Miona Hori is a Japanese singer and actress. She was born in Gifu Prefecture, Japan on October 15, 1996, and made her debut in the entertainment industry in 2013, as a member of the idol girl group, Nogizaka46. In 2015, she made her debut as an actor, taking her first role in a television drama. Since then, she has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “Melancholy of the Betrayed” (2021).

Miona Hori

Yumeko Onodera (Omasa Aya) is a beautiful young woman who has a highly successful career with a promising company. But her love life is a total mess. She was hoping to tie the knot but is stunned by an unexpected rejection from her boyfriend, as well as a cruel betrayal from one of her office juniors. To make things worse, she is still hung up on her first love from high school – a boy named Nozomi Jinguji (Sato Taiki).

But one day, she bumps into a mysterious young man named Murase Hikaru (also played by Sato Taiki). Stunned by his incredible resemblance to Nozomi Jinguji, she falls under his spell immediately. She instantly wants to be intimate with him, but manages to check herself at the last moment. But her obsession with Nozomi Jinguji is so intense that she cannot simply let him go. She proposes a “contract relationship” – whereby she gets to call him “Jinguji.” But who is this strange young man? And will this plan lead her to true love – or heartbreak?

“Ideal Boyfriend” is a 2022 Japanese drama series that was produced by Han Choru and Hideki Hori.

Ideal Boyfriend

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In many respects, Noburu Tagawa (Atsuhiro Inukai) is the very definition of an ideal husband. He loves his wife dearly, has a good, well-paying job, voluntarily helps out around the house, and to top it all off, he’s also incredibly handsome. In all honesty, it would be hard to find a husband more perfect and yet, it would seem that his wife, Aiko (Miona Hori), still finds him lacking.

Frustrated in a marriage that feels more like one of convenience, rather than love, Aiko has recently felt her heart waver, when in the presence of a different man. Unable to resist the heart-fluttering attention of her boss, Aiko gradually begins to return his obvious feelings for her. Soon caught up in a heated affair, Noburu is crushed when he uncovers the truth about Aiko and her boss.&nbsp;

Devastated by Aiko’s betrayal, Noburu soon teams up with the wife of Aiko’s new lover to exact their revenge. Will their plan bring them the catharsis they seek, or will it only serve to make matters worse?

Adapted from the manga series, “Saretagawa no Blue” by Chika Semoto, “Melancholy of the Betrayed” is a 2021 Japanese drama directed by Smith.

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