Name: Mood Indigo
Genre: Web Drama, BL, Romance
Released: 2019-02-28
Rating: 9.0
Cast: Takezai Terunosuke, Yoshida Munehiro, Izuka Kenta

Takezai Terunosuke is a Japanese actor. Born on April 7, 1980, he made his acting debut in the 2004 film “Kamen Rider Blade: Missing Ace.” He has since appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including the recent “Kimi Wa Petto” (2017). Terunosuke Takezai is married to actress Miho Fujima.

Takezai Terunosuke

Yoshida Munehiro is a Japanese actor and model who was born on October 21, 1982, in Nagano Prefecture, Japan. He began modeling for a range of brands in 2001 and went on to make his small-screen acting debut in the drama series “First Kiss” in 2007. He has since gone on to appear in a number of hit Japanese dramas, including “Rookies” (2008) and “The Novelist” (2018).

Yoshida Munehiro

Izuka Kenta is a Japanese actor who was born on October 8, 1986, in Seto, Japan. He studied Sociology at Komazawa University, and then went on to make his acting debut in the 2006 drama series “Body Healing Salon.” He made his big-screen debut the following year and has since gone on to appear in drama titles including “The After-Dinner Mysteries” (2011), as well as “Public Enemy (2017) and “The Novelist” (2018).

Izuka Kenta

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It’s been years since former university friends, Shiro Kido (Yoshida Munehiro) and Rio Kijima (Terunosuke Takezai) last crossed paths. But when one of their former college professors passes away, they find themselves slowly being drawn into each other’s lives.

Engaged to be married, Kido seems to have his life in order, but that’s not exactly the case. As an erotic fiction publisher, Kido’s profession doesn’t sit well with his fiancee’s parents. Refusing to let their daughter marry anyone involved in the world of pornography, Kido is forced to decide between work and love.

On the other hand, Kijima, a once talented writer, is struggling to make ends meet, as his idealistic dreams of becoming a professional writer haven’t worked out the way he thought they would. On the brink of ruin, Kido suggests start writing erotic novels, as a way to earn some quicky, easy money. Torn between his high-minded ideals and his current desperation, Kijima lets the feelings he has for his old friend lead him where they will.

Spurred by the growing tension between them, Kijima and Kido find themselves giving into their most erotic desires, but will their new relationship bring the healing they both desperately need or leave them both in ruins?

Further developing the story of Kido and Kijima that began with “The Novelist” (2018), “Mood Indigo” is a 2019 drama directed by Miki Koichiro.

Mood Indigo

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