Terunosuke Takezai

Detective Rintaro Imaizumi (Sota Fukushi) initially joined the Metropolitan Police Station in the hopes of joining the First Investigative Division. When he gets the news that he's being transferred, he thinks his dreams are finally coming true – only to learn that instead, he's assigned to the Public Relations department. To make matters worse, he's joining Section 2, which handles interactions between police and the press, and Rintaro has a personal vendetta against reporters after a traumatic prior case. Despite his personal misgivings, he's forced to make things work at the risk of losing his job entirely. Can Rintaro find a place for himself in a department that he doesn't think he belongs in, or will this be the end of his career as a detective?

Tokyo MPD PR Unit 2

Shuji Tokinaga

Haru Tennoji (Ren Meguro) is on a secret mission to earn 1 trillion dollars alongside his quiet, shy, IT-whiz middle school friend Manabu "Gaku" Taira (Hayato Sano). Gaku’s poor communication skills leads to a disastrous interview with tech giant Dragon Bank. Coincidentally, that very firm offers Haru a job, but he rejects it. Instead, the duo decide to launch a more ambitious project: create a business with the ultimate goal of buying out Dragon Bank. Even though they have no business experience or capital, Haru has plenty of ambition and Gaku has no shortage of talent. Have they bitten off more than they can chew? Or can their combined strengths help them realize this seemingly impossible dream? This drama series is based on a manga by Inagaki Riichiro.

Trillion Game

From Zero to Trillion🏙️

Tadanori Nagase

Fuji TV

Honoka Hayami (Haru) is a seemingly perfect employee at a leading consumer electronics firm. She keeps her workspace immaculately organized and her reputation as a perfectionist has earned her enormous respect among her colleagues. However, at home, she’s a total slob! When her clean-freak coworker Chihiro Yamamoto (Mahiro Takasugi) discovers Honoka’s “dirty” secret, he’s horrified. But instead of causing trouble for Honoka, he offers to help fix the problem, putting his cleaning skills to work in her filthy house! Chihiro proves incredibly competent, and Honoka is so impressed with his work that she asks him to move in and take full responsibility for tidying the house. But will this unusual arrangement send these two co-workers on the road to romance?

Mr. Bride

🍛mysexyhousekeeper team💞

Kuzumi Haruhiko (Izuka Kenta), a poor university student, meets writer Kijima Rio (Takezai Terunosuke) and begins transcribing an erotic story for him after an injury. Their relationship turns romantic but is interrupted by circumstances. Years later, Rio returns to his family's countryside home, maintaining written contact with Haruhiko. When they unexpectedly reunite, Haruhiko starts visiting regularly, secretly rekindling their relationship. However, Rio's niece's casual comment reveals their connection to his family, potentially threatening their bond. This short film continues the narrative from the 2018 drama "The Novelist" and its 2021 sequel "The Novelist - Spring Life". This is a 2021 Japanese short film directed by Miki Koichiro.

The Novelist - Spring Life 2

🔥 Endless Love 💥

Murakami Maiko (Wakana Aoi), a 24-year-old straight-talking woman, agrees to a blind date with Hanasato Harumi (Terunosuke Takezai), a 44-year-old divorcee, to please her father. Despite their significant age difference, they unexpectedly connect and develop genuine feelings for each other. Their budding romance faces complications when Maiko's platonic school friend suddenly confesses his love for her, challenging their relationship. As they navigate their unexpected attraction and societal expectations, the couple must decide if their unconventional love can overcome the obstacles in their path. "May December Couple" is a 2020 Japanese drama series that was directed by Hiroki Ryuichi.

May December Couple

Age Gap Lovers Team

Sumire Iwaya (Noriko Iriyama), a highly educated journalist from Tokyo University and Harvard, faces a series of personal and professional setbacks when her fiancé leaves her and she is demoted at work after rejecting her boss's advances. One day, she discovers Takeshi Goda (Jun Shison), a homeless young man who reminds her of her beloved dog Momo, and decides to take him in as a "pet." Their unconventional relationship challenges societal norms and explores the boundaries of human connection. This is a 2017 Japanese drama series based on the manga "Kimi Wa Petto" by Yayoi Ogawa.

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