Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
Rikako Yagi was born on July 7, 2001, in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. Before moving to Tokyo in 2020 to attend university, she lived in her hometown of Shiga, where she balanced her studies with her acting and modeling career. [1] She is skilled in rhythmic gymnastics after having practiced it for six years during elementary school. [2]
You are free: to share – to copy, distribute and transmit the work; to remix – to adapt the work; Under the following conditions: attribution – You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses ...
When they reconnect at the used bookstore where Kimi works, they meet Rui (Taisei Kido), a young man interested in music, whose vivid green hue causes Totsuko to impulsively form a band with her ...
Portrayed by: Rikako Yagi [9] (drama), Moeka Koizumi [7] (stage play) Azalea's vocalist and bassist; along with guitarist Ichika and drummer Futaba, they are high school friends. In high school, the three formed a band out of their passion for music, but due to commercial marketing considerations, they had to follow Toshihito Karasawa's policy ...
While on patrol, Harumichi encounters Tsuzuru, who waits outside for a girl named Uta. Uta dances at the Northern Lights Building and posts videos on Instagram. Harumichi advises him to come back Saturday, where Uta would likely appear. When the day comes, Tsuzuru and Uta meet and the two connect.
My Beautiful Man won Best Video at the 13th BL Awards in 2022. [57] Riku Hagiwara and Yusei Yagi won the 16th Grand Prix My Best TV Award at the 59th Galaxy Award, the Zaihan Broadcasting's Grand Prix Award, [58] [59] and the Hot Actor Pair Award from the Weibo Account Festival 2022 [60] for their performances. Hagiwara and Yagi won the 17th ...
Naoki Matayoshi as Iwao Yagi, the owner of second-hand bookstore "Derashine" [5] [6] Satoru Matsuo as Yoshiharu Mochizuki, Kurumi's father and former rugby player [ 5 ] [ 6 ] Seiko Takuma as Michiko Tsuda, a hostess of the café where Mai and Kurumi are working part-time [ 5 ] [ 6 ]
Rikako Yagi as Kiku, Yoshitoki's half-sister; Ichika Osaki as Aki, Yoshitoki's half-sister; Masaki Murakami as Inage Shigenari, Aki's husband; Hiroyuki Takagishi (Timon D) as Nitta Tadatsune; Kizuki as Tsurumaru (later known as Taira no Moritsuna) Haruto Satō as young Tsurumaru; Takashi Yamanaka as Hiraga Tomomasa