Nomura Shuhei is a Japanese actor who was born on November 14, 1993, in Kobe, Japan. He first rose to prominence in 2009, after he beat 30,000 contestants to win a talent contest organized by entertainment agency Amuse. He made his acting debut in the drama series “Shinsengumi: Peace Maker” in 2010, and has since gone on to appear in titles such as “Doctor X5” (2017) and “Secret Unrequited Love” (2019).

Nomura Shuhei

Fuji TV

Misaki Sakurai (Mirei Kiritani) is down on her luck. Her dreams of becoming a top-level pastry chef with her own business seem as distant now as they have ever been and her love life appears to have stalled. To top it all off, she has just been fired from her job, and could find herself out of money and out of a home. But just when things are looking like they couldn’t get any worse, she finally gets a lucky break when her old high school flame Chiaki Shibasaki (Shohei Miura) appears on the scene and not only offers her a part-time job at his restaurant over the summer, but also a place to stay – in the house where her and his two younger brothers the cooking school dropout and womanizer Toma (Nomura Shuhei) and the unflappably patient Kanata (Yamazaki Kento) also live there.

The brothers, also talented cooks in their own right, and are as full of charm as Chiaki Shibasaki. And as Misaki Sakurai starts to live with them, she starts to realize that she might have romantic feelings not only for her former flame, but also his siblings. Will true love end up on the menu for Misaki Sakurai – and can she get her culinary dreams back on track?

“A Girl and Three Sweethearts” is a 2016 Japanese drama series that was directed by Hiro Kanai, Ryo Tanaka, and Tomonobu Moriwaki.

A Girl & Three Sweethearts

🍰Sweet Treat🍰-Team

Fuji TV, Tokai TV

With the nation’s birth rate at an all-time low and the age of the country's population on a steady incline, the Japanese government is on the verge of a national crisis. In order to combat these worrisome statistics, the government has decided to implement the “Marriage Lottery Act”. Under this new law, all citizens between the ages of 25-39, who are single and have no children, are required to attend government planned blind dates. After randomly selecting men and women for these state sanctioned dates, each citizen must attend their appointed marriage interview. Though they’re not necessarily required to agree to the government proposed marriage. In fact, each citizen has the right to decline the government’s proposal twice. However, if a suitable match cannot be made by then, a third rejection automatically enlists the individual into two years of service on the Anti-terrorism Activities Support Team.

A twenty-six year old systems engineer, living alone in Tokyo, Tatsuhiko Miyasaka (Nomura Shuhei) was perfectly content with his single life. Suffering from some rather severe childhood trauma, life for Tatsuhiko was easier without other people in it. But now, thanks to this new law, Tatsuhiko finds himself forced to prepare for a date he never would have planned on his own. Meanwhile, another Tokyo resident, Nana Fuyumura (Rin Takanashi), finds herself in a very similar situation. Subject to the new law after a recent breakup with her boyfriend, Nana must now force herself back into the world of dating, or suffer the consequences. But what if she’s not ready?

Forced together by their government, Tatsuhiko and Nana have no choice but to participate in their mandated marriage interview. But can two total strangers truly be expected to find life-long happiness under such unorthodox circumstances?&nbsp;

Based on the novel of the same name by Miu Kakiya, “Choosing Spouse by Lottery” is a 2018 drama directed by Ishikawa Junichi.

Choosing Spouse by Lottery

The Jackpot Team 

Can indecision and fear keep you from getting everything you want out of life? Aoi Miura (Sota Fukushi) was a popular student and star of his high school swim team who dreamed of becoming an architect someday. But years later, his shy and indecisive personality stunted his maturity, and he finds himself working only as an assistant in a small architect office in Tokyo. When Aoi meets up again with Akari Serizawa (Tsubasa Honda), a friend from high school that he had secretly liked, he finds that there is another Aoi by her side. Shouta Aoi (Shuhei Nomura) was a nerdy, unpopular student in high school but he now faces a bright future as a doctor. When the story ends with a wedding day, which Aoi will be the lucky guy to marry Akari? “Koinaka” is a 2015 Japanese drama series directed by Hiro Kanai and Shogo Miyaki.

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