Yuki Kousei is a Japanese actor. He was born on December 10, 1994 in Ōita Prefecture, Japan and made his acting debut in 2017. Since then, he has appeared in various films and television dramas, including the romantic melodrama, “Kakafukaka” (2019).

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Sakaino Hitomi (Matsui Airi) is a clean-living young woman from a well-heeled family. She is always completely honest with everyone she meets – a fact that sometimes lands her in trouble. Most people envy her due to the fact that she is engaged to marry the fabulously wealthy and successful Akashi Keigo (Kousei Yuki), a handsome bachelor with an impeccable educational background.

But life for both turns decidedly chaotic when, at a construction site, Sakaino Hitomi meets the dashing, muscular but decidedly rough-around-the edges Manabu (Kasamatsu Sho). She falls for him instantly, despite his much lower level of education, and cannot disguise her feelings for him. Even as she is trying on her wedding dress, she is thinking of Manabu. This encounter has obviously taken its toll on her, and when her fiance tries to kiss her and she refuses, family members begin to sense that something is wrong. As her attraction to Manabu begins to intensify, it looks like the big wedding could be headed for the rocks…

“Bewitched by My Sexy Boyfriend” is a 2021 Japanese drama series that was directed by Yusuke Kato.

Bewitched by My Sexy Boyfriend

 "Ero💖Kare" Temptation Team 

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Mei (Iitoyo Marie) is a 24-year-old woman who left her tranquil hometown behind for the allure of the big city.

She works at a major publishing company, but one day has an incident at work and finds herself out of a job.

Mei hears of strange goings-on back home – where the cherry blossom trees have suddenly begun to blossom out of season. She decides to go back to investigate.

Visiting her hometown always fills her with sadness, as when she was just 17, her high school friend Kota (Sano Hayato) died in a sudden accident. The friends both had strong feelings for one another, but never had the courage to confess how they felt.

However, when Mei returns, she is surprised to discover that Kota has returned – although she soon learns that he may only be able to stay for as long as the cherry trees remain in bloom.

What magic has brought the two together again? And will the reunited friends finally confess their true feelings to one another?

“Under the Miracle Cherry Tree: is a 2020 Japanese drama series that was directed by Fujino Ryota.

Under the Miracle Cherry Tree

MIRACLE TOUCH

Falling in love isn’t anything new. Couples fall in and out of love all the time. But what does it really mean to be “going out”? Is it really all that wonderful to be “tied” to your favorite person, maybe forever? Why do people even fall in love in the first place?

In the story of “Kakafukaka” (2019), we saw Aki Terada (Aoi Morikawa) and Akari (Risa Nakamura) both fall in love with the same man but did you ever stop to wonder why? What was it about Hongyo Tomoya (Masaki Nakao) that they loved most? Why did Akari become such a fan of Tomoya’s work? Why did Aki agree to his unexpected request?

In this special, Aki and Akari invite you to join them in a little girl talk, as they tell you the stories behind the story. Theirs is a tale of hot summer nights full of strawberry kisses, cold noodles, and fireworks, you won’t want to miss!

Based on the manga of the same name by Takumi Ishida, this “Kakafukaka Special” is a 2019 drama special directed by Momoko Fukuda.

Kakafukaka Special

Aki Terada (Aoi Morikawa) was living a pretty good life. She had a steady job, a boyfriend she loved, and the life they shared felt like something out of a dream. But that dream shattered the day she caught her boyfriend cheating on her. Deciding to cut the cheater out of her life for good, Aki moves out of their apartment and into a share-house.

Only after moving into her new home does Aki learn that her long lost first love, Tomoya Hongyo (Nakao Masaki), is one of her new housemates. Reunited with her old flame, the two pick up where they left off, all those years ago. But it’s only after Tomoya makes an unexpected request that things really heat up between them.

Falling in love with Tomoya all over again, Aki is happy to let her heart lead where it may. But things at home get a little more complicated when their homeowner and housemate, Taichi Hase (Yuki Kousei), suddenly asks her to marry him. Now the object of two men’s affection, Aki must decide if she should follow her head, or her heart.

Based on the manga of the same name, by Takumi Ishida, “Kakafukaka” is a 2019 drama directed by Momoko Fukuda.

Kakafukaka

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Since first picking up a bow in middle school, An Kishimoto (Elaiza Ikeda) has been in love with kyudo, or the Japanese martial art of archery. Having devoted herself to the study of the art for the past six years, An has grown into quite the proficient. Now in her final year of high school, An realizes that it’s time to find someone talented enough to take her place as the president of her school’s kyudo club. But who?

Though there are several talented members of the school’s club, none can compare to the raw talent of Youta Mikami (Masaki Nakao). Though he has rarely lost in competition, Youta shows no real enthusiasm for either the art itself, nor the club; leaving An to wonder if he’s really the best choice for such an important position. Despite her reservations, An eventually decides to name Youta as her successor but as soon as she does, things get… interesting.

Showing an unexpected interest in An, Youta takes it upon himself to sweep the resigning president off her feet. Does An really have time for love when her high school career is quickly coming to an end?

Based on the manga of the same name by Yakko Kaga, “Make a Bow and Kiss” is a 2017 romantic high school film directed by Takeshi Furusawa.

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