momose’s (Kentaro Sakaguchi) proposal, when he offers her his hand in marriage. A diligent, reliable man, with a good job and good looks, Shu has a lot to offer a woman, but his sudden proposal to Akiha at a drinking party is nothing short of ridiculous. With his own reasons for wanting to marry, Shu sees Akiha as a means to an end, and sees no reason why he should waste any more time searching for someone else. Despite her initial rejection, Akiha finds herself reconsidering Shu’s proposal when he agrees to pay her five million yen in exchange for her hand. Knowing the money will completely change her grandmother’s life, Akiha finds herself unable to say no.&nbsp;

Now a registered married couple, Akiha and Shu find adjusting to married life is a bit more challenging than either imagined, especially when their initial feelings of indifference slowly begin to morph into something wholly unexpected. Could it be that their fake marriage is actually the path they needed to take to find true love?

A fun romantic romp, “ONLY JUST MARRIED” is a 2021 Japanese romantic comedy drama directed by Fuminori Kaneko and Kentaro Takemura.

ONLY JUST MARRIED

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Growing up, Hikaru Ikeuchi (Kana Kurashina) didn’t have a lot, but after years of hard work, she’s finally at a place where she feels both happy and fulfilled. Working at a design office in Tokyo, Hikaru has a good job and her fiance, Kota Okugawa (Shohei Miura), is everything a good man should be. With so much going right, Hikaru has a lifetime of happiness ahead of her, or so she would have if Shin (Ryohei Otani) hadn’t walked back into her life.

Once the center of her entire universe, Shin Moriyama was the man Hikaru would have happily spent her entire life loving, if only she’d been given the chance. Breaking things off before they got that far, Shin walked out of her life, disappearing without a trace. Heartbroken, Hikaru spent years putting the pieces of her broken heart back together, happy to forget the man she once loved. But when Shin returns, all those old feelings come flooding back, stronger than ever.&nbsp;

Unable to ignore her long-suppressed feelings, Hikaru begins to pursue her old flame, completely undeterred by the fact that he’s now married to an over-possessive woman named Ran Moriyama (Miki Mizuno). Driven mad by their lovers current actions, both Ran and Kota are consumed by jealousy; Kota sinking into a dark world and desperate place as he watches his finance’s affections slip away. Caught up in a tangled web of passion and jealousy, will these four passionate souls find a way to live happily ever after or will their selfish desires lead them all to utter ruin?

A tale of passion and desire, “Winter, Grasping Love” is a 2017 romance drama directed by Naomi Kinoshita and Takashi Komatsu.

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