Shuhei Nomura is a Japanese actor who was born on November 14, 1993, in Kobe, Japan. He first rose to prominence in 2009, after he beat 30,000 contestants to win a talent contest organized by entertainment agency Amuse. He made his acting debut in the drama series “Shinsengumi: Peace Maker” in 2010, and has since gone on to appear in titles such as “Doctor X5” (2017) and “Secret Unrequited Love” (2019).

Shuhei Nomura

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

Fuji TV, Tokai TV

With the nation’s birth rate at an all-time low and the age of the country's population on a steady incline, the Japanese government is on the verge of a national crisis. In order to combat these worrisome statistics, the government has decided to implement the “Marriage Lottery Act”. Under this new law, all citizens between the ages of 25-39, who are single and have no children, are required to attend government planned blind dates. After randomly selecting men and women for these state sanctioned dates, each citizen must attend their appointed marriage interview. Though they’re not necessarily required to agree to the government proposed marriage. In fact, each citizen has the right to decline the government’s proposal twice. However, if a suitable match cannot be made by then, a third rejection automatically enlists the individual into two years of service on the Anti-terrorism Activities Support Team.

A twenty-six year old systems engineer, living alone in Tokyo, Tatsuhiko Miyasaka (Nomura Shuhei) was perfectly content with his single life. Suffering from some rather severe childhood trauma, life for Tatsuhiko was easier without other people in it. But now, thanks to this new law, Tatsuhiko finds himself forced to prepare for a date he never would have planned on his own. Meanwhile, another Tokyo resident, Nana Fuyumura (Rin Takanashi), finds herself in a very similar situation. Subject to the new law after a recent breakup with her boyfriend, Nana must now force herself back into the world of dating, or suffer the consequences. But what if she’s not ready?

Forced together by their government, Tatsuhiko and Nana have no choice but to participate in their mandated marriage interview. But can two total strangers truly be expected to find life-long happiness under such unorthodox circumstances?&nbsp;

Based on the novel of the same name by Miu Kakiya, “Choosing Spouse by Lottery” is a 2018 drama directed by Ishikawa Junichi.

Choosing Spouse by Lottery

The Jackpot Team 

In this compelling drama, Aoi Miura (Sota Fukushi), once a promising high school swimmer with architectural dreams, now struggles with shyness and indecision as a mere office assistant in Tokyo. When he reconnects with his high school crush Akari Serizawa (Tsubasa Honda), he discovers another Aoi, Shouta Aoi (Shuhei Nomura), who has transformed from a nerdy student into a successful doctor-to-be. As their intertwined stories unfold, the narrative builds suspense around which Aoi will ultimately win Akari's heart and marry her. This 2015 Japanese drama explores themes of personal growth, missed opportunities, and unexpected life trajectories. "Koinaka" is a 2015 Japanese drama series directed by Hiro Kanai and Shogo Miyaki.

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