Aju Makita is one of the two leads in the Prime Original live-action drama Jirai Glico, playing Kazahi Koda opposite Nana Mori, with the series set to stream worldwide on Prime Video from November 13.
Aju Makita's current work is the live-action adaptation of Yugo Aosaki's novel Jirai Glico, announced for Prime Video with a November 13 worldwide launch. The production is a Prime Original, directed by Kazuaki Seki and produced by The Seven, and streams in more than 240 countries and regions.
Across the three announcements, Makita's role has been consistently fixed as one of the two leads. The first announcement named her as Kazahi Koda alongside Nana Mori as Mato Imoriya. The second described Mori and Makita as dual leads. The third, timed to the main trailer, again listed them as the two leads. None of the stories give further detail on her character beyond the name.
The marketing has moved from announcement to dated release. A teaser video accompanied the first announcement, and the main trailer, key visuals, and 12 scene photos arrived in October, with the game-based set pieces now the visible hook for the launch.
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Oct 16
The Prime Original drama Jirai Glico has released its main trailer, key visuals, and all 12 scene photos. The series stars Nana Mori and Aju Makita as double leads and is directed by Kazuaki Seki. It adapts Yugo Aosaki's novel and streams worldwide on Prime Video in over 240 countries and regions from Friday, November 13.
Sep 3
Prime Video will stream a live-action drama based on Yugo Aosaki's novel Jirai Glico, which won nine mystery awards, from Friday, November 13. Nana Mori and Aju Makita star as dual leads, with Kosuke Seki directing. A teaser video has been released.
Aug 28
Amazon Prime Video announced that Yugo Aosaki's Jirai Glico novel is getting a live-action adaptation titled Rock Paper Landmine. The series streams worldwide on the service starting November 13. Nana Mori stars as Mato Imoriya, Aju Makita plays Kazahi Koda, and Kazuaki Seki directs. The Seven produces.