Reina Asaki

Kotoko Aihara (Reina Asaki) has struggled since high school to win the affection of Naoki Irie (Kanta Sato), who remains distant despite her unwavering devotion (and his own mother's meddling). When Naoki’s father falls ill, he sets aside his dreams of becoming a doctor to temporarily take charge of the family business, including agreeing to an arranged marriage with the heir of a business partner to secure the company’s future. Heartbroken, Kotoko agrees to go out with Kinnosuke (Shimon Okura), her loyal admirer since high school, even though her feelings for Naoki linger – and Kinnosuke even surprises her with a proposal. Will Kotoko finally let go of Naoki, or is there one more twist in store? This is the final installment of the "Mischievous Kiss the Movie" trilogy based on Kaoru Tada’s 1990s manga series "Itazura Na Kiss."

Mischievous Kiss the Movie: The Proposal

💋 Kiss Me, Senpai 💋

Kotoko Aihara

Kotoko Aihara (Reina Asaki) is ecstatic to begin university life alongside Naoki Irie (Kanta Sato), her longtime crush from high school, even though they’re in different majors. Determined to stay close to him, she joins the tennis club with him, but finds herself overwhelmed by the rigorous training. Things get even worse for Kotoko when beautiful and brilliant senior club member Yuko Matsumoto (Ayane Nagabuchi) sets her sights on Naoki, proving to be a formidable rival for his affections. Meanwhile, Kotoko's father suggests they leave the Irie family home, where they’ve been staying ever since a gas leak destroyed their house. Can Kotoko manage to keep her bond with Naoki alive despite everything life throws at her – and will she find a way to win his heart? Adapted from Kaoru Tada’s 1990s manga series "Itazura Na Kiss," this movie is the second installment in the "Mischievous Kiss the Movie" series.

Mischievous Kiss the Movie: Campus

Ever since starting high school, Kotoko Aihara (Reina Asaki) has had a huge crush on Naoki Irie (Kanta Sato), the school’s most handsome and brilliant student. Summoning all her courage after two years, the high school senior confesses her feelings, only to be met with swift rejection. To make matters worse, Kotoko's home is destroyed in a gas pipe incident, forcing her and her family to find another place to live. Luckily, her father's best friend offers to host them – but to Kotoko's shock, their host’s eldest son is none other than Naoki. Despite his previous rejection, Kotoko finds her feelings for Naoki growing even stronger as the two of them now live under the same roof. Will their unexpected proximity help her one-sided love finally reach his heart? Adapted from Kaoru Tada’s 1990s manga series Itazura Na Kiss, this movie is the first installment in the Mischievous Kiss the Movie series.

Mischievous Kiss the Movie: High School

Mikuri Moriyama (Aragaki Yui), a 25-year-old psychology graduate struggling with unemployment, finds an unexpected opportunity as a live-in housekeeper for Hiramasa Tsuzaki (Hoshino Gen), a workaholic bachelor. To continue their living arrangement, they agree to a marriage of convenience. As they spend more time together, their relationship begins to evolve beyond a simple work contract, challenging their initial expectations. Their unconventional partnership raises the question of whether true love can develop from a purely practical arrangement. Based on a hit manga series by Tsunami Umino, this is a 2016 Japanese romantic comedy series directed by Fuminori Kaneko.

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