Taishi Nakagawa is a Japanese actor, host and model. Born on June 14, 1998, he began his career as a child actor but was often cast in older roles because of an early growth spurt. He made his acting debut in the 2009 television documentary drama “When I Was a Child.” He has since appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including “I’m Mita, Your Housekeeper” (2011), “Hana No Kanmuri” (2012), “Prison School” (2015) and “My Little Lover – Minami Kun No Koibito” (2015).

Taishi Nakagawa

After being involved in an accident, Yuri Motomiya (Fumi Nikaido) is shocked to discover that she can now hear other people’s thoughts whenever she makes eye contact. To protect herself, she stays isolated from others—until she meets Yoon Tae Oh (Chae Jong Hyeop), a Korean student whose thoughts remain a mystery to her. Could Tae Oh be Yuri's chance at the true love she thought was unattainable?

Eye Love You

"Love lost in translation" 

Fuji TV

On Christmas Eve, Seiji Suguroji (Ninomiya Kazunari) wakes at a Yokohama wharf to find a dead gunshot victim, making him the prime murder suspect. Desperate to clear his name, he follows fragmented memories to a restaurant owned by Tokio Tachiaoi (Takao Osawa), a third-generation chef proud of his family's legacy. As Seiji disrupts Tokio's restaurant, their lives become unexpectedly intertwined. Kikyo Kurauchi (Nakatani Miki), a local newscaster seeking her final big story, begins investigating the case. As these three strangers' paths converge, they embark on a desperate search for truth that could dramatically alter their lives. Their shared journey becomes a complex investigation into fate, secrets, and unexpected connections. This is a 2023 Japanese mystery drama directed by Masayuki Suzuki.

ONE DAY~It’s Wonderful Christmas Ado~

Much Ado about Christmas Team

Yaeko Kogure (Haru), a 27-year-old office worker, is devastated when her fiancé breaks up with her just after she quits her job. Seeking solace, she spontaneously enrolls in a violin class where she meets Rihito Kase (Taishi Nakagawa), a university student, and Yukie Kitagawa (Matsushita Yuki), a married woman. As Rihito harbors feelings for their violin teacher, Yaeko unexpectedly develops romantic feelings for him. This drama, adapted from a manga series serialized between 2013 and 2018, explores unexpected connections and personal transformations through the shared love of music. "You, Me, and Bach" is a 2019 Japanese drama series directed by Fuminori Kaneko, Kentaro Takemura, and Ryosuke Fukuda.

You, Me and Bach

The Sweet Symphony Team

&nbsp;Furuya Towa (Taishi Nakagawa) is a popular high schooler. With plenty of friends and good looks, he is used to being the center of attention. The girls at school all think he is incredibly handsome, but despite all this attention, he has never actually had a girlfriend.

He decides to change that, and declares that he wants to make a new student named Misono Miwa (Erika Karata) his first girlfriend, thinking she will just melt into his arms as soon as he makes his intentions clear. Unfortunately for him, she’s not interested – and when he makes his move, she turns him down in no uncertain terms.

However, Furuya Towa decides that he won’t be deterred so easily, and embarks on a mission to change her mind to save his pride. And as he continues trying to win her over, Furuya Towa starts to develop genuine affection for Misono Miwa…

This movie was based on a 2014 manga series written by Shiiba Nana.

“Lock-On Love” is a 2018 Japanese movie that was directed by Noboru Iguchi.

Lock-On Love

🤎 Team Love Lockers 🔒

Standards are slipping at the prestigious Eitoku Academy, prompting a student group known as Correct 5 to take matters into their own hands. Led by Haruto Kaguragi (Hirano Sho), the group sets out to identify so-called problem students and force them out of the school. This immediately raises alarm for Oto Edogawa (Hana Sugisaki), who is struggling to conceal her family’s dire financial situation. She is also hiding her engagement to her fiancé, Tenma Hase (Taishi Nakagawa), a student from a rival school. Trouble soon escalates for everyone involved when Oto uncovers an embarrassing secret about the mastermind behind Correct 5. This drama is the sequel to the hit series Boys Over Flowers, based on the manga by Yoko Kamio.

BOYS OVER FLOWERS Season 2 (2018)

From F4 to C5 It's a Snap 💕

Ninon Okamura (Marie Iitoyo), a bullied and introverted high school student, finds solace only in her pet parrot. Her life changes when Yuiji Kira (Taishi Nakagawa), the most popular boy in school, unexpectedly befriends her. Despite his cool exterior, Yuiji is secretly battling a terminal heart condition with only a year to live. When Ninon learns of his condition, she promises to support him, and their unlikely friendship blossoms into a deep connection that brings meaning and happiness to both of their lives. As they navigate Yuiji's limited time, their bond grows stronger, challenging their previous perceptions of themselves and each other. Based on the manga by Rin Mikimoto, this is a 2017 Japanese romantic high school film directed by Taisuke Kawamura.

Today's Kira-kun

Passionate Neighbors 

Chiyomi Horikiri (Maika Yamamoto), a high school girl with a crush on Shunichi Minami (Taishi Nakagawa), mysteriously shrinks to 15 cm tall after a heated argument with her parents. Shunichi, her childhood first love who became distant after his father's disappearance, discovers her tiny form and takes her home. As they navigate this unusual situation, Chiyomi hopes Shunichi can help her return to her normal size. Their rekindled connection challenges them to confront their past and potentially reestablish their lost relationship. This is a 2015 Japanese romantic comedy drama based on the manga "Minami Kun No Koibito" and directed by Kazuya Konaka.

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