Yusuke Sato is a Japanese singer and award-winning actor. He was born in Sapporo, Japan, on June 11, 1996, and made his debut in the entertainment industry in 2005, when he took his first supporting roles in both film and television. In 2015, he debuted as a member of the Japanese boy band, lol, with the release of their song, “fire!”. Since his debut, he has appeared in a handful of films and television dramas, including “Make a Bow and Kiss” (2017).

Yusuke Sato

Rookie reporter Hinako Shinoda (Aoi Okuyama) has landed a job at Sengokusha, one of Japan’s biggest and most prestigious media companies. In her first year at the firm, she works at PR magazines. But to her dismay, she is soon transferred to work on Weekly Sengoku, a magazine that focuses mainly on sensationalist news, solving mysterious crime cases, and checking the veracity of lurid gossip. Her first few attempts at submitting stories for the magazine result in failure – and a series of unpleasant phone calls only serves to worsen the situation. She begins to lose heart. However, when a caller rings in with information about an apparent scandal involving a member of a leading pop group, it looks like Hinako may be on the verge of bagging her first scoop. Suddenly, she finds herself at the beating heart of the magazine, investigating mystery cases with support from a motley crew of colleagues. Can Hinako transform from a nervous newbie into Weekly Sengoku’s star reporter?

The Golden Egg

🧠Mystery Desk🧩

Naoya Aizawa (Ryota Murai) is dedicated to both his work at a security company and his wife who he's been married to for several years. However, despite appearances, the the couple struggles with intimacy and lifestyle differences behind closed doors. Things take a sudden turn when a young new employee Noa Tachibana (Noa Tsurushima) joins Naoya's office – and she's determined to get Naoya to cheat on his wife with her by any means necessary. Will Naoya's devotion to his wife prevail, or will Noa's persistence pay off? This 2023 Japanese drama was directed by Ayaka Kato and Shinya Nagano, based on the manga of the same name by Jun Miyaguchi and Umesuzu.

You Want Me to Steal You

Aoi Minaki

Kota Fukuhara (Sota Ryosuke) is a bumbling college student plagued by constant bad luck, making it difficult for him to make friends. In contrast, fellow student Naoya Shinomiya (Yusuke Sato) seems to have it all -- good fortune and immense popularity. When Naoya saves Kota from an accident, Kota tries to befriend him. However, Naoya mistakenly believes Kota wants a romantic relationship and surprisingly agrees! This misunderstanding sets off a series of comedic and heartfelt events as Kota and Naoya navigate their new relationship. Will this awkward situation lead them to true love? And can Naoya help break Kota’s unlucky curse? This 2022 Japanese drama series was based on a manga series by Tsuyu Gamoko and was directed by Yoshino Mamoru.

Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!

💋 Kiss me Luck team 🍀

Narita Misao (Mikami Ai), the youngest team member in a new white-collar job, develops a crush on her line manager Tsukasa Deno (Yuki Furukawa) while working alongside the outspoken Ichikawa Kazuya (Sato Taiki). After a work gathering where Tsukasa doesn't appear, Misao and Kazuya begin exchanging flirtatious text messages, despite Kazuya claiming to have a girlfriend. As their emotional connection deepens, Misao discovers Kazuya is actually engaged, creating a complex web of confusion and guilt. Simultaneously, Tsukasa begins developing feelings for Misao, further complicating her romantic entanglements. This is a 2022 Japanese drama series that was directed by Kumasaka Izuru.

liar

Liar in Love

When Akio Mori (Ouji Suzuka) is nearly hit by a truck, his friend Makoto Ozaki (Sato Yusuke) tries to save him. Akio begins having recurring dreams of a mysterious beautiful girl, Risa Sakaguchi (Shiori Akita). One day, he sees her in real life, and she hugs him before vanishing. Discovering his own funeral photograph, Akio realizes he didn't survive the accident. He appears to Ozaki, who quickly accepts the supernatural situation and begins investigating Risa to understand their connection. Determined to unravel the mystery surrounding the girl from his dreams, Akio seeks his friend's help to understand his current state of existence. This is a 2021 Japanese youth fantasy romance film directed by Kazuya Konaka, a remake of the director's 1986 debut film.

The Land Beyond the Starry Sky

An Kishimoto (Elaiza Ikeda), a dedicated kyudo (Japanese archery) enthusiast, is in her final year of high school and searching for a worthy successor to lead her school's archery club. Youta Mikami (Masaki Nakao), a talented but unenthusiastic archer, emerges as her top candidate. Despite her initial hesitation about his lack of passion, An chooses Youta as the club's next president. Unexpectedly, Youta begins showing romantic interest in An, challenging her focus on her impending graduation and future plans. As their relationship develops, An must navigate her feelings and responsibilities while preparing to leave high school behind. Based on the manga by Yakko Kaga, this is a 2017 Japanese romantic high school film directed by Takeshi Furusawa.

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