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Naoyuki Miura

BIOGRAPHY

Naoyuki Miura (Japanese: 三浦直之; born October 29, 1987) is a Japanese playwright and screenwriter. He wrote the screenplay for the 2026 MBS boys’ love drama The Boy and I Who Will Break Up in 100 Days, adapted from the novel by the late Asahara Naoto.

Born in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, and raised partly in Onagawa before his family settled in Tomiya from the third grade, he enrolled in the Department of Theatre at Nihon University College of Art after failing the entrance exam for the film department, and later left the program without graduating.

In 2009 he co-founded the theater company Rolo with university classmates, and has written and directed every one of its productions since. His stage play Kazoku no Koto, Sono Ta Takusan no Koto won the Sato Sakichi Award for Best Screenplay at Oji Little Theater’s playwriting competition in 2009, and his play Handsome na Daigo was a finalist for the 60th Kishida Kunio Drama Award in 2015. He previously adapted another Asahara Naoto novel for television as Fujoshi, Ukkari Gay ni Koku., for which he won the Screenplay Award at the 16th Confidence Awards.

BLGLFlix editorial view

He runs a theatre company, and adapting a novel for television is the side of it people outside Japan see.

Naoyuki Miura (三浦直之), born 29 October 1987 in Sendai, co-founded the theatre company Rolo in 2009 and has written and directed everything it has staged since. He wrote the screenplay for The Boy and I Who Will Break Up in 100 Days in 2026.

Small theatre companies are a real institution in Japan rather than a rehearsal stage for television. A group forms, writes and stages its own work for years, builds a following in a few hundred seats at a time, and its writer develops a voice with no producer standing over it. Television then hires that voice for exactly what it built.

That is a different provenance from a screenwriter who came up inside the broadcast system, and it is worth recording because the adaptation choices on a novel are where a writer’s own instincts show most clearly.

He enrolled at Nihon University’s College of Art in theatre after failing the entrance exam for its film department, which is documented and is the kind of detail a career is actually made of.

His birth date, birthplace, education, founding year and award history are all on this page.

PROFILE DETAILS

Native Name
三浦直之
Real Name
Naoyuki Miura (三浦直之)
Born
(Age 38)
Birthplace
Sendai, Miyagi, Japan
Gender
Male
Western Zodiac
Scorpio ♏
Chinese Zodiac
Rabbit 🐇
Nationality
Debut
2009 — Co-founded the theater company Rolo in 2009, writing and directing all its productions since; his 2009 play Kazoku no Koto, Sono Ta Takusan no Koto won the Sato Sakichi Award for Best Screenplay
Years Active
2009-present

NOTABLE AWARDS

  • 2009, Oji Little Theater “Fude ni Oboe Ari” playwriting competition, selection and the Sato Sakichi Award for Best Screenplay, for Kazoku no Koto, Sono Ta Takusan no Koto.
  • 2015 to 60th Kishida Kunio Drama Award, finalist, for Handsome na Daigo.
  • 16th Confidence Awards, Drama Award, Screenplay Award, for Fujoshi, Ukkari Gay ni Koku.

EDUCATION

  • Nihon University College of Art, Department of Theatre, enrolled after failing the entrance exam for the film department; left the program without graduating.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is Naoyuki Miura?

Naoyuki Miura is a Japanese playwright and screenwriter born on October 29, 1987 in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture. He co-founded and writes for the theater company Rolo.

What did Naoyuki Miura write in the BL genre?

He wrote the screenplay for the 2026 MBS boys’ love drama The Boy and I Who Will Break Up in 100 Days, adapted from the novel by the late Asahara Naoto.

Has Naoyuki Miura adapted Asahara Naoto's work before?

Yes. He previously adapted another Asahara Naoto novel for television as Fujoshi, Ukkari Gay ni Koku., for which he won the Screenplay Award at the 16th Confidence Awards.

What is Rolo?

Rolo is a Japanese theater company Naoyuki Miura co-founded with university classmates in 2009. He has written and directed every one of its stage productions since.

What awards has Naoyuki Miura won?

His 2009 play Kazoku no Koto, Sono Ta Takusan no Koto won the Sato Sakichi Award for Best Screenplay at Oji Little Theater’s playwriting competition, and his play Handsome na Daigo was a finalist for the 60th Kishida Kunio Drama Award in 2015.

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  1. TMDBTMDB person page themoviedb.org/person/2372554
  2. WikipediaJapanese Wikipedia, 三浦直之 ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/三浦直之

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