Suzuki Kosuke is an up-and-coming Japanese actor and TV personality who was born on December 19, 1997. He made his drama debut in the series “Red Beard 2” in 2019. The same year, he appeared on the variety TV show “Who Is the Wolf? Season 5.” He has since gone on to star in dramas such as “Nemesis” (2019) and “Takara-kun & Amagi-kun” (2022).

Suzuki Kosuke

Okusawa Ritsu (Honda Kyoya) is an illustrator who meets a salesman Ikegami Fumiya (Suzuki Kosuke) in a coffee shop. The two men strike up a friendship that soon becomes a romantic relationship. They are happy together. But on one fateful wintery day, they quarrel and Ritsu announces his intention to break off the relationship. But after he leaves, Ritsu is involved in an accident and is injured. The accident appears to have left him with severe memory loss…

As such, Ristu claims he cannot remember his relationship with Fumiya. And he cannot recall breaking up with him. Fumiya decides to start his relationship with Ritsu again from square one – hopeful that this will mean they will not have to break up. Will he be able to win Ritsu’s heart again? And will they be able to avoid a breakup...the second time around?

“Jack o’ Frost” is a 2023 Japanese drama series that was directed by Yasukawa Yuka and Takahashi Natsuki.

Jack o' Frost

Wintry Lovers team

Takara (Sato Arata) and Amagi (Oriyama Naohiro) 
 are polar opposites. The former is outgoing, popular and belongs to a group of extraverts at school. His classmate Amagi is anything but. Although he is not unpopular, he is extremely quiet and reserved. Their many differences mean that they share little common ground. But there is one reason for them to interact: They both belong to their class’ environmental committee. This means that they have to tend to the lawn. And one day, when they are both assigned to go to do some weeding, the usually quiet Amagi suddenly tells his classmate that he loves him.

This sudden outburst helps him pique Takara’s interest, and the two decide to start dating – although they agree to keep their relationship a secret from the rest of the class. However, they soon discover that keeping a relationship hidden isn’t easy. And neither is dating someone who is so different from you. Can Amagi ever get used to Takara’s often-brash ways? And will Takara ever learn the true secrets of Amagi’s heart?

This series was adapted from a hit manga title of the same name that was authored by Hanage no Mai.

“Takara-kun & Amagi-kun” is a 2022 Japanese drama series that was directed by Yoshino Mamoru.

Takara-kun & Amagi-kun

🌞 Sun&Moon 🌜

With the bright and sunny Mami Nanami (Shiori Akita) by his side, Kazuya Kinoshita (Ryusei Onishi) thought that his life as a twenty-something college student was nothing short of perfect. Utterly convinced he had the world’s best girlfriend, Kazuya lived in a blissful world full of sunshine and rainbows. At least he did until one day, without warning, Mami walked out of his life forever.

Left heartbroken and alone, Kazuya has no idea how he will ever find a way to carry on. Desperate to soothe the pain of his wounded heart, Kazuya turns to the vast resources of the internet for help. Finding an app that offers rental girlfriends for hire, Kazuya orders the services of Chizuru Mizuhara (Hiyori Sakurada), an unparalleled beauty whose cute demeanor quickly eases the pain in Kazuya’s heart. Unfortunately, the comfort he finds in Chizuru’s company is short-lived, as he allows his good opinion of her to be tainted by the online reviews of others.

Infuriated by Kazuya’s easily swayed opinion, Chizuru tries to stand up for herself but all her plans are waylaid by a sudden act of fate. Finding herself forced to play the part of Kazuya’s lover once more, Chizuru has no choice but to keep up the ruse. But with Kazuya’s heart still clearly yearning for another woman, how long can this imposter couple last?

Adapted from the manga series “Borrow a Girlfriend” by Reiji Miyajima, “Rental A Girlfriend” is a 2022 Japanese romantic comedy drama directed by Daisuke Yamamoto.

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