Jin Suzuki is a Japanese actor. He was born in Tokyo, Japan, on July 22, 1999, and made his acting debut in 2017. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “My Love Mix-Up!” (2021).

Jin Suzuki

Maika Hattori (Ayaka Konno) works at a hotel called "Bird Left," where she's secretly in a relationship with one of her coworkers. However, after she catches him having an affair with another female coworker, he dumps her, leaving Maika heartbroken. While crying alone in a hallway, she's found by the newly-appointed hotel CEO Shun Satori (Jin Suzuki), who claims he'll help her get revenge on her cheating ex. Shun himself needs an excuse to get out of an arranged marriage, so he suggests that he and Maika pretend to date as a mutually beneficial arrangement. Maika agrees, and the two begin their ruse – but even though they're supposed to be playing pretend, she starts developing feelings for her boss. This drama was adapted from the manga "Fukushu Kareshi: Dekiai Shacho no Kao ni wa Ura ga Aru" by Ryo Morita and Chika Sanada.

The Revenge Lover

💔Ctrl+Alt+Revenge💥

Shun Satori

Mitsu Haneki (Asuka Kawazu), a college freshman, hopes to move past her heartbreaking first love with Kaede Hirako (Jin Suzuki) from junior high. Her fresh start is unexpectedly disrupted when Kaede moves into the room next to hers. Torn between her lingering feelings for Kaede and her desire for a new romance, Mitsu's emotional journey becomes more complex when she suspects her best friend Kazuha Yamashita (Jinto Yoshida) might have romantic feelings for her. As old emotions resurface and new possibilities emerge, Mitsu must navigate the delicate balance between past heartbreak and potential new love. This is a 2022 Japanese drama series directed by Chihiro Ikeda.

Motokare Retry

Motokare Retry Team

TV Asahi

Sota Aoki’s (Shunsuke Michieda) life takes an unexpected turn when he borrows an eraser from his crush, Mio Hashimoto (Riko Fukumoto), only to discover she’s written another boy’s name on it. Devastated, Aoki drops the eraser, but it’s picked up by Kousuke Ida (Ren Meguro), who now mistakenly believes Aoki has a crush on him! As Aoki scrambles to clarify the situation, he finds himself caught in a whirlwind of romantic misunderstandings and comedic chaos. Will Aoki manage to set things straight with Ida, or will this mix-up lead to surprising new connections? This 2021 Japanese romantic comedy drama was directed by Shogo Kusano and Tadaaki Horai and was adapted from the manga of the same name by Wataru Hinekure.

My Love Mix-Up!

Lend Me Your Eraser Team💛💙

Standards are slipping at the prestigious Eitoku Academy, prompting a student group known as Correct 5 to take matters into their own hands. Led by Haruto Kaguragi (Hirano Sho), the group sets out to identify so-called problem students and force them out of the school. This immediately raises alarm for Oto Edogawa (Hana Sugisaki), who is struggling to conceal her family’s dire financial situation. She is also hiding her engagement to her fiancé, Tenma Hase (Taishi Nakagawa), a student from a rival school. Trouble soon escalates for everyone involved when Oto uncovers an embarrassing secret about the mastermind behind Correct 5. This drama is the sequel to the hit series Boys Over Flowers, based on the manga by Yoko Kamio.

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