Riisa Naka is cast in the Fuji TV drama series “Tokyo Middle 30”. The drama series is a remake of the 2020 Chinese drama series “Nothing But Thirty”. The adaptation of the screenplay, written by Ayako Kitagawa (“My Second Aoharu”, will increase the age of the three main female characters from 30 to 35 years old, the so-called mid-thirties generation. For “Tokyo Middle 30”, Riisa Naka will play Maki Sukura. She hoped to become a successful businesswoman when she was a high school student, but she became a housewife. She then meets her two best friends from her high school years.
“Tokyo Middle 30” will first air on July 22, 2026 in Japan.
Plot synopsis by AsianWiki: Maki Kurusu (Riisa Naka), Haruka Yamaji and Kaoruko Nagano were high school classmates in a small regional town. Even though they had different personalities from each other, an incident brought them together and they became best friends. They all moved from a small regional town to Tokyo.
Today, 20 years later, the three women are 35 years old and still living in Tokyo, but their realities are different from what they had imagined. Maki Sakura wanted to become a successful woman, but now she is a housewife. Haruka Yamaji dreamed of becoming a musician, but she is busy with her job in the clothing industry. Kaoruko Nagano works as a teacher at an elementary school and she doesn’t know if she wants to marry her boyfriend. The three women grew apart while continuing their separate lives, but they reunite after five years. They discover each other’s lives and begin to confront their own lives again.
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