Nako Yabuki is a Japanese singer and actress. She was born on June 18, 2001, and made her acting debut in 2005. In 2013, she debuted as a member of the idol group, HKT48, and from 2015-2017, was a concurrent member of AKB48. In 2018, she participated in the South Korean survival reality program, “Produce 48” and after placing sixth, debuted with the subsequent idol group, Iz*One. Since she took up acting, she has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “The Princess Bodyguard’s Love” (2023).

Nako Yabuki

High schooler Sahoko Wakaume (Mei Hata) has been burned by love in the past, and now despises handsome boys. She also has a particular dislike for all-male idol groups. So when Kota Kirigaya (Kazuya Ohashi), the leader of the chart-topping boy band LiKE LEGEND, walks into her mother’s restaurant, she is initially horrified. He tries to win her over with his charm, but is stunned to find her angrily defensive. Despite their differences, the duo begins to form an unlikely friendship. This soon deepens when Kota finds himself at the center of a scandal. Over time, Sahoko learns that Kota is more than just a pretty face – and that he, like her, also carries scars from the past with him. As they spend more time together, the sparks of romance begin to fly. But could this idol-hating young woman really bring herself to love one of the country’s biggest pop stars? This movie is adapted from the manga series by Momoko Koda.

My Special One

💞 Beautiful Love Team 💞

As the daughter of the powerful Sanjo Empire, Meika Sanjo (Nako Yabuki) has no choice but to live up to certain expectations, including agreeing to an arranged marriage. Desperate to defy her father, Meika convinces her devoted bodyguard, Kou Fujimiya (Ryusei Fujii) to agree to a sham wedding. What she doesn't know, however, is that Kou secretly has genuine feelings for her. As their new relationship begins to develop, will Meika be able to grasp the true meaning of love? Adapted from the manga “18-sai, Niizuma, Furin Shimasu” by Shiho Watanabe, this 2023 Japanese romantic comedy series was directed by Hiroaki Yuasa.&nbsp;

Shows

About