Kamiji Yusuke is a Japanese actor and singer who was born on April 18, 1979, in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. He made his acting debut in the drama series “LXIXVXE” in 1999. He has since gone on to star in a number of hit movie titles, including the cult classic “Crows Zero” (2007) and its 2009 sequel, as well as “Clover” (2014) and “Let Me Eat Your Pancreas” (2017).

Kamiji Yusuke

Suzuki Saya (Emi Takei) works in an office that plans events for a major hotel. Her 29-year-old manager Tsuge Susumu (Okura Tadayoshi) is a cold, strict man who constantly reprimands her for being late and castigates her in front of her coworkers for failing to abide by his ultra-high standards. Nothing she ever does appears to make him happy, and the scoldings never seem to end! But one day, seemingly in the middle of a scolding, he suddenly asks her to date him – and even suggests that they might get married if she agrees.

They finally agree to try dating, but at first, everything is quite awkward between them. At times, it seems to Suzuki Saya that she is in a relationship with a strict teacher. Furthermore, love rivals begin to appear on the scene, intent on breaking up their relationship. But – against all odds – the more time they spend together, the more they learn about themselves. And as they get to know one another better, the buds of a real romance slowly begin to appear!

“Clover” is a 2014 Japanese movie that was directed by Furusawa Takeshi.

Clover

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As a high school student, Tsukasa (Keiko Kitagawa) was involved in a car accident so severe, she has been forced to deal with the aftereffects to this day. Bound to a wheelchair, Tsukasa not only lives with a number of physical impairments, but with mental ones as well, the most severe being those that affect her memories. Despite the difficulties Tsukasa has been forced to deal with, she does the best that she can and tries to make the most out of every day, as she is keenly aware that every day is a gift.

Having spent the majority of her adult life alone, Tsukasa often dreams of finding that perfect someone someday but isn’t entirely convinced she ever will. Until the day she meets Masaki (Ryo Nishikido), a handsome taxi driver who quickly captures her heart. Completely smitten, Tsukasa finds herself constantly gravitating towards Masaki. Unable to ignore her attention for long, Masaki soon finds himself returning Tsukasa’s affection.

Finally together, Tsukasa and Masaki are ready to begin a happy new life together but their joy is short-lived. Forced to face an unexpectedly serious situation, will this young couple find the strength they need to overcome whatever lies ahead?

A touching love story, “I Just Wanna Hug You” is a 2014 Japanese biographical romantic drama film directed by Akihiko Shiota.

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