Dori Sakurada is a Japanese actor and singer born on December 7, 1991, in Tokyo, Japan. He made his acting debut in the 2005 drama series “Ruri’s Island.” In 2006, he joined the cast of the “Prince of Tennis” series of musicals, where he performed until 2007. He also made his movie debut in 2007, appearing in “How to Become Myself.” He then went on to appear in drama titles including “Clone Baby” (2010) and “Sign” (2011). More recently he has appeared in the TV adaptation of the popular manga series “Scum’s Wish” (2017) and the movie “Back Street Girls” (2019).

Dori Sakurada

Yumi (Kiryuu Mai), a design student, discovers she is pregnant and is unsure about the child's paternity. Naoya (Kisetsu Fujiwara), a drama club member with aspirations of founding his own theater company, commits to raising the child with her. As they begin living together, the challenges of impending parenthood start to strain their relationship. Naoya becomes increasingly anxious about his future dreams, while Yumi questions his potential as a father and husband. Their frequent arguments hint at deeper emotional tensions beneath the surface. As the pressure of their situation intensifies, the young couple must confront whether their relationship can withstand the significant life changes ahead. This is a 2022 Japanese movie directed by Kato Takuya.

Grown Ups

Adults Aren't Kiddin' Around 

Shiroki Risa (Fukuhara Haruka) is a beautiful young university freshman. She grew up in the countryside but has moved to Tokyo to complete her education. Although she has always had many male admirers and dreams of finding true love, no man has ever taken her fancy.

At university, male students fawn over her, but she is unimpressed by all of them.

But her life changes fast when she meets Fukami Hiroto (Dori Sakurada), a dashing, heroic stranger who works in the world of business.

Although he treats her kindly and is gentle, he appears to have a dark secret that he carefully hides.

Regardless, Shiroki Risa finds herself irresistibly drawn to the new man in her life, and soon discovers that the feeling is mutual.

Can true love bloom from a passionate romance? And will Fukami Hiroto become the coffee to Shiroki Risa’s vanilla?

This drama series was based on a long-running manga series of the same name. The manga original was first serialized in 2015.

“Coffee & Vanilla” is a 2019 Japanese drama series directed by Smith.

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