Manami Higa is a Japanese actress. She was born in Nakagami, Uruma, Okinawa, Japan, on June 14, 1986, and made her acting debut in 2005. Since then, she has appeared in a wide variety of films and television dramas, including “My Fair Prince” (2021).

Manami Higa

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Masaki Nitta (Nakajima Yuto) is a young music teacher who is about to start a job as an assistant teacher at a new school. He is a music teacher, too, and has been brought in to replace the previous music instructor – after the latter’s sudden disappearance. The day before he begins work, he is at school, preparing, when he sees the piano. He begins to play and suddenly meets Sae Izumi (Ai Yoshikawa), a student at the school. Sae Izumi appears to be distressed by something, and the two get chatting. They feel a bond developing…

The next day, Masaki Nitta is startled to discover that Sae Izumi is a student in the class he is to teach. As they spend more time together, their interest in one another deepens, and together they try to work out what happened to the previous music teacher. The situation gets perilous, but they are eventually parted. But what happens when fate brings them back together five years later...when Sae Izumi is now an adult?

“Love Dissonance” is a 2022 Japanese drama that was directed by Hijikata Masato.

Love Dissonance

Tune In for Love Team 🎹

At thirty-six years old, Izumi Hidaka (Manami Higa) seems to be living the dream. Four years ago, her otome game, “Love My Pegasus”, exploded onto the scene, becoming an overnight success. Now the CEO of a start-up game company, Pegasus Inc., Izumi seems to have everything she’s ever wanted. But when it comes to relationships, that’s not entirely the case.&nbsp;

Having based Kento-sama, the main character of “Love My Pegasus”, on her ideal man, Izumi has spent years obsessing over her “perfect” man. From looks to personality, everything about Kento is exactly what Izumi hopes to find in a man. Unfortunately, finding anyone in real-life who can compare to Kento has proven next to impossible. Unwilling to settle for anything less than perfect, Izumi might have spent her entire life alone, had fate not decided to intervene. Dropping Wataru Igarashi (Keisuke Watanabe) quite literally into her life, Izumi is shocked to find a man who looks exactly like her beloved Kento. However, she is bitterly disappointed when she realizes that their similarities end there.

Brash, rude, uneducated, and a trouble-maker, Wataru couldn’t be more of a disappointment but rather than give up on the twenty-three year old, Izumi decides to take him under her wing. Determined to turn Wataru into a real gentleman, Izumi gives it her all but soon discovers that crafting a perfect real-world man is a lot more difficult than programming a virtual one. Will her efforts pay off in the end or will she be forced to accept defeat?

“My Fair Prince” is a 2021 romantic comedy directed by Mahito Kimura, Keita Kono, and Yoshinori Kuraki.

My Fair Prince

My Prince Charming

Like many high school students her age, Hibiki Shimada (Suzu Hirose) has yet to experience any of the ups and downs of love. At seventeen, she has devoted more time to her love of archery and the school’s archery club, than to any romantic pursuits. But when she lays eyes on the school’s young world history teacher, Kosaku Ito (Toma Ikuta), for the first time, everything changes.

Seen by most as a stern, cold individual, Kosaku isn’t exactly the friendliest of the schools’ teachers. But when he unexpectedly comes to Hibiki’s rescue, she realizes that beneath his cold exterior lies a kind and compassionate heart. Falling more in love with him by the day, Hibiki decides to confess her feelings. Unfortunately, as soon as Hibiki tells Kosaku how she feels, he rejects her completely.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Undeterred by Kosaku’s rejection, Hibiki continues to harbor a crush on her teacher, hoping that her feelings will eventually melt his icy heart. Unable to deny Hibiki’s sincerity, the wall Kosaku has put up between them slowly begins to crumble. But how can a teacher and a student ever find a way to live happily ever after?

Based on the manga series of the same name by Kazune Kawahara, “My Teacher” is a 2017 Japanese romance film directed by Takahiro Miki.

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