Sano Hayato is a Japanese singer and actor who was born on March 23, 1998, in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. He got his big break when he took part in the Junon Superboy Contest in 2012, later going on to become a founding member of the pop boyband M!LK, which debuted in March 2015. He made his debut as an actor in the movie “Have a Song on Your Lips,” which was released later the same year. He has since gone on to appear in a number of hit movie titles, including “Tower of Sand” (2016) and “Kiss that Kills” (2018).

Sano Hayato

In a city riddled with crime, the Azabu Central Station of the Metropolitan Police Department shines as a beacon of hope, truth, and justice. Dedicated to protecting the people from those who would do them harm, the officers of the Metropolitan Police willingly put their lives on the line. Day in and day out, these good people give their all to make the world a better place. Well… most of them do anyway.

Less than thrilled with the idea of putting himself in harm’s way, Detective Shin Takano (Nobuyuki Suzuki) is more interested in securing his next promotion, than securing the safety of the people. A professional suck up, with a penchant for office politics, Detective Takano is a whiz at working his way to the top without actually doing any work. Right beside him is Wataru Yonaka (Hayato Sano), a young detective who absolutely despises the gritty work required as a police detective. With thoughts of a new career ever on his mind, Detective Yonaka dreams of starting over, but his investigative prowess and incredible reasoning skills are perfectly suited to the role of detective.

Despite their determination to stay as far away from danger as possible, both detectives find themselves constantly involved in dangerous criminal cases. Can a pair of passive detectives actually find a way to save the day?

A police drama with an unusual twist, “Danger-Less Detectives” is a 2020 comedy crime drama directed by Mitsunobu Yokobori.

Danger-Less Detectives

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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

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&nbsp;Rio (Aoi Wakana) is a high school student who lives in Tokyo. After months of study, she is looking forward to spending the long, forthcoming summer vacation in the Japanese capital, hanging out with her friends, and hopefully meeting some boys! But unforeseen events force her mother to send her away for the entire holiday to the countryside. There, she must stay, along with her brother, in a small village with her aging grandmother.

Rio is distraught by the development. But when she meets a young man named Ginzo (Sano Hayato), she is smitten with his charm and good looks. She soon discovers that he works part-time at her grandmother’s teahouse – but when they get to talking, they get off on the wrong foot. It isn’t long before they resolve their differences, however. But as a bond starts to form between them, some of their friends are less than pleased. And as the long summer vacation draws to a close, what will become of this duo?

“Ao-Natsu” is a 2018 Japanese movie that was directed by Takeshi Furusawa.

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