Mamiya Shotaro is a Japanese actor who was born on June 11, 1993, in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. He made his acting debut in the 2008 drama series “Scrap Teacher,” following up in 2009 with “Twin Spica.” He then made his big-screen bow in 2010 with the movie “Harper Regan.” He has also starred in hit movie titles including “Legend of the Galactic Heroes” (2012) and “Tori Girl” (2017).

Mamiya Shotaro

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Natsumi Aoi (Nana Mori) has spent her whole life by the ocean, living in a popular seaside resort where she works as a standup paddleboard instructor and manages her father’s restaurant. She often hangs out with childhood friend Takumi Makino (Fuju Kamio), a carpenter who always seems to be around any time Natsumi needs his help. Natsumi gives little thought to love, although she harbors secret feelings for Takumi, who seems to be besotted with an older woman. But that all threatens to change when she meets Kento Mizushima (Shotaro Mamiya), the well-educated heir to a major Tokyo-based construction company. While Kento and Natsumi seem worlds apart, she starts to develop a crush on him as they get to know each other. However, there might be a chance that Takumi wants his relationship with Natsumi to evolve beyond friendship. Is romance on the horizon for Natsumi and friends with a group of holidaymakers at this sun-soaked resort?

Cinderellas of Midsummer

⛱️ Summer Guys Team🌞

Kisara Hanae (Kiyohara Kaya), a former aspiring karate athlete sidelined by health issues, now works as a cleaner. She encounters Ashida Haruki (Shotaro Mamiya), a struggling songwriter who wrote a song she once loved during her karate matches. Facing potential job loss, Ashida desperately needs to write a hit song that demonstrates his understanding of love. The two enter a "fake" romance to solve their respective problems, which triggers the jealousy of Kisara's childhood friend Natsukawa Shingo (Kikuchi Fuma), who has long harbored secret feelings for her. Their unconventional arrangement threatens to complicate their lives and relationships. This is a 2022 Japanese drama directed by Ishii Yasuharu, Okamoto Shingo, and Murao Yoshiaki.

FIGHT SONG

🤜Fighting Team Song 🤛

Nami Suzuki (Mone Kamishiraishi), a small-town girl with no particular ambitions, follows her childhood crush to Tokyo. Instead of her intended role in supply management, she's unexpectedly assigned to the editorial department of a fashion magazine, where her initially casual attitude draws criticism from her editor-in-chief, Reiko Horai (Nanao). Inspired by Reiko's tough feedback, Nami begins to develop professional determination and personal growth. Her perspective on work and love shifts dramatically, especially after meeting cameraman Junnosuke Horai (Yuta Tamamori). As Nami discovers newfound motivation and dreams, she must now prove whether she has the drive to transform her life in the competitive Tokyo environment. This is a 2021 Japanese romantic comedy series directed by Yasuharu Ishii, Kenta Tanaka, and Takeyoshi Yamamoto.

Oh My Boss! Love not included

Chasing Our Dream Team

Toko Suguri (Kaho) appears to have a perfect life with her husband and daughter, but feels trapped in a monotonous routine. At a friend's wedding, she unexpectedly reunites with Akihiko Kurata (Satoshi Tsumabuki), a former lover from a decade ago. Their chance encounter reignites long-dormant passions, and they begin a passionate and risky affair. As their relationship intensifies, Suguri must confront the potential consequences of her choices and the impact on her seemingly stable life. This is a 2020 Japanese movie based on a novel by Rio Shimamoto and directed by Yukiko Mishima.

Shape of Red

Rei Kosaka (Shotaro Mamiya), a disinterested high school third-grader who coldly tells people to "die," becomes intrigued by his classmate Nana Kano (Sakurai Hinako) after witnessing her burying a dead bee. As they grow closer, Rei discovers Nana's disturbing fascination with death and tendency to self-harm, while she learns about his own dark inner world. Their unexpected connection develops as they share their deepest secrets and begin to trust one another, navigating the complex emotional landscape of teenage depression and personal struggles. Will their fragile bond help them overcome their individual challenges, or will the weight of their personal demons ultimately drive them apart? "He Won't Kill, She Won't Die" is a 2019 Japanese movie that was written and directed by Kobayashi Keiichi.

He Won't Kill, She Won't Die

🐺Reckless & relentless Team💀

Tadashi Usobuki (Tori Matsuzaka), a devilishly clever criminal, uses hypnotic powers to eliminate targets sought by those feeling wronged. As bodies mount and victims fall helpless, this black-clad assassin seems unstoppable. However, Detective Tomoko Tada (Sawajiri Erika) proves immune to his hypnotic techniques, becoming his most formidable opponent. Determined to capture this merciless killer, Tomoko engages in a high-stakes battle of wits with Tadashi, challenging his seemingly invincible methods. Based on the manga series "Funohan" by Arata Miyatsuki and Yuya Kanzaki, this is a 2018 Japanese thriller directed by Koji Shiraishi.

Impossibility Defense

A new first-year college student named Yukina Toriyama (Tao Tsuchiya) has just landed a place at a science university. But when she arrives, she is horrified to discover that most of her schoolmates are utter nerds.

The one exception to the rule is a handsome senior student named Kei (Mahiro Takasugi). Utterly bewitched by his charms, Yukina Toriyama almost unknowingly agrees when Kei asks her to joins the nerdiest club in the school: the “human-powered flight” club.

Believing that doing so will bring her closer to Kei, she decides to volunteer for the role of pilot for the club’s most hair-brained plan yet: To enter the Birdman Rally contest to fly in a human-powered craft across Lake Biwa.

But to do so, she will need to fend off competition from star cyclist Sakaba (Shotaro Mamiya) – a man intent on making the pilot’s role his own!

“Tori Girl” is a 2017 Japanese comedy movie that was directed by Tsutomu Hanabusa.

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