Hosoda Yoshihiko is a Japanese actor who was born in Tokyo, Japan, on March 4, 1988. He began acting in dramas in 2004 and in 2006 made his movie bow in the film “Hatsu Kare.” More recently, he has appeared in the drama “Reach Beyond the Blue Sky” in 2021 and the movie “Nukero Moebius!” (2022).

Hosoda Yoshihiko

Yumeko Onodera (Omasa Aya) is a beautiful young woman who has a highly successful career with a promising company. But her love life is a total mess. She was hoping to tie the knot but is stunned by an unexpected rejection from her boyfriend, as well as a cruel betrayal from one of her office juniors. To make things worse, she is still hung up on her first love from high school – a boy named Nozomi Jinguji (Sato Taiki).

But one day, she bumps into a mysterious young man named Murase Hikaru (also played by Sato Taiki). Stunned by his incredible resemblance to Nozomi Jinguji, she falls under his spell immediately. She instantly wants to be intimate with him, but manages to check herself at the last moment. But her obsession with Nozomi Jinguji is so intense that she cannot simply let him go. She proposes a “contract relationship” – whereby she gets to call him “Jinguji.” But who is this strange young man? And will this plan lead her to true love – or heartbreak?

“Ideal Boyfriend” is a 2022 Japanese drama series that was produced by Han Choru and Hideki Hori.

Ideal Boyfriend

💞 Girl's Dream 😍

Some three years ago, Mikuri Moriyama (Aragaki Yui) found an unusual new job – working as a live-in housekeeper for Hiramasa Tsuzaki (Hoshino Gen), a thirtysomething man who had never had a girlfriend and was “married” to his white-collar job. But this unconventional living arrangement eventually resulted in romance, and the duo fell for one another. Eventually, they officially started dating and began to live a happy life together.

Now, they are both working, sharing chores, and enjoying their married life. But tranquillity here is short-lived: Their attempts to legally marry have hit legal roadblocks. The global coronavirus pandemic strikes, and even threatens to temporarily separate them. And then an even bigger development materializes: Mikuri Moriyama finds she is expecting a baby! All this is happening just as Hiramasa Tsuzaki’s company is embarking on a major new business project. As his “wife” begins to suffer from crippling morning sickness, he decides to take early paternity leave to look after her. Will all these pressures drive them apart – or bring them closer together?

This drama special was based on a hit manga series that was written by Tsunami Umino and first published in 2012. It is the follow-up to the 2016 drama series “The Full-Time Wife Escapist.”

“The Full-Time Wife Escapist SPECIAL” is a 2021 Japanese drama special that was directed by Fuminori Kaneko.

The Full-time Wife Escapist SPECIAL

💞 Escapist Team 👶🏻

TV Asahi

Working as a design planner for a housing manufacturing company, Kaori Maejima (Reina Triendl) seems to be the sort of person who lives a very normal, comfortable life. Having been with the company for years, Kaori has all the appearances of a well-settled individual. But underneath that innocent exterior, Kaori harbors an unexpected secret.

Having fallen in love with her boss, Takuma Fuyuki (Hidekazu Mashima), years ago, Kaori knew that as a married man, he would never take notice of her; but in reality, she couldn’t have been more wrong. For years now, the two have been involved in a secret affair. Despite knowing she has no future with Takuma, Kaori can’t seem to let him go. But the arrival of Haruto Shinonome (Dori Sakurada), an interior designer fresh from New York, changes everything.&nbsp;

Assigned to work on a design project together, Kaori’s life becomes infinitely more complicated with Haruto around. Finding herself forced to face several harsh realities, could Haruto be the catalyst that changes Kaori’s fate forever?

Based on the manga series of the same name by Ririo and Aya Tsukisima, “Perfect Crime” is a 2019 Japanese romantic drama directed by Takeshi Furusawa, Yusuke Taki, and Osamu Minorikawa.

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