Asami Usuda is a Japanese actress and model who was born on October 17, 1984, in&nbsp;Matsudo, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. She began modeling at the age of 15 and launched her acting career at the age of 19 with her first TV drama “To Dad For A Summer” (2003), following up with the movie “Yaji and Kita: The Midnight Pilgrims&nbsp;“ in 2005. She has since gone on to star in numerous hit movies, including “Tokyo Playboy Club&nbsp;“ (2011), “Pumpkin and Mayonnaise” (2017), and “Hold Me Back” in 2020.

Asami Usuda

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Minato Nimomiya (Kentaro Sakaguchi), a detective who lost his parents as a child, struggles with trust until meeting Yuka Nanami (Asami Usuda). When Yuka dies mysteriously, Minato becomes determined to uncover the truth. He discovers a mysterious app called CODE that can grant wishes, potentially holding the key to understanding Yuka's death. As Minato delves deeper into the investigation, he must navigate the app's complex and potentially dangerous capabilities. This is a 2023 Japanese sci-fi action drama directed by Junichi Mori and Hisashi Kimura.

CODE Japan: The Price of Wishes

Code name: Make a wish! 📲

Tsuchida (Asami Usuda) lives with her boyfriend Seiichi (Taiga Nakano) in a humble home, enjoying their often mundane but love-filled lives together.

He is a budding musician, but suddenly finds himself at an unexpected crossroads, unable to channel his energy into writing new songs.

Meanwhile, Tsuchida has been left with the unenviable job of finding the money to pay the bills – so has taken to working in a hostess bar to make ends meet while her jobless boyfriend mopes at home.

But when he discovers what she really does for a living – and learns that she has possibly slept with one of her clients – Seiichi resolves to find work.

He lands a soulless cleaning job, which drives him further into sorrow. And to complicate matters further, Tsuchida’s old flame Hagio(Joe Odagiri) returns to the scene – and reveals that he wants her to be his girlfriend again.

Who will win the tug-of-war for Tsuchida’s heart?

This movie was based on a manga series of the same name by artist Kiriko Nananan.

“Pumpkin and Mayonnaise” is a 2017 Japanese film that was adapted for the screen and directed by Tominaga Masanori.

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