Kotone Furukawa

Fuji TV

Twenty-eight-year-old Natsu Tsukioka's (Ren Meguro) world turns upside-down when he learns that his college girlfriend, Mizuki Nagumo, has passed away. Natsu attends the funeral while struggling with unresolved feelings and disbelief, as Mizuki had broken up with him out of the blue and they hadn't spoken since that day. To his surprise, Natsu meets a young girl named Umi (Rana Izutani) – and Mizuki's mother informs Natsu that Umi is his and Mizuki's daughter that Mizuki had raised alone for the past seven years. Confronted with this new information, Natsu seeks to understand his newfound daughter and her relationship with her mother. Can Natsu develop his own parental bond with Umi and learn more about Mizuki's choice to leave him all those years ago?

Where Does the Sea Begin

Beyond the Horizon

Mizuki Nagumo

Minato (Taiga Kyomoto) is studying music at a conservatory in the UK until a traumatic experience forces him to return to his native Japan. He restarts his studies at a prestigious domestic music school, but is still haunted by the past – leaving him unable to play piano as he once did. While walking past a largely deserted section of the school, he hears an enchanting song being played on a piano. Fascinated, he enters the building, where he sees a young woman named Yukino (Kotone Furukawa) playing the piece. When he asks what the song is called, she replies that it is a secret. However, the duo soon strikes up a friendship that begins to transform into a fledgling romance. Gradually, Minato finds himself able to enjoy playing music again. Love, it seems, may be in the cards. But when Yukino suddenly disappears, will Minato’s newfound joy turn into fresh despair? This Japanese movie was based on the 2007 Taiwanese film Secret.

Secret: A Hidden Score

🎶Hidden Melody Team🎹

Yukino Naito

Kiki Inoue (Mori Nana), a 21-year-old convenience store part-timer struggling with past failures, finds solace in reviewing sweets on social media. Takumi Asaba (Tomoya Nakamura), the chain's CEO, is determined to reverse the company's declining fortunes. When he discovers Kiki's social media account, he sees an opportunity to develop new sweets. Unaware of each other's true identities, they meet and eventually form a professional partnership, with Kiki moving to the production department. As they collaborate on creating innovative treats, their professional relationship gradually transforms into a budding romance. Will their combined efforts save the struggling convenience store chain and lead to a sweet love story? "A Warmed Up Love" is a 2020 Japanese drama series directed by Tsuboi Toshio and Okamoto Shingo.

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