Fujii Mina is a Japanese actress born in San Diego, California, on July 15, 1988. She studied Human Relations at Tokyo’s Keio University and made her movie debut in “Simsons” (2006). She went on to make her drama debut in Japanese series “Broccoli” in 2007, and first became known to South Korean audiences when she appeared in a 2008 music video for K-pop boyband TVXQ. She went on to appear in the global edition of “We Got Married” in 2013, where she was paired with Lee Hongki of K-pop act FTIsland. A fluent Korean speaker, she has since gone on to appear in South Korean TV series such as “Potato Star 2013QR3” (2013) and “Doctor Detective” (2019).

Fujii Mina

Aiko Maeda (Rena Matsui), a graduate student with a prominent facial birthmark, has long struggled with low self-esteem and social isolation. When she agrees to an interview for a book about facial scars, the unexpected success leads to a film adaptation by director Shota Tobisaka (Ayumu Nakajima). As they work together, Aiko discovers Shota's genuine acceptance of her, sparking her first experience with romantic feelings. Navigating uncharted emotional territory, Aiko must confront her insecurities and determine whether her budding feelings for Shota will be reciprocated. Adapted from Naoki Prize-winning author Rio Shimamoto's romantic novel, this is a 2022 Japanese film directed by Yuka Yasukawa that explores self-acceptance and unexpected love.

The Nighthawk’s First Love

Tae Woo (Jung Kyung Ho), a zookeeper, is devastated by his girlfriend Hee Yeon's (Jung Yoon Seon) terminal illness. Despite her wishes for him to move on, he remains grief-stricken. His life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers an unnamed, traumatized woman (Fujii Mina) in desperate condition. Compassionately, he brings her home and begins to care for her, intrigued by her mysterious past and silent demeanor. As they start living together, Tae Woo becomes determined to uncover her true identity and understand the circumstances that led her to his doorstep. Their unconventional cohabitation becomes a journey of healing, connection, and potential redemption. This is a 2015 South Korean movie directed by Han Cheol Soo.

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