Writing
Mash Morino
Born
1996-09-24 (30)
Place of birth
Saitama Prefecture, Japan
Known for
Writing
Credits
3 titles
Mash Morino born on September 24, 1996, in Saitama Prefecture. She graduated from the Department of Japanese Literature at Hosei University. Under the guidance of Professor Masao Nemoto, she studied novel writing. After working at an advertising agency, she completed her studies in the Film Scriptwriting field at the Graduate School of Film and New Media, Tokyo University of the Arts. With Professor Yuji Sakamoto as her mentor, she honed her skills in scriptwriting. Her work, "FIN," was selected as a finalist in the 47th Jotaro Arato Award. She also received the Grand Prize at the 47th Creative TV Drama Awards for "Ke no Hi no Kekeke."
Known for
NRYura, a young girl who struggles to fit in with her classmates, discovers an old smartphone while helping clean out a disused school building. Out of curiosity, she and her friends power it on. Soon afterward, strange videos featuring the children themselves begin appearing on their phones. At first, the clips seem like harmless jokes and are consumed much like viral internet memes. What the children do not realize, however, is that these videos are foretelling a horrifying future that awaits them.
Cursed Meme
2026
6.7Winner of the 47th Creative TV Drama Award. Through the story of a high school girl with "sensory sensitivity" who tries to create a place for herself with her friends, this tv special gives courage to all those who feel "difficult to live".
Ke no Hi no Kekeke
2024
8.5During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, when club activities were restricted, Japanese students launched an astronomical observation event called the "Star Catch Contest" via remote meetings. What began as a collaboration between students from Ibaraki, Tokyo, and Nagasaki's Goto Islands soon spread nationwide, leading to an unexpected miracle.
Catching the Stars of This Summer
2025
Behind the camera
NRYura, a young girl who struggles to fit in with her classmates, discovers an old smartphone while helping clean out a disused school building. Out of curiosity, she and her friends power it on. Soon afterward, strange videos featuring the children themselves begin appearing on their phones. At first, the clips seem like harmless jokes and are consumed much like viral internet memes. What the children do not realize, however, is that these videos are foretelling a horrifying future that awaits them.
Cursed Meme
2026
6.7Winner of the 47th Creative TV Drama Award. Through the story of a high school girl with "sensory sensitivity" who tries to create a place for herself with her friends, this tv special gives courage to all those who feel "difficult to live".
Ke no Hi no Kekeke
2024
8.5During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, when club activities were restricted, Japanese students launched an astronomical observation event called the "Star Catch Contest" via remote meetings. What began as a collaboration between students from Ibaraki, Tokyo, and Nagasaki's Goto Islands soon spread nationwide, leading to an unexpected miracle.
Catching the Stars of This Summer
2025