Yuri Nakamura, born Yuri Sei and also known as Seong Woo Ri Song, is a Japanese singer and actress. She was born on March 15, 1982, in Neyagawa, Osaka, Japan, and made her debut in the entertainment world in 1998, as a member of the music duo, YuriMari. In 2003, she made her debut as an actress, taking her first role in a film. The following year, she made her television debut and has appeared in a wide variety of films and theater productions, as well as web, radio, and television dramas, including “Osaka Loop Line” (2016) and “Heaven and Hell: Soul Exchange” (2021).

Yuri Nakamura

Inspired by the calm voice that answered her call during a house fire as a child, Yuki Kasuhara (Nana Seino) makes a huge career change from a bank employee to an emergency dispatch operator, hoping to help save lives like her own was. Yuki's ability to think quickly under pressure makes her excellent at speaking with callers in stressful situations, allowing her to collect all of the information necessary to ensure that emergency services can be dispatched where they need to go. However, Yuki sometimes causes conflict in the department, as she is known to visit sites she's received calls from to check on the situation herself. Amidst constant high-pressure situations, Yuki and her team strive to help as many people as possible, no matter what comes their way.

119 Emergency Call

🚑 Hearts on Duty 💖

As Yuki Onomura (Kaya Kiyohara) enters her first year in the workforce, she starts feeling nostalgic for her time spent at university with her friends Hiromi Tokunaga (Hayato Sano), Mahiru Shiraishi (Ai Yoshikawa), Airi Hasegawa (Ai Mikami), and Toranosuke Wada (Ayumu Mochizuki). While each person came from different backgrounds and had different personalities, they managed to build a deep connection with each other. Yuki kept a diary throughout college and revisits her memories by reading her old entries, reminiscing on the carefree days of her youth while also confronting the difficulties of transitioning into adulthood and keeping up friendships with people she no longer see as often.

My Diary

Tomita Midori

Kansai TV

Osaka Loop Line runs through the town of Osaka where ordinary people live their lives. Each series features ten stories revolving around ten stations about the ups and downs of ordinary people in not-so ordinary lives.

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