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Nakamura Yurika is set to release Melty love, the lead track from her first full-length album PiNK MOON, digitally on September 16.

The album features a number of songs closely connected to Nakamura's acting projects, including Aishiteru, the theme song for the film Chaser Game W Mizu Uo no Majiwari, in which she co-stars in a leading role, the film's featured song Watashi no Type, L.o.v.e., the ending theme from the Chaser Game W drama series, and Kitty, the ending theme for the drama Otto ni Furin wo Onegai Saremashita, in which she also stars in a leading role. Alongside songs that have already generated buzz, including appearances on international charts, anticipation is also building for Melty love, the lead track that captures the essence of the album.

While continuing her career as an actress, Nakamura Yurika launched her music career in 2022, making her major-label debut with the single Uwatsuita Heart. Since then, she has expanded her activities internationally, particularly across Asia. In 2024, she held events in Shanghai, Shenzhen, Fuzhou, and Taipei, while a livestream on a Chinese social media platform reached No. 1 in the rankings.

In 2025, Nakamura embarked on her first music tour, MOONOVA. Beginning in Osaka, the tour traveled to Shanghai, Fukuoka, and Sendai before concluding with a sold-out final show in Tokyo. Drawing a total audience of more than 2,000 across five cities in Japan and overseas, the tour further strengthened her presence as an artist.

From September 2026 through January 2027, she will embark on NAKAMURA YURIKA TOUR 2026 4U GALAXY, which will include international dates. Excitement is already building ahead of the tour, with the Aichi and Osaka shows selling out before its opening.

As Nakamura Yurika continues to broaden her horizons both as an actress and an artist, PiNK MOON brings together the journey she has taken so far while revealing new sides of her artistry. With Melty love leading listeners into the album's world, anticipation for her first full-length album continues to grow.