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Yamada Jundai

Japanese

Yamada Jundai, born 14 February 1973, in Tokyo, is a Japanese actor. His real name is Yamada Sumihiro. He is represented by Horipro Booking Agency. His father is actor and singer Sugi Ryotaro. In his private life, he and former Mito Komon actress Takyo Kei married in the spring of 2016. They had been…

Shida Masayuki

Japanese

Shida Masayuki is a Japanese actor.

Horiuchi Keiko

Japanese

Keiko Horiuchi was born on May 27, 1971 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Zettai reido: Tokushu hanzai sennyû sôsa (2011), Mozu (2014) and Suite Dreams (2006).

Sasano Takashi

Japanese

Takashi Sasano is a Japanese actor born in Awaji, Japan. He graduated from Sumoto High School and attended Nihon University College of Art. (Source: IMDb)

Maehara Kou

Japanese

Maehara Kou is a Japanese actor.

Watabe Gota

Japanese

Watabe Gota is a Japanese actor, dancer and skater. He hails from the coastal prefecture of Ibaraki. With frequent appearances in theatrical plays, movies, television dramas, and commercials, he continues to hone his craft across diverse stages. In recent years, his passion has led him to stage performance,…

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Maeda Gordon

American

Maeda Gordon is an American Japanese actor and model. He was born into a family of actors: his parents are actors Sonny Chiba and Chiba Tamami, and his older brother is actor Mackenyu. His half-sister, Manase Juri, and uncle, Yabuki Jiro, are also active in the entertainment industry. On 22 January…

Yoshino Hiroshi

Japanese

Joined NTV in 1966. He has directed numerous TV dramas such as “Star Gold Coin” (1995) and “Firefly Hikari”

Morita Tetsuya

Japanese

Morita Tetsuya is a Japanese actor and comedian from the duo Saraba Seishun no Hikari (さらば青春の光).

Maeda Ken

Japanese

Maeda Ken, born in Tokyo, was a Japanese actor, singer, and comedian well-known for his monomane. He also created the Maeken Trance Project, of which he was the leader of several ganguro and kogal, known as LOVE♡BOOM. Maeda went to America when he was 19 and lived in Manhattan for four years. Because…