Jin Suzuki is a Japanese actor. He was born in Tokyo, Japan, on July 22, 1999, and made his acting debut in 2017. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “My Love Mix-Up!” (2021).

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Haneki Mitsu (Kawazu Asuka) is a young woman who has just started college. She hopes that university life will help her forget her past – and the heartbreak of lost love. Back in her junior high school days, she fell in love with Hirako Kaede (Jin Suzuki). The two dated, but the love story ended in sadness. She was brokenhearted for years. But now she hopes for a fresh start – and a brand new love story. She also has the support of her best friend, a young man named Yamashita Kazuha (Yoshida Jinto).

However, Mitsu is stunned to discover that the man who moves into the room next to hers is none other than Kaede! But Kaede appears to have changed in the years since she last saw him. He has become mature and cosmopolitan – while still remaining every bit as handsome as he once was! Mitsu finds herself torn between the emotions she still feels for Kaede and her desire to find a new love. Things get even more complicated for her when she starts to suspect that Kazuha’s feelings for her may not be purely platonic! Could love strike twice for Mitsu and Kaede? Or has too much water already passed under the bridge?

“Motokare Retry” is a 2022 Japanese drama series that was directed by Ikeda Chihiro.

Motokare Retry

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Sota Aoki’s (Shunsuke Michieda) life takes an unexpected turn when he borrows an eraser from his crush, Mio Hashimoto (Riko Fukumoto), only to discover she’s written another boy’s name on it. Devastated, Aoki drops the eraser, but it’s picked up by Kousuke Ida (Ren Meguro), who now mistakenly believes Aoki has a crush on him! As Aoki scrambles to clarify the situation, he finds himself caught in a whirlwind of romantic misunderstandings and comedic chaos. Will Aoki manage to set things straight with Ida, or will this mix-up lead to surprising new connections? This 2021 Japanese romantic comedy drama was directed by Shogo Kusano and Tadaaki Horai and was adapted from the manga of the same name by Wataru Hinekure.

My Love Mix-Up!

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Haruko Shibuya (Yamada Anna) is a 17-year-old high schooler who feels alienated by life in modern Tokyo. She dreams about meeting a boy she can fall in love with – convinced that romance will help turn her boring and unfulfilling life around. Meanwhile, the once-studious Kenichi Kanagawa (Jin Suzuki) has decided that he is done with high school – he tells his teachers he is quitting school and wants to become a free spirit. He heads out into the city and tries to approach women, hoping to make a sexual conquest.

But this plan appears to backfire quickly: He falls for a young woman named Mayumi (Misato Morita), who appears to be a sex worker. He arranges to take her on a date, but a love rival beats him up and leaved him bloodied on the street. While he is hurt, Haruko Shibuya sees him – and instantly falls for him, thinking he is the Prince Charming she has waited all her life to meet. As they get to know each other, will this duo find love – or will they end up instead discovering who they truly are?

This movie was based on a manga title of the same name by Kyoko Okazaki.

“Georama Boy, Panorama Girl” is a 2020 Japanese movie that was directed and adapted for the screen by Natsuki Seta.

Georama Boy, Panorama Girl

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Standards have been slipping at the elite Eitoku Academy. A student group named Correct 5 decides to act, with Haruto Kaguragi (Hirano Sho) taking the helm. The group’s aim: Identify deadbeat students and force them out of school! This rings the alarm bells for Oto Edogawa (Sugisaki Hana), a student who’s trying to hide the fact that her family is in dire financial straits. She is also trying to hide her engagement to her fiancé Tenma Hase (Taishi Nakagawa), a boy from a rival school. But problems begin to emerge for all involved when Oto Edogawa discovers an embarrassing secret about the Correct 5 kingpin! This drama is the sequel to the hit series “Boys Over Flowers.” This 2018 Japanese drama series was based on a manga series by Yoko Kamio and directed by Yasuharu Ishii.

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