Wada Sohkoh

Having overcome the obstacles that stood between them in high school, Kazunari Hira (Riku Hagiwara) and Sou Kiyoi (Yusei Yagi) have spent the past few years in relative bliss. Living together, they’ve been able to support each other as they learn to navigate the ups and downs of their adult life. But just because life has gotten better, doesn’t mean everything for the happy couple is perfect.

Currently, in his fourth year of college, Kazunari has spent the majority of his free time following Sou around in disguise. While Kazunari enjoys watching his boyfriend from afar, it has recently begun to dawn on him that with graduation looming, he might need to turn his attention elsewhere. With no part-time job experience whatsoever, Kazunari is starting to see that his favorite pastime may be doing him a disservice. A fact that only becomes more apparent as his classmates, with their impressive array of work experience, begin to turn their attention toward post-graduation job hunting. Feeling a bit left behind, Kazunari begins to wonder what it is he wants to do with his life.

While Kazunari struggles at school, Sou continues to work hard in his acting career. As both Sou and Kazunari learn to deal with some of life’s more harsh realities, will their relationship stand strong or will they find their bond beginning to crack under the pressures that come with adulthood?

Adapted from the novel “He, Who is Beautiful” by Yuu Nagira, “My Beautiful Man Season 2” is a 2023 Japanese romance drama directed by Mai Sakai.

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