Mizuki Yoshida is a Japanese actress and model who was born on March 10, 2003, in Tokyo, Japan. She made her drama debut in 2018 and in 2019 made her big-screen bow in the movie adaptation of the hit manga series “The World of Machida-kun.” She has since gone on to appear in films such as “Lump in My Heart” (2023).

Mizuki Yoshida

Like many high school sophomores, Ryo (Ryusei Fukada), Hikaru (Rei Yabana), and Chika (Mizuki Yoshida) live seemingly peaceful lives, but on the inside, they’re each hiding a torrent of emotions. Only after Hikaru and Chika discover an 8mm film in a dilapidated school warehouse do these hidden feelings begin to surface. When Hikaru is captivated by the beautiful girl in the film (Ririka Tanabe), it changes all of their friendships and relationships forever. As the lives and emotions of these four high schoolers intertwine, which will have the courage to say what they feel? This is a 2024 Japanese youth romance drama directed by Karin Takeda.

My Strawberry Film

Chika Nakamura

Akiko (Tokiwa Takako) is a middle-aged woman who lives in an unassuming old home with her university student daughter Chinatsu (Yoshida Mizuki). They are happy, despite their modest surroundings, and are always happy to share a joke and make one another laugh. Chinatsu dreams of becoming a successful novelist, and hopes that her university education will help her achieve this.

But Chinatsu’s plans hit an obstacle when she is given an assignment she does not enjoy – writing about her first love. Her first relationship, with Mitsuteru Kawayanagi (Okudaira Daikane), ended in sourness, and she would prefer never to think about it again for the rest of her days. But when she meets Mitsuteru Kawayanagi again, she is once again inspired to resume writing. However, both women are in for a shock when Akiko finds a doctor’s note that suggests Chinatsu may have breast cancer. The note requires Chinatsu to return to the hospital for a re-examination. Tensions rise as the fateful day approaches. Does joy – or tragedy – lay in wait for these two women?

“The Lump in My Heart” is a 2023 Japanese movie that was directed by Shingo Matsumura.

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