Keito Tsuna is a Japanese actor. He was born on December 24, 1998, in Funabashi, Chiba, Japan, and made his acting debut in 2018. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “I Will Be Your Bloom” (2022).

Keito Tsuna

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Music school receptionist Asuka Yukihira (Alice Hirose) attends her high school reunion and reconnects with Haruto Mizuno (Gordon Maeda), her old crush. To her delight, she discovers Haruto has also harbored feelings for her all these years. They begin to date, eager to make up for lost time and resolve past misunderstandings. However, tragedy strikes when Haruto is hospitalized and falls into a coma. Asuka remains steadfastly by his side, reflecting on their past while grappling with an uncertain future. Will Haruto recover, allowing them to reclaim the love they almost lost, or is it already too late? This 2024 Japanese drama series was directed by Yuichiro Hirakawa.

366 Days

🏮 A Year And A Day 🌞

Kazuki Yoshihata

Kazuha Ono (Rin Takanashi), a 35-year-old seasoned editor at women's fashion magazine Zeal, has her world shattered when she discovers her husband's workplace affair. After divorcing him, she struggles to maintain composure at work, unexpectedly revealing her marital breakdown during a staff meeting. Kento Mitsui (Keito Tsuna), a 22-year-old new employee who initially wanted to work on a comic magazine, finds himself at Zeal without genuine interest in fashion. As Kazuha becomes his mentor, Kento develops romantic feelings for her. Complicating matters, Kazuha's husband attempts to reconcile as his new relationship crumbles, leaving her torn between potential new love and her past. This is a 2023 Japanese drama series directed by Nomura Nao and Yamaguchi Yuuya.

My Happy Divorced Life

🕺My status: single again

Hitomi Mamoru (Honoka Yahagi), an HR consultant, feels undervalued at her current job, where she's used more as a publicist than a human resources professional. One night, she meets the charismatic Sakyo Shiori (Atsuhiro Inukai) at a bar and unexpectedly wakes up at his house the next morning. Sakyo, the CEO of struggling company Jet Black, wants Hitomi to improve his firm's employee retention. As they work together, an unexpected connection begins to develop between them. Based on a manga series by Yatsumi Tsumu, "Troubles All Aboard!" is a 2023 Japanese drama series directed by Tomohiro Takahashi, Fuga Yaegashi, and Watanabe Yuya.

Troubles All Aboard!

🌞 Troubles All Aboard 😎 

Asuka Nakamachi (Tsubasa Honda), a 30-year-old former high school teacher, has lost her passion after a devastating professional setback. Withdrawing from the world, she unexpectedly becomes a live-in housemother for a struggling boy band's dormitory. To her surprise, the group's leader is Dan Sagami (Fumiya Takahashi), a former student she once encouraged to pursue his dreams. As Dan's unwavering determination and leadership inspire her, Asuka begins to rediscover her own sense of purpose. Witnessing Dan's commitment to achieving his goals, she starts to confront her past failures and contemplate rebuilding her life. Their unexpected reconnection becomes a catalyst for Asuka's personal transformation and renewed hope. This is a 2022 Japanese romantic comedy drama directed by Toshio Tsuboi and Naoki Kato.

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