Momoko Tanabe is a Japanese model and actress. She was born on August 21, 1999, in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, and made her acting debut in 2009. Since then, she has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “How to Get a Divorce for the Whole Family” (2021).

Momoko Tanabe

As high school senior Natsuki Takemiya (Ryusei Fukada) prepares for his university entrance exams, he's hit with several awful situations at the same time: his girlfriend dumps him right before their summer break, and Natsuki's mock exam results are pitifully poor. To try and help him out, Natsuki's sister arranges for her boyfriend Sota Kobayakawa (Hidaka Ukisho) to tutor him. Initially, Natsuki finds Sota's cheerful attitude annoying, but Sota's earnest warmth and casual affection gradually start to grow on him. However, Natsuki starts to develop a crush on Sota, which stirs up plenty of inconveniently-timed turmoil. Despite his best efforts to push his feelings down, Natsuki can't seem to completely deny his growing attraction to Sota. No matter what happens, this summer will be one that Natsuki will never forget.

Your Summer, My Storm

Rio Takemiya

Kashiwagi Kokoro (Ouji Suzuka) is a university student whose new relationship with Kamijo Sayo (Momoko Tanabe) is suddenly complicated when his ex-girlfriend Omori Ringo (Sakurako Konishi) unexpectedly moves in with him. Despite having previously left Kokoro for another man, Ringo now appears homeless and vulnerable, prompting Kokoro to secretly provide her shelter. Torn between his current girlfriend and his compassionate nature, Kokoro struggles to maintain the delicate balance of his personal life while hiding Ringo's presence from Sayo. As tensions mount and the potential for discovery looms, the drama explores the complex dynamics of love, loyalty, and unexpected cohabitation. Based on a manga series by Tamaizumi, "Sweet Moratorium" is a 2023 Japanese drama series that was directed by Tamada Shinya.

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