2296 results found for: Kimi wa Koibito
Kita Kana
Kita Kana started her career in 2010, by interpreting the role of Anne in the musical "Akage no An" (Anne of Green Gables). She likes shopping and going to karaoke alone.
Motoki Masahiro
Motoki Masahiro, born in Kitakatsushika, Okegawa, Japan, is a Japanese actor, television host, singer, and former idol. He was a member of the boy group Shibugakitai (シブがき隊), which debuted in 1982 under Johnny & Associates (ジャニーズ事務所). After leaving the agency, he became represented…
Sato Megumi
Sato Megumi, born in Tokyo, Japan, is a Japanese actress and television personality managed by Stardust Promotion. She was scouted in junior high school and since then took acting lessons. She made her acting debut in 2001 in the TV drama "3 nen B gumi Kinpachi Sensei 6" with the role of a student named…
Yusuke Santamaria
Yusuke Santamaria, born Nakayama Yusuke, is an actor and singer born in Ōita Ōita Prefecture, Japan who premiered primarily on Japanese networks such as JDTV and JHJ. He was best known for his work on many popular game shows, television programs, and shorts. He is also known simply as "Yūsuke". His…
Takiuchi Kumi
Kumi Takiuchi is a Japanese actress born in Toyama, Japan. She began her career as a model when she was in high school. At the age of 18, she moved to Tokyo and entered Otsuma Woman’s University. She graduated with a teacher’s license, but later realized that teaching wasn’t what she truly desired…
Tomite Ami
Tomite Ami is a Japanese actress and former trainee of the Japanese idol group “AKB48”. (Source: Scriling)
Ishigaki Yuma
Ishigaki Yuma is a Japanese actor, born on August 28, 1982, in Tokyo. His younger brother is singer Ishigaki Daisuke. Yuma is represented by the talent agency Horipro. He was the Grand Prix Winner for the 21st Movie Star Audition in 2000. He and former TV Nagasaki announcer Mori Manami submitted their…
Yanai Yumena
Yumena Yanai is an actress, known for High & Low: The Worst (2019), Korosanai Kare to Shinanai Kanojo (2019), and Black School Rules (2019).
