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Ava Lee is a fierce 28-year-old with a reputation as the go-to wedding planner for modern lovebirds. But when her grandmother, the legendary matchmaker Mei Lee, decides to retire, Ava is roped into managing her old-school matchmaking service as a favor. Skeptical about Mei’s “fate over algorithms” approach, Ava begins mixing modern tech (swipe-right dating apps) with Mei’s unconventional methods, leading to unexpected results—and disasters.

The real problem? Divorce lawyer Ryan Kim, who keeps sabotaging Ava’s matches under the guise of “saving people from heartbreak.” Forced to collaborate with Ryan to save a failing matchmaking project, Ava discovers there’s more to his cynical view of love—and to her own guarded heart.

Matchmaker Mayhem

Tokyo had a way of making even the simplest moments feel cinematic. And tonight? It was no exception.

The Sakura Love Festival was held in Ueno Park, one of the most breathtaking hanami (flower-viewing) spots in the city. By the time Ava and Ryan arrived, the sun was just beginning to set, casting a golden glow over the thousands of cherry blossom trees lining the pathways. The petals fluttered in the evening breeze, some drifting onto the shoulders of strolling couples, while others floated lazily onto the surface of the lake.

Fairy lights were strung between the trees, their soft glow mingling with the delicate pink hues of the blossoms. Traditional red and white paper lanterns swayed gently overhead, illuminating the winding cobblestone paths. The scent of freshly grilled yakitori and warm taiyaki filled the air, blending with the sweet fragrance of the cherry blossoms.

The entire event was the epitome of romance.

Sakura Love Festival – Matchmaking Under the Cherry Blossoms