Nana Seino is an award-winning Japanese actress. She was born on October 14, 1994, in Inazawa, Aichi, Japan, and made her acting debut in 2011. Since then, she has appeared in a wide variety of films and television dramas, including “ONLY JUST MARRIED” (2021).

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At twenty-seven, Akiha Okada (Nana Seino) is thriving in her career and personal life but faces relentless pressure from her grandmother to marry. Content with her single status, Akiha rejects a proposal from Shu Momose (Kentaro Sakaguchi), a reliable yet unromantic suitor. However, when her grandmother's restaurant faces bankruptcy, Akiha finds herself in a surprising arrangement with Shu, who offers her five million yen to marry him. As their fake marriage unfolds, Akiha and Shu must navigate the unexpected challenges of their new life together. What starts as a business deal begins to transform into something far deeper, revealing that their unorthodox union might be the key to finding true love. This 2021 Japanese romantic comedy drama was directed by Fuminori Kaneko and Kentaro Takemura.

ONLY JUST MARRIED

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Fujioka Haruhi (Kawaguchi Haruna) is an intelligent female student who – one day – just wanted to study in peace at school. She found what she thought was a quiet and deserted room in the building, but unexpectedly finds that it is being used by the school’s secretive Host Club, a group of six super-handsome boys who entertain wealthy female clients, flirting with them and plying them with tea and tasty treats. Here, Haruhi accidentally breaks an expensive vase, and is told by the club that she must repay her debt. She does so by working with the club – dressing up as a male in the process. The club is also preparing to compete with other societies in a contest – with the winner allowed to use a prestigious salon for their meetings.

But she soon discovers that some of the club’s members, including the graceful Tamaki (Yamamoto Yusuke), have developed feelings for her. But when her own feelings toward Tamaki are revealed by a magical magazine, things get very awkward. And matters become even more complicated when Michelle (Shinoda Mariko), a seemingly spoiled girl from a wealthy family, sets her sights on winning Tamaki’s heart! With so many love rivals on the scene, can true love really win the day?

This movie was based on the hit manga series of the same name, which was written by Bisco Hatori and published between 2002 and 2010.

“Ouran High School Host Club” is a 2012 Japanese movie that was directed by Choru Han.

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