Inoue Yuki is a Japanese actor who was born on June 6, 1996, in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. He made his debut in 2018 in a stage performance of the musical “Peter Pan.” He has since gone on to star in screen titles, such as the drama “Unfortunate Detective” (2019) and the film “No Call No Life” (2021).

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A Japanese high school is rocked by the arrival of an enigmatic, charismatic, and highly mysterious transfer student named Mishima Zero (Michieda Shunsuke). This white-haired 19-year-old begins telling classmates that he wants to bring down the current world order – created and run by adults – and build a new future. He asks them to join his cause, and help put an end to the world they know.

Many of the school’s more disgruntled, depressed, and rebellious students begin to flock to Mishima Zero’s cause – some of them seemingly falling under his charismatic spell. They create a group called Mars, as they begin on their destructive quest. Teachers and some students, however, are less keen on Mars’ talk of revolution. Mars finds itself on a collision course with those unaligned with its values – but who will prevail?

“Mars” is a 2024 Japanese drama series that was directed by Katayama Osamu and Hirakawa Yuichiro.

Mars

🐺 The Rebels 🐺

Serial bookworm Waka Kashiwagi (Yurika Nakamura) has a problem: her collection of books has grown too large to fit in a regular house! But when she bumps into high school classmate Shinobu Kamijo (Ryosuke Hashimoto), it looks like Waka may have found a solution. Now a successful scientific researcher, Shinobu has a large residence that can also house Waka – and her vast array of books. Waka agrees, although the duo have a history: in high school, Shinobu kissed Waka while she was reading in the school library, but moved overseas with his family shortly after. Unbeknownst to Waka, Shinobu still has feelings for her. Will Waka’s love for literature leave no room for romance – or could her new living arrangements lay the foundations for a new relationship? This 2021 Japanese drama series, based on a manga series by Hiiro Kisaragi, was directed by Akimori Sakemi, Yuta Yoshikawa, and Yui Matsuzaki.

Blinded Kiss

Bookworm's Lover Team💖 

Wandering through life with no real goals, Akihito Yoshihara (Yuki Inoue) is barely managing to drag himself through the drudgery of his daily life. Doing his best to move away from a past that has left him terribly scarred, Akihito wants to forget the years that have long haunted him. But no matter how hard he tries, he just can’t seem to shake the memories that continually haunt him. Things for Akihito only get worse when fate brings Eriko Ishikawa (Ayane Kinoshita) back into his life.

Having once harbored a deep high school crush on Eriko, the sight of her suddenly drags Akihito back to the days he’d most like to forget. The subjects of vicious slander and baseless lies, both Akihito and Eriko were tormented endlessly in high school. Unable to do anything but drag themselves through each miserable day, both of them have spent every day since, trying desperately to forget those days of endless suffering.&nbsp;

Reunited seven years later, will Akihito and Eriko find a way to overcome the pain of the past and the strength they need to write for themselves a better future?

A story full of both pain and hope, “Bittersand” is a 2021 drama film directed by Tomoya Sugimoto.

Bittersand

Bittersand Team

It is the summer of the third year of high school, and the normally straight-laced 17-year-old Umi Sakura (Mio Yuki) finds herself strangely attracted to Mahiro Harukawa (Yuki Inoue), an older classmate who has become the school’s biggest rebel. With his outstanding dyed hair and his sneering attitude to authority, teachers and fellow students alike think that he is trouble. But Umi Sakura and Mahiro Harukawa share unhappy memories of abuse at the hands of the adults in their lives, and their difficult pasts draw them closer together – even though he warns her that his love could be tinged with darkness.

They soon find a strange and troubling quest to share, when they come across a voice message left on a cellphone answering machine. The message is from a boy who appears to be telephoning Santa Claus, although he gives some shocking information and makes an unsettling Christmas request. As they look into the message, they realize that originates from a number that technically could not make calls. The deeper they look, the darker the mystery becomes – even threatening to derail their young lives…

“No Call No Life” is a 2021 Japanese movie that was directed by Aya Igashi.

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