Mimura Rie, also known mononymously as Mimula, is a Japanese actress who was born on June 15, 1984, in Fukaya, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. She began acting in the early 2000s, starring in the drama series “Beginner” (2003) and the movie “Sea Cat” in 2004. She gained fame for her appearance as Kyoko Okudera in the film “One Missed Call 2” in 2005. More recently, she starred in the dramas “Please Love Me!” (2016) and “Home Tutor” (2022).

Rie Mimura

After losing his mother as a child, high schooler Shinya Fuma (Kento Nagao) lives with his single father, who owns a restaurant that offers free meals to underprivileged children – including one of his classmates, Yuka Arai (Ami Touma). At school, Shinya and Yuka begin to grow closer as they work together on the school newspaper, and Shinya develops feelings for her. After a visit to Yuka's house where Shinya witnesses Yuka's father physically harm her, Shinya takes Yuka on a one-night escape to take her mind off of things. The very next day, Yuka and her family move away, and Shinya has no way of finding her. Three decades later, Shinya has taken over his father's restaurant and meal program, still hoping that one day, he'll find Yuka again... until an unexpected visitor changes everything. This movie was adapted from the novel of the same name by Akio Morikawa.

Taste and Tears

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Minami Fuma

Michiko (Kyoko Fukada), a 30-year-old struggling with unemployment after her company's bankruptcy, is barely surviving on dwindling savings while supporting her unemployed boyfriend. Her life changes when she encounters her former intimidating manager Ayumu (Dean Fujioka), who now runs his grandmother's tea shop. Surprisingly, he offers Michiko a part-time job, and as they spend more time together, their relationship begins to evolve. Could the man who once filled her with fear now become something more? Based on a hit manga series by Aya Nakahara, this is a 2016 Japanese drama series directed by Hayato Kawai, Ryosuke Fukuda, and Sho Tsukikawa.

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