Sayaka Tomaru is a Japanese singer and actress who was born in Gunma, Japan, on September 26, 1996. She made her music debut as a member of the all-female pop group FYT in August 2014. The group officially disbanded in 2016, and she turned her hand to acting, appearing in the 2016 movie “Easter Nightmare: The Deadly Easter Bunny” alongside MMA star and singer Nanaka Kawamura. More recently, she has appeared in the drama series titles “Yuri or Another” (2019) and “An Incurable Case of Love” (2020).

Sayaka Tomaru

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Sinohara Yuri (Fumika Baba) is a young female college student who has been troubled by a dangerous stalker who won’t leave her alone.

She decides to move to new accommodation and is surprised to discover that her new neighbor is Ninomiya Hairi (Kojima Fujiko). They quickly recognize each other and recall that they were once elementary school friends.

Much has changed since their childhood days, however. While Yuri pursued a straight-laced academic path, Hairi has been working for years, mainly as a men’s magazine model, but now as an employee at a real estate firm.

At first, Yuri is delighted to be safe and away from the stalker – and reunited with her old friend. However, the stalker won’t be deterred so easily, and Yuri begins to sense that Hairi wants to be more than just friends…

“Yuri or Another” is a 2019 Japanese drama series that was directed by Yusuke Kato.

Yuri or Another

💋 The Girl Next Door 💋

A Japanese language teacher at a local high school, Kunihiko Kunitachi (Kensho Ono) has dealt with his fair share of troublesome teenagers. No stranger to the sometimes strained relationships between teacher and student, Kunihiko has learned how to handle students of all sorts. But all of his knowledge and experience counts for naught, the day he crosses paths with Kazumi Kazumiya (Arisa Komiya).

A perpetual loner, Kazumi doesn’t seem to have a single friend at school. Feeling sorry for his friendless student, Kunihiko suggests she put in a little more effort when it comes to making friends. Instead of taking her teacher up on his advice, Kazumi counters with a suggestion that Kunihiko be her friend. Shocked by the odd request, Kunihiko agrees to be Kazumi’s friend but soon regrets his decision, as she seems to believe being friends means never leaving his side.

Desperate to push Kazumi away, Kunihiko attempts to make friends on her behalf, but every attempt he makes ends in utter disaster. With life becoming more complicated by the second, will Kunihiko ever find a way to free himself from an ever-growing group of troublesome girls?

Based on the manga of the same name by Tobi, “All of Them Are Troublesome Girls” is a 2019 romantic comedy film directed by Tadaaki Horai.

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