Kaya Kiyohara is a Japanese actress who was born on January 30, 2002, in Osaka, Japan. In 2015, she appeared in the drama series “Here Comes Asa,” following up in 2016 with a role in the drama “Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit.” More recently, she has appeared in the film “The Door into Summer” (2021), as well as the dramas “Medium” (2022) and “FIGHT SONG” (2022).

Kaya Kiyohara

Aiko Hanamura (Kaya Kiyohara) is a successful divorce attorney known for her kind heart and ability to connect with her clients. Unfortunately, she doesn't have much faith in romance and love herself, as her parents frequently fought when she was young, instead enjoying single life with her new puppy Sakura. While love might not be on Aiko's mind, it seems to find Sakura – in the form of a rescued dog named Shogun, owned by handsome but stoic animal hospital director Kai Shirosaki (Ryo Narita)! Sakura and Shogun are immediately smitten, bringing their two humans in closer proximity to each other. However, company heir Woo So Ha (Na In Woo), who has arrived in Japan from Korea with a secret mission that seems to involve Kai, might just make things more complicated. This drama was adapted from the webtoon "Dog-Like Romance" by Bo Hyeon and Mun Sseoni.

Love is for the Dogs

🐾 Paws of Fate 🐶

Aiko Hanamura

As Yuki Onomura (Kaya Kiyohara) enters her first year in the workforce, she starts feeling nostalgic for her time spent at university with her friends Hiromi Tokunaga (Hayato Sano), Mahiru Shiraishi (Ai Yoshikawa), Airi Hasegawa (Ai Mikami), and Toranosuke Wada (Ayumu Mochizuki). While each person came from different backgrounds and had different personalities, they managed to build a deep connection with each other. Yuki kept a diary throughout college and revisits her memories by reading her old entries, reminiscing on the carefree days of her youth while also confronting the difficulties of transitioning into adulthood and keeping up friendships with people she no longer see as often.

My Diary

Yuki Onomura

In a country with a 99.9% conviction rate, attorney Hiroto Miyama (Matsumoto Jun) relentlessly pursues justice for the innocent. Working at the Madarame Law Firm, he teams up with civil case specialist Atsuhiro Sada (Teruyuki Kagawa) and former judge Ozaki Maiko (Fumino Kimura). Despite initial conflicts, Hiroto and Atsuhiro become an unstoppable duo committed to uncovering the truth for the nation's overlooked 0.1%. Together, they tackle challenging cases that others have dismissed, fighting to bring justice to those who have been wronged. This is a 2018 Japanese courtroom drama directed by Kimura Hisashi.

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