Anna Iriyama is a Japanese singer and actress who was born on December 3, 1995, in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. She rose to fame when she was named a 10th-generation member of long-running Japanese girl group AKB48 in 2011, making her first AKB48 musical release with the single “Midsummer Sounds Good!” in May 2012. She is also a member of AKB48 subunit Anrire. She made her acting debut alongside fellow group members in “Majisuka Gakuen” in 2011 and went on to make her movie debut in “Ao Oni” in 2014. She has since appeared in drama titles like “Crows Blood” (2016), “The Flower and the Beast Season 1” (2017), “Like” (2018), and “The Flower and the Beast Season 1” (2019).

Anna Iriyama

Fuji TV

Five friends who are about to graduate from high school have mixed feelings about their lives, loves, and future as adulthood approaches.
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At the heart of the group is unlikely couple Kumi Kumakura (Yurika Nakamura) and Kakizono Hyo (Yosuke Sugino). Hyo was something of a playboy when he first met Kumi, but he eventually fell for her charms, and the two remain a couple two and a half years after their initial encounter.
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But as they stand on the cusp of maturity, the couple’s relationship appears to be hitting the rocks, as they navigate their studies, part-time jobs, and difficult career choices.
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Their closest friends also find themselves in complicated situations – particularly Kanna (Anna Iriyama of J-pop group AKB48), who finds herself in a love triangle with her long-time boyfriend and new beau Shun Ashida (Yu Inaba).

Can the group’s friendships – and relationships – survive this tumultuous period? And as their high school days come to an end, where will destiny take them?
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This series was based on the 2010-2012 manga series “Hana ni Keda Mono,” by Miwako Sugiyama, and is the follow-up to “The Flower and the Beast Season 1” (2017).
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“The Flower and the Beast Season 2” is a 2019 Japanese drama series directed by Kentaro Otani and Ryo Miyawaki.

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