Nakajima Ayumu is a Japanese actor who was born on October 7, 1988, in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. He graduated from Tokyo Metropolitan Koishikawa High School, later going on to study at the Nihon University College of Art’s Department of Literature. He debuted in 2013, when he starred in the film “Zentai.” He has since gone on to appear in the movies “Good Stripes” (2015) and “Gone Wednesday” (2020).

Nakajima Ayumu

Kashiwagi Kokoro (Ouji Suzuka) is a university student whose new relationship with Kamijo Sayo (Momoko Tanabe) is suddenly complicated when his ex-girlfriend Omori Ringo (Sakurako Konishi) unexpectedly moves in with him. Despite having previously left Kokoro for another man, Ringo now appears homeless and vulnerable, prompting Kokoro to secretly provide her shelter. Torn between his current girlfriend and his compassionate nature, Kokoro struggles to maintain the delicate balance of his personal life while hiding Ringo's presence from Sayo. As tensions mount and the potential for discovery looms, the drama explores the complex dynamics of love, loyalty, and unexpected cohabitation. Based on a manga series by Tamaizumi, "Sweet Moratorium" is a 2023 Japanese drama series that was directed by Tamada Shinya.

Sweet Moratorium

Fight the Crazy Ex

Aiko Maeda (Rena Matsui), a graduate student with a prominent facial birthmark, has long struggled with low self-esteem and social isolation. When she agrees to an interview for a book about facial scars, the unexpected success leads to a film adaptation by director Shota Tobisaka (Ayumu Nakajima). As they work together, Aiko discovers Shota's genuine acceptance of her, sparking her first experience with romantic feelings. Navigating uncharted emotional territory, Aiko must confront her insecurities and determine whether her budding feelings for Shota will be reciprocated. Adapted from Naoki Prize-winning author Rio Shimamoto's romantic novel, this is a 2022 Japanese film directed by Yuka Yasukawa that explores self-acceptance and unexpected love.

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