Mao is a Japanese actress and TV personality who was born on August 5, 1991, in Toyohashi,&nbsp;Aichi&nbsp;Prefecture, Japan. She began working as a sales clerk in the Japanese capital, Tokyo, but in her early 20s had a change of heart and decided to pursue a career as an actress. She made her breakthrough in 2017, when she appeared in the drama series “Lonely Robot” and “I’m Quitting My Job for a While.” In 2018, she starred in the drama “Cops ‘n Robbers.” More recently, she starred in “You, Me, and Bach” (2019) and the movie “Stigmatized Properties” (2020).

Yaeko Kogure (Haru) is a 27-year-old white-collar worker who is tired of her office life and looks forward to getting married and putting it all behind her. It is with great joy that she gets engaged with her boyfriend and hands in her notice. But before she really has a chance to celebrate, she gets a shock when her fiancé tells her he wants to break up with her because he has started a relationship with another woman.

Dejected, she sits in a shopping mall where she hears the Bach violin piece “Air on the G String” (from the composer’s “3rd Suite in D major”). On a whim, she decides to take a violin class, where she meets and befriends a younger university student named Rihito Kase (Taishi Nakagawa) and a married woman named Yukie Kitagawa (Matsushita Yuki). The former is in love with the violin class teacher, but Yaeko Kogure starts to develop romantic feelings for him...

This drama was based on a manga series that was serialized between 2013 and 2018.

“You, Me, and Bach” is a 2019 Japanese drama series that was directed by Fuminori Kaneko, Kentaro Takemura, and Ryosuke Fukuda.

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