Kawaguchi Haruna is a Japanese actress and model who was born on February 10, 1995, in Goto, Japan. She began modeling in the mid-2000s, appearing in youth fashion magazine title Nicola. She then went on to make her TV acting debut in the series “Tokyo Dogs” in 2009, following up with roles in hit dramas like the TV adaptation of “Ouran High School Host Club” (2011). She has also appeared in movie titles such as “The Apology King” (2013) and “Creepy” (2016). More recently, she has appeared in the series “My Moochy Boyfriend” (2018).

Kawaguchi Haruna

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As high school students, Tsumugi Aoba (Haruna Kawaguchi) and So Sakura (Ren Meguro) shared a keen interest in music. With their interests so similarly aligned, it was only natural for a friendship to blossom between them. Over time, that friendship developed into something deeper, a relationship that might have come to last a lifetime, if not for So’s sudden change of heart.

Calling their relationship off without any warning or reason, So not only broke Tsumugi’s heart, but his immediate disappearance afterward left her completely crushed. Eight years later, Tsumugi may occasionally wonder what happened to So but has, in all other ways, moved on with her life. Now living in Tokyo, Tsumugi works part-time at a large music store where she is free to completely immerse herself in the music she loves so dearly. Perfectly happy with her life, Tsumugi might have eventually forgotten about So completely, if fate hadn’t decided their paths needed to cross once again.

Noticing So at work one day, Tsumugi musters up the courage to approach him, only to find that in the eight years since they last spoke, he has almost completely lost his hearing. With sparks of their old flame beginning to reignite within her heart, will Tsumugi find a way to solidify her place in So’s now-silent world?

A story of fate and second chances, “Silent” is a 2022 Japanese romance drama directed by Hiroki Kazama.

Silent

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As a successful publicist, Kurumi Mashiba (Haruna Kawaguchi) is proud of the work she has done thus far. Currently working for the interior design company, el Arco Iris, Kurumi has transformed the company’s social presence into a thriving community which adds new followers daily. While Kurumi loves her work, it does keep her busy; so busy, in fact, that she completely forgets that the contract on her apartment is about to expire.&nbsp;

Letting the contract expire, purely on accident, Kurumi has no choice but to find a new place to live. But with such a hectic schedule, she doesn’t have any time to start looking. Aware of her friend’s dilemma, Kouko Saotome (Yui Natsukawa) asks Kurumi to move in with her. Happy to accept Koko’s invitation, Kurumi wastes no time in moving in but is shocked when she realizes Koko actually lives in a luxury apartment shared by three other people: Shun Fujino (Ryusei Yokohama), a minimalist chef looking to live a simple life, Haruto Terai (Ryuhei Maruyama), an online counselor and Shun’s cousin, and Ayaka Hase (Anne Nakamura), an aspiring contemporary artist who works part-time as a delivery driver for a high-end supermarket.&nbsp;

With so many unique individuals living under the same roof, conflict is inevitable but working through their issues allows each housemate the chance to grow as individuals. As Kurumi begins to build real relationships with her housemates, the well-dressed armor she uses to protect herself begins to fall away, leaving her heart open for the most unexpected thing of all: love. How will Kurumi react when she realizes someone in her life has inadvertently stolen her heart?

A story of friendship, growth, and love, “Why I Dress Up For Love” is a 2021 Japanese romance drama directed by Ayuko Tsukahara.

Why I Dress Up for Love

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Sho Himonya (Masataka Kubota) is not much of a catch – aged 28, he still lives with his parents. He also happens to be exceptionally work-shy, and positively despises the idea of getting a job.

His long-suffering but loving girlfriend Yuriko Kasuga (Haruna Kawaguchi) is the polar opposite. She lives alone and works tirelessly as a nurse.

Life changes quickly for both Sho Himonya and Yuriko Kasuga when the former’s parents kick him out in a pique of rage.

Sho Himonya throws himself at the mercy of Yuriko Kasuga, who agrees to take him in, hoping she can reform him somehow.

But she is soon at her wits’ end when she discovers that he is totally incapable of paying his way, keeps demanding money, and is not much good at housework!

Will Sho Himonya ever change his ways? Will Yuriko Kasuga’s patience ever wear out? And will love be enough to see this odd couple through?

This drama was based on a hit manga series written by Konoike Tsuyoshi and published in 2015.

“My Moochy Boyfriend” is a 2018 Japanese drama series directed by Katayama Osamu.

My Moochy Boyfriend

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Fujioka Haruhi (Kawaguchi Haruna) is an intelligent female student who – one day – just wanted to study in peace at school. She found what she thought was a quiet and deserted room in the building, but unexpectedly finds that it is being used by the school’s secretive Host Club, a group of six super-handsome boys who entertain wealthy female clients, flirting with them and plying them with tea and tasty treats. Here, Haruhi accidentally breaks an expensive vase, and is told by the club that she must repay her debt. She does so by working with the club – dressing up as a male in the process. The club is also preparing to compete with other societies in a contest – with the winner allowed to use a prestigious salon for their meetings.

But she soon discovers that some of the club’s members, including the graceful Tamaki (Yamamoto Yusuke), have developed feelings for her. But when her own feelings toward Tamaki are revealed by a magical magazine, things get very awkward. And matters become even more complicated when Michelle (Shinoda Mariko), a seemingly spoiled girl from a wealthy family, sets her sights on winning Tamaki’s heart! With so many love rivals on the scene, can true love really win the day?

This movie was based on the hit manga series of the same name, which was written by Bisco Hatori and published between 2002 and 2010.

“Ouran High School Host Club” is a 2012 Japanese movie that was directed by Choru Han.

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