Shohei Miura is a Japanese actor and model. He was born on June 3, 1988 in Tokyo, Japan and made his debut in the entertainment world in 2007 when he won several different modeling contests. In 2008, he made his debut as an actor. Since then, he has appeared in several films and numerous television dramas, including “Winter, Grasping Love” (2017).

Shohei Miura

TV Asahi

Soichi Haruta (Tanaka Kei) and Ryota Maki (Hayashi Kento), a newlywed couple who survived a complex love triangle with Soichi's former boss Musashi Kurosawa (Yoshida Kotaro), finally reunite after being separated by pandemic travel restrictions. As they settle into married life, work pressures and household chores begin to strain their relationship. When they hire a housekeeping service, they are stunned to discover the housekeeper is none other than the recently retired Musashi Kurosawa. With the potential return of their past love triangle, their marital bliss is suddenly thrown into question. This is a follow-up to "Ossan's Love" and related titles, a 2024 Japanese drama series directed by Yuki Saito, Toichiro Ruto, and Daisuke Yamamoto.

Ossan’s Love Returns

Love Reborn Team

Fuji TV

Misaki Sakurai (Mirei Kiritani), struggling with her culinary career and recently fired, receives unexpected help from her first and unrequited love from high school Chiaki Shibasaki (Shohei Miura). He offers her a part-time job at his restaurant and a place to stay with his two brothers, Touma (Shuhei Nomura), a cooking school dropout, and Kanata (Kento Yamazaki), a patient and talented cook. As Misaki lives with the charming brothers, she finds herself developing romantic feelings for Chiaki and his siblings. Her journey becomes a delicate balance of pursuing her culinary dreams and navigating potential love. This is a 2016 Japanese drama series directed by Hiro Kanai, Ryo Tanaka, and Tomonobu Moriwaki.

A Girl & Three Sweethearts

🍰Sweet Treat🍰-Team

Michiko (Kyoko Fukada), a 30-year-old struggling with unemployment after her company's bankruptcy, is barely surviving on dwindling savings while supporting her unemployed boyfriend. Her life changes when she encounters her former intimidating manager Ayumu (Dean Fujioka), who now runs his grandmother's tea shop. Surprisingly, he offers Michiko a part-time job, and as they spend more time together, their relationship begins to evolve. Could the man who once filled her with fear now become something more? Based on a hit manga series by Aya Nakahara, this is a 2016 Japanese drama series directed by Hayato Kawai, Ryosuke Fukuda, and Sho Tsukikawa.

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