Renn Kiriyama is a Japanese actor. He was born in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, on February 2, 1985, and made his acting debut in 2006. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and numerous television dramas, including “Love is Phantom” (2021).

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Young and a bit naïve, Momoko Hirasawa (Sakurako Konishi) is very much like most young women her age. A hardworking employee at a high-end hotel café, Momoko spends her days serving others and her nights at home, alone. With absolutely no dating experience and zero prospects, Momoko wonders if she’ll ever find that “special someone” everyone always seems to be talking about. On the brink of giving up hope, a steamy encounter with a handsome stranger at the hotel’s rooftop observatory changes everything.

Unable to forget that moment of passion, Momoko is determined to uncover the identity of her mysterious stranger. Spotting him at work, it doesn’t take long for Momoko to learn that he is none other than Kei Hase (Renn Kiriyama), one of the high-ranking employees at the hotel. Convinced he is too far out of her league, Momoko tries to forget him, but the kisses they shared that fateful evening refuse to be forgotten. Approaching Kei, Momoko tries to find some sort of answer to the myriad of questions she has, but every attempt she makes is met with cold indifference.&nbsp;

Confused, Momoko tries once again to let Kei go but the harder she tries, the more fate seems to bring them together. Will time help Momoko break through Kei’s cold exterior or will their rooftop kiss become a phantom to forever haunt her?

Adapted from the manga, “Love Phantom”, by Kako Mitsuki, “Love is Phantom” is a 2021 romantic drama directed by Osamu Minorikawa.

Love is Phantom

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Living in Tokyo, vampires Sou Kurosawa (Renn Kiriyama) and Aoi Shifuji (Yutaro Goto) have found a&nbsp;rather ingenious way to make a living for themselves. By running Yoro no Kodomotachi, a coffee shop that is only open at night, the two have done quite well for themselves.&nbsp;

Despite their success, Sou and Aoi find their business coming to a screeching halt after the city experiences an outbreak of the coronavirus. With their shop all but shut down, the pair of young vampires find themselves in a rather difficult position as their food supply begins to run dry. With the virus wreaking havoc all over the world, the Vampire Association’s headquarters in Romania has been unable to make their regular deliveries, leaving the two blue bloods with very few resources at their disposal.&nbsp;

Having never drawn the blood of a human on their own, Sou and Aoi are soon forced to make a difficult decision. Do they wait for the Vampire Association to deliver them their much-needed blood supply or do they take matters into their own hands and find a way to taste human blood for the very first time?&nbsp;

A delightful tale of fangs and follies, “Baby Vampire Blues” is a 2021 Japanese supernatural comedy drama series directed by Iguchi Noboru.&nbsp;

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