Munehiro Yoshida is a Japanese actor and model who was born on October 21, 1982, in Nagano Prefecture, Japan. He began modeling for a range of brands in 2001 and went on to make his small-screen acting debut in the drama series “First Kiss” in 2007. He has since gone on to appear in a number of hit Japanese dramas, including “Rookies” (2008) and “The Novelist” (2018).

Munehiro Yoshida

Top lawyer Ryoma Shiba (Shogo Hama) is a genius in the courtroom, but away from the world of law, he struggles with social anxiety. He lives a solitary life in a high-rise apartment, where he shuns people and talks to his houseplants. But his life changes on the night he meets the likable but deceptive con artist Haruto (Katsumi Hyodo). Despite his natural aversion to social contact, Ryoma can't help but be taken in by Haruto’s charms. The duo later reunite unexpectedly, and Ryoma begins to sense that Haruto’s unique talents could help him solve difficult criminal cases. They start to work together, but as their professional collaboration begins, Ryoma finds himself irresistibly drawn to Haruto. Could love help Ryoma end his anxiety – or will it prove toxic? This 2024 drama was based on the novel "Doku Koi: Doku mo Sugireba Koi to Naru" by Keisuke Makino.

Love Is A Poison

👨‍⚖The Alluring Lawyers

Kuzumi Haruhiko (Izuka Kenta), a poor university student, meets writer Kijima Rio (Takezai Terunosuke) and begins transcribing an erotic story for him after an injury. Their relationship turns romantic but is interrupted by circumstances. Years later, Rio returns to his family's countryside home, maintaining written contact with Haruhiko. When they unexpectedly reunite, Haruhiko starts visiting regularly, secretly rekindling their relationship. However, Rio's niece's casual comment reveals their connection to his family, potentially threatening their bond. This short film continues the narrative from the 2018 drama "The Novelist" and its 2021 sequel "The Novelist - Spring Life". This is a 2021 Japanese short film directed by Miki Koichiro.

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