Takahiro Miki

Riku Kanbayashi (Kento Nakajima) dreams of becoming a famous novelist, and Minami Maezon (milet) wants to become a singer-songwriter. When they meet at university, they fall in love and marry soon after. As they grow older, they continue to pursue their goals, but with very mixed results. While Riku rises to the pinnacle of the literary world, becoming a bestselling writer, Minami’s career fails to take off. Minami begins to feel a gap opening up between them, as Riku’s star continues to brighten. But one day, Riku wakes up to discover his world has turned upside down. He's retained all of his memories, but has become a lowly editor at a publishing company – and he's never published a single novel. In contrast, Minami has become a chart-topping singer. And worse still, she now has no idea who he is! Can Riku win Minami’s heart all over again, or is this unhappy new reality here to stay? This film was based on the 2019 French-Belgian movie "Love at Second Sight."

My Beloved Stranger

Parallel Hearts Team

In an attempt to stop his classmates from bullying his friend, Toru Kamiya (Shunsuke Michieda) confesses his feelings to Maori Hino (Riko Fukumoto) – even though they both know that it's a lie. To Toru's surprise, Maori agrees to date him, but under three conditions: no talking to her until after school, keep communication brief, and no falling in love. The agreement works for a while, but Toru ends up falling for Maori for real. When he tells Maori, she has an unexpected truth of her own to share. She has anterograde amnesia, meaning that she forgets the events of the past day every time she wakes up, and relies on a detailed diary to "remember." Toru resolves to make Maori happy for as long as he can, but that might be less time than he expected. This film was adapted from the novel of the same name by Misaki Ichijo.

Even If This Love Disappears Tonight

As a child, Shinichiro Kiyama (Ryunosuke Kamiki) lost his entire family in a tragic plane crash, leading to a life of isolation and loneliness that persists into adulthood. But his life takes a turn when he develops a mysterious ability to see through people who are about to die, dubbed "Fortuna's Eye" by his doctor. While struggling with his new condition, Shinichiro meets Aoi Kiryu (Kasumi Arimura) when he needs to get his phone repaired, and is immediately attracted to her cheerful demeanor. However, when he returns to pick up his phone, he's able to see through Aoi. He meets with her again later that evening, and she appears solid once again – but instead, Shinichiro suffers a heart attack as a side effect of "saving" Aoi. This realization forces Shinichiro into an impossible decision: if he wants to save Aoi's life, he'll have to give up his own.

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