Erena Mizusawa is a Japanese model and actress who was born on March 21, 1992, in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. She debuted as a model in 2005 and in 2008 starred in the drama “Koizora” and followed up in 2009 with the film “Feel the Wind.” She has since starred in the movie “Clover” (2014) and the drama “Wild Horses” (2015).

Erena Mizusawa

WOWOW

Yuri Kariya (Hikaru Takahashi), a high school student, falls deeply in love with Ryuhei Aono (Sato Shori) after a chance encounter. Their passionate relationship is abruptly cut short when Ryuhei dies in a road accident. Devastated, Yuri contemplates suicide, but Ryuhei's ghost appears and stops her. They agree to continue their relationship with him as a ghost, leading to complicated and bizarre situations. With help from Masayoshi Fujimoto (Kamio Fuju) and Mio Horie (Ririka), Yuri navigates the challenges of loving a ghost who can only be seen by her. When Ryuhei briefly possesses her body, their unconventional relationship becomes even more complicated. Based on a manga series by Shiina Umi, this is a 2022 Japanese supernatural romance drama directed by Smith.

I Want To Hold Aono-kun So Badly I Could Die

👻 Love U to Death & Beyond 👻

The “Frankenstein” that is known the world over comes back to modern day Japan as an original love story.

After numerous trials and errors experimenting with bringing a dead person back to life, Dr. Franken finally creates an ugly yet kindhearted monster who will never age and die.

A man who was given life as a monster, with a dangerous body that holds a secret.
Because he's not able to life alongside humans, this monster decided to vanish.
One hundred years later, in 2017, the monster continues to live in Japan.

Hiding deep in the forest, he lives a quiet and lonely life.
He will live forever with his powerful body that is unlike any human being.
Yet he has a heart that is more human than any human in existence.
Even though he knows it's impossible, he still continues to dream of one day living as a "human".

He listens to the "human world" on the radio and gathers things that people have thrown away as he reminisces on what it's like to live as a human.&nbsp;
He is a uniquely cute monster who longs to be human.
One fateful day, he meets a young woman. In despair, he no longer wants to meet humans. They scare him tremendously. He fears that they won't accept him. But he wants to meet, talk, and laugh with humans.

Until one day, the monster falls in love with a human.

It's a love that won't bear fruit, for his body holds a secret that prevents him from touching any human being.

This story is about a sorrowful monster who shows humans a love they've never known before. Moved by his unflinching love, the humans make the most out of their lives in moments bitter and sweet, in tears and in laughter. Through it all, there is much love.&nbsp;

Frankenstein's Love

Omiya Ririe

TV Asahi

Sumi Kisaragi (Keiko Matsuzaka) has spent her life working at her family's business - a flower farm. As a young girl she dreamed of attending a university, but had to stay behind to take care of her grandmother, who was injured in an accident, and then later her parents.

Although she was happy to take care of her family and their business, her whole life has passed her by and she never even had a boyfriend! 

Now 65, she wishes she could go back and do it all again. Luckily for Sumi Kisaragi, she's about to her wish. When she wakes up with the body of a 20-year-old and introduces herself as Sumire (Mirei Kiritani). What choices will she make differently?

Sumika Sumire is a 2016 Japanese Drama based on the manga of the same name.

Sumika Sumire

Suzuki Saya (Emi Takei), a young office worker, constantly faces harsh criticism from her strict 29-year-old manager Tsuge Susumu (Okura Tadayoshi), who reprimands her for her perceived shortcomings. Unexpectedly, Tsuge proposes they start dating, even suggesting the possibility of marriage. Their initial relationship is awkward and tense, resembling a student-teacher dynamic. As love rivals attempt to interfere with their budding romance, Saya and Susumu gradually begin to understand each other better. Despite their rocky start, they slowly develop genuine feelings for one another. This is a 2014 Japanese movie directed by Furusawa Takeshi.

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