Arakawa Yoshiyoshi is a Japanese actor who was born on 18 January 1974, in Ogi, Saga Prefecture, Japan. He debuted in 1999, and rose to prominence in the early 2000s, starring in film titles such as “Anaza Haven” (2000) and the table tennis-themed movie “Ping Pong” (2002). In more recent years, he has starred in the films “Lock-On Love” (2018) and “Hardcore” (2018).

Arakawa Yoshiyoshi

&nbsp;Furuya Towa (Taishi Nakagawa) is a popular high schooler. With plenty of friends and good looks, he is used to being the center of attention. The girls at school all think he is incredibly handsome, but despite all this attention, he has never actually had a girlfriend.

He decides to change that, and declares that he wants to make a new student named Misono Miwa (Erika Karata) his first girlfriend, thinking she will just melt into his arms as soon as he makes his intentions clear. Unfortunately for him, she’s not interested – and when he makes his move, she turns him down in no uncertain terms.

However, Furuya Towa decides that he won’t be deterred so easily, and embarks on a mission to change her mind to save his pride. And as he continues trying to win her over, Furuya Towa starts to develop genuine affection for Misono Miwa…

This movie was based on a 2014 manga series written by Shiiba Nana.

“Lock-On Love” is a 2018 Japanese movie that was directed by Noboru Iguchi.

Lock-On Love

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Once a contender for the Olympic Judo Team, Kokoro Kurosawa (Haru Kuroki) was forced to give up on her dreams after suffering a career-ending injury. No longer able to pursue a career as a professional athlete, Kokoro must find a new way to support herself. Lucky for her, she manages to find her way into the wonderful world of manga publishing.

Landing a job at the weekly manga magazine, “Vibes”, Kokoro is fascinated by the world of editing. Taking Kokoro under his wing is senior editor Kei Iokibe (Joe Odagiri), a talented professional who teaches her everything he knows about editing manga. Falling in love with her new profession, Kokoro adores her work, particularly interacting with the manga writers themselves and discovering new manga artists. Unfortunately, times at the magazine are tough as the industry is struggling to adapt to the newest publishing craze: ebooks.

Determined to help the editorial department come up with ways to swell more manga books, Kokoro pours herself into her work. But will her determination be enough to make a difference in the highly competitive world of manga publishing?

Adapted from the manga series, “Juhan Shuttai!” by Naoko Matsuda, “Sleepeeer Hit!” is a 2016 Japanese comedy drama directed by Nobuhiro Doi.

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