Emi Takei is a Japanese actress, model, and singer born on December 25, 1993. She made her acting debut in 2008 in ‘The Cherry Orchard: Blossoming.’ She is known for starring in ‘May I Blackmail You?’, ‘Age Harassment,’ and ‘Clinic on the Sea.’

Emi Takei

“Blackmailer”— the shady hero who saves people using evil tactics vs The ultimate goody two-shoes “princess girlfriend”

"May I blackmail you?"
It all started with a suspicious video that was suddenly sent to her house.
In it, a masked man who calls himself "Blackmailer" facetiously claims that he has taken her "boyfriend" hostage. If his life is precious to her, she needs to pay ransom to save him.

"But wait a minute... I've never even had a boyfriend," she recalls. 
This bizarre case of mistaken identity sparks the beginning of fun-filled days for "Blackmailer" Senkawa, "girlfriend material goody two-shoes" Mio, and their friends.

Using blackmail to solve problems, "Blackmailer" is a "professional villain" who takes on cases that the police and investigators can't handle. When not busy being a "hero of darkness" who uses "evil" to save people, he's an easy-to-flatter sedentary guy with an odd fashion sense. He loves to make silly jokes, but nobody pays him any attention.

The "princess," on the other hand, is a college student who has never had a boyfriend. Although she lives a simple life, she's actually a super rich kid who can easily throw down hundreds of thousands of dollars whenever she wants. Sweet and kind, she's definitely girlfriend material. The slightest bit of evil bothers her, and she often sticks her nose into the problems of strangers.

Two polar opposites who should have never crossed paths end up getting involved in numerous cases. Follow them as they solve one problem after another in this poppy crime mystery!

May I Blackmail You?

Tsubaki Hibino (Emi Takei), a high school student with exceptional hair styling skills, struggles with low self-esteem and is constantly teased by her classmates, especially Kyota Tsubaki (Tori Matsuzaka), the class's notorious playboy. Despite his initial cruel treatment, Kyota unexpectedly asks Tsubaki out, and to everyone's surprise, she accepts. What starts as a potential joke gradually transforms into a genuine connection between these polar opposites. As their relationship develops, Tsubaki begins to discover her own worth and confidence, while Kyota reveals a more sensitive side beneath his tough exterior. This unexpected romance challenges their preconceived notions about each other and themselves. "Love for Beginners" is a 2012 Japanese romance film directed by Takeshi Furusawa that explores the transformative power of unexpected love.

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