Yamanaka Jyutaro is a Japanese singer and actor who was born on December 23, 2001, in Ashikaga, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. He debuted in 2017 and joined the pop group BATTLE BOYS. He later went on to join the group M!LK. His acting credits include dramas such as the table tennis-themed drama “FAKE MOTION: Takkyu no Osho” (2020) and 2022’s “Candy Color Paradox.”

Yamanaka Jyutaro

Tachibana Akari (Kumada Rinka) is a second-year university student who has become obsessed with romance-themed comics. Ever since her heart was broken in high school, she has effectively turned her back on real-life love – instead immersing herself in a world of fantasy romance. Comics, she thinks, will help her escape her feelings for her ex-boyfriend.

But things take an unexpected turn when she meets a younger man named Naruse Izumi (Yamanaka Jyutaro) at a party. He is unfailingly honest, a facet of his personality that she finds attractive. Soon, Tachibana Akari starts to develop feelings for him – but is shocked to discover that Naruse Izumi is the younger brother of her high school boyfriend! Will this fact drive them apart – or bring them together?

“Brother Trap” is a 2023 Japanese drama series that was based on a manga series of the same name by Hinata Kyo and directed by Takuya Sakagami, Katsuhiro Omoto, and Ryosuke Fukawa.

Brother Trap

Love is a Trap

Satoshi Onoe (Keito Kimura) is a reporter for the weekly gossip magazine “Dash!” The magazine is a hit among readers, as it often contains juicy details about the latest celebrity scandals, and sells well as a result. Its success is largely down to its so-called stakeout crews – teams of journalists and photographers who follow celebrities in the hope of catching them getting up to no good.

But one day, the magazine’s senior staff decided to reshuffle the stakeout teams – and pair Satoshi Onoe with the photographer Motoharu Kaburagi (Yamanaka Jyutaro). Satoshi Onoe secretly resents Motoharu Kaburagi, and thinks of him as a rival, of sorts. Furthermore, while Satoshi Onoe prides himself on his writing skills and his sense of ethics, Motoharu Kaburagi is very different. The photographer has poor manners and takes a haphazard approach to work. The two clash as they begin their joint assignments, resentful that they have to work together. But as they try to catch the ultimate scoop, they unexpectedly begin to develop feelings for one another. Could an unlikely workplace romance be in the cards for them?

This drama was based on a manga series of the same name that was written by Isaku Natsume and first published in 2019.

“Candy Color Paradox” is a 2022 Japanese drama series that was directed by Tomoyuki Furumaya.

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