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bl-bam-beyond · 2 years

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PLUS...ACTORS PROFILES #6

Name: JUN MATSUMOTO

Nickname: MATSUJUN

Birthdate: August 30, 1983 [VIRGO]

Nationality: Japanese

Born: Toshima, Tokyo Japan

Career: ACTOR ▪︎ SINGER ▪︎ DANCER ▪︎ MODEL ▪︎

RADIO HOST ▪︎ CONCERT DIRECTOR

Notable Roles:

Debut Role: Teddy in STAND BY ME in 1997

Stage Work:

Bernardo in West Side Story (2004)

Carl Trask in East of Eden (2005) Leading Role

Sasuke Kuhibi in Byakuya no Valkyrie (2006) Lead

Shinji Shinjuku in Aa, Kōya (2011) Lead Role

TV Work:

Shunichi Yoneda in Hoken Chosa-in Shigarami Taro no Jikenbo (1997 TV Special)

Mori in Bokura no Yuki Miman Toshi (1997)

Tōru Kitamura in Another Heart (1997)

Yu in BOYS BE Jr. (1998)

Takuji Ohno in Hitsuyo no Nai Hito (1998)

Retsu Nikaido Kosuke Fukunaga in Nekketsu Ren'ai-do (1999)

S in Kowai Nichiyobi: Furugiya (1999)

Himself in V no Arashi (1999)

Yusuke in Shijo Saiakun no Deto (2000)

Hajime Kindaichi in Kindaichi Shonen no Jikenbo 3 (2001)

Shin Sawada in Gokusen/Gokusen Returns (2002)

Shin Sawada in Yoika no Mikata/Gokusen SP (2003)

Momo/Takeshi Goda in Kimi wa Petto (2003)

Sato Kosuke in Propose (2005)

Domyouji Tsukuba in Hana Yori Dango (2005)

Takada Kazuo in Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari (2006)

Domyouji Tsukuba in Hana Yori Dango Returns (2007)

Shogo Ban in Bambino (2007) Lead Role

Hayato Yamaguchi in Myu no Anyo Papa ni Ageru (2008)

Vito Hayakawa in Smile (2009)Lead Role

Nozomu Goto in Saigo no Yakusoku (2010)

Yoshio Yame in Wegaya no Rekishi (2010)

Kaibutsu-kun Butler in Kaibutsu-kun (2010)

Taiga Kusunoki in Natsu no koi wa Nijiiro ni Kagayaku (2010) Lead Role

Himself in Bartender (2011) Guest Appearance

Shuntaro Tokita in Mou Yuukai Nante Shinai (2012)

in Lucky Seven (2012)

in Lucky Seven SP (2013)

Wataru in Hajimari no Uta SP (2013)

Sota Koyurugi in Shitsuren Chocolatier (2014)

Hiroto Miyama in 99.9 Criminal Lawyer (2016)

Mori Eguchi in Bokura no Yuki: Miman Toshi SP (2017)

Hiroto Miyama in 99.9 Criminal Lawyer Season 2 (2018)

Domyouji Tsukuba in Hana Nochi Hare~Hanadan Next Season (2018) Guest Appearance Episode 1

Takeshiro Matsuura in Eien Nishipa~Hokkaido to Nazuketa Otoko Matsuura Takeshiro Kara (2019)

Chikara Nakagoshi in Tonari no Chikara (2022)

Tokugawa Ieyasu in Dosuru Ieyasu (2023)

Roles in Films or Movies:

1998 in SHINJUKU SHONEN TANTEIDAN as Kentaro Kanzaki

2002 in PIKANCHI LIFE IS HARD DAKEDO HAPPY as Rentaro Futaba (Bon)

2004 in PIKANCHI LIFE IS HARD DAKARA HAPPY as Rentaro Futaba (Bon)

2005 in TOKYO TOWER as KOJI

2007 in BOKU WA IMOTO NI KOI O SURU as Yori Yuki

2007 in KIIROI NAMIDA as Yuji Katsumada

2008 in KAKUSHI TORIDE NO SAN'AKUNIN: THE LAST PRINCESS

2008 in HANA YORI DANGO FINAL as Domyouji Tsukuba

2013 in GIRL IN A SUNNY PLACE (HIDAMARI NO KANOJO) as Okuda Kosuke

2014 in PIKANCHI LIFE IS HARD TABUN HAPPY as Rentaro Futaba (Bon)

2017 in NARRATAGE as TAKASHI HAYAMA

2021 in 99.9 CRIMINAL LAWYER: THE MOVIE as Hiroto Miyama

An actor of stage, television as well as movies does not keep this man busy enough he is also in a boy band ARASHI (since 1999) and he serves them as concert production since 2000 as well as other singers but mainly his own group. Also a concert director.

He has done several commercials as well including KFC JAPAN, NINTENDO, KIKKOMAN & HATACHI to name a few.

I came to know of Jun Matsumoto as Domyouji Tsukuba in the Hana Yori Dango Series and Movie Finale. He also took on the role a 4th time in a new generation version of the story called Hana Nochi Hare.

This guy has talent like crazy and very handsome. He doesn't seem to be stopping. Which his fans love I'm sure. And ARASHI is definitely fun to watch. They look like they're having so much fun. Plus the members of the group have also acted with him in movies and series.

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#ACTORS PROFILES 6 #GIFS by ME #JAPANESE #ACTOR #SINGER #DANCER #HOST OF TV & RADIO #DOMYOUJI TSUKUBA #HANA YORI DANGO #HANDSOME #ENERGETIC #ARASHI #JOHNNY & ASSOCIATES

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genkinahito · 2 years

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BanG Dream! the Movie "Poppin' Dream!", The End of the Pale Hour, 99.9 Criminal Lawyer: The Movie, Eiga Engeki Success-So: Shinryakusha S to Nishi Ogikubo no Kiseki, Honoka Japanese Film Trailers - Happy New Year (2022)

BanG Dream! the Movie “Poppin’ Dream!”, The End of the Pale Hour, 99.9 Criminal Lawyer: The Movie, Eiga Engeki Success-So: Shinryakusha S to Nishi Ogikubo no Kiseki, Honoka Japanese Film Trailers – Happy New Year (2022)

Happy New Year! I hope that 2022 is a fantastic year where many great things happen! If I have any resolutions for the new year, it is practising Japanese more and being a better person. Maybe learn how to cook more. And write more. I’ve been watching a lot of films this week, the best of which are the Japanese ones at Cinematheque Francaise which are free to view and have English/French…

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naniwa-archive · 2 years

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Weekly The Television

2021, the year of long awaited CD debut!

It became a very fulfilling and wholesome year!

A year where Takahashi Kyohei cried often, a year where Nishihata Daigo lost weight!?

Naniwa Danshi, who made their long awaited debut, looks back to one hectic year!

Fujiwara: In January, we did a live stream of our new year concert, right? It had the joy of being able to do a concert as Kansai Jr.

Nishihata: That was '21. It feels like it happened even earlier than that.

Michieda: It was a wholesome year.

Onishi: Highschool baseball's theme song was also in '21 summer~

Ohashi: Moreover, we did summer tour too

Nishihata: We did watch the highschool baseball while on tour

Takahashi: Our involvement with Senpai also increased. We also received message from Kinki Kids in Music Station

Nishihata: I want to thank them, in person. I wonder if we would be able to meet them during their concert in Tokyo Dome.

Ohashi: I want to go to give our CDs

Nagao: Me too! Best Artist 2021 was really fun too!

Michieda: I was thrown inside Snow Man's dressing room. I went because Meguro-kun called out to me saying “Come here for a second”, yet Meguro-kun didn't say anything. When I was becoming too nervous Koji-kun started to talk!

Takahashi: I went to see SixTONES in the make-up room. Juri-kun asked “Kyohei, are you busy? Have you been not sleeping?”. After that Jesse-kun pretended to kiss my temple area and said “With this you'll be able to sleep, right?”. Seriously, I slept a lot after that!

Nishihata: Uwah~! So cool!

Fujiwara: Many people doing the “Ubu LOVE” pose made me happy. Such as Kamenashi-kun

Nagao: Kamenashi-kun! He did it!

Takahashi: For real!? I didn't know about that!

Fujiwara: Whenever we greet saying “Good Morning”, they respond with silence. That's super cool, right?

Nagao: It was cool~!

Onishi: I wanted to see it!!

Moreover, there were a lot of individual works too!

Fujiwara: Micchi has been working hard with his acting jobs. How many roles did you play?

Nishihata: Romeo and Juliet (stage play), Kieta Hatsukoi

Michieda: Ore no Ie no Hanashi, 99.9: Criminal Lawyer - THE MOVIE, 24 Hours TV's special drama

Fujiwara: 5 roles? Woah!

Nishihata: It's amazing. Jo-kun has baseball, right? You often appeared in shows related to baseball

Onishi: “You often appeared in shows related to baseball” is cool!

Nishihata: As for Takahashi, it was a year in which he often cried

Fujiwara: He cried during the tour, also on YouTube. Isn't it good to finally change the person to someone else from Daigo who cries immediately in the dressing room?

Takahashi: ... i'll cry immediately? /threat

Fujiwara: You're being impossible (laughs). As for Nagao, it's costumes. He designed 4 costumes for one concert.

Nagao: Yes. Though the actual plan was to design 1 costume. I'm thankful.

Onishi: It's cooking for Ohashi-kun!

Nishihata: He cooks and eats well

Ohashi: Right~ Ryusei showed his absolute azato sparkling cuteness in “Azatokute Nani ga Warui no?”

Fujiwara: In “Muchuu sa, Kimi ni” as well! It's a drama he was starring in

Nishihata: Naniwa Danshi's first main solo starring drama

Onishi: I was allowed to do it. Oh? What about Dai-chan?

Fujiwara: It's a sauna. It's the year of the sauna.

Nishihata: What kind of year is that? (laughs) Well, I think I should get an award for being thin. I lost 5kgs from max 55kgs.

Onishi: This one year went by really fast

Michieda: In 2022 as well, I want to keep running through without losing this momentum.

Onishi: Yes. Properly and politely!

Takahashi: It'd be the best if we can also do a concert!

Which Johnny's did you talk to often in 2021?

Nishihata: Probably Masakado. Since in 2021 from new year's, we also did concert together/We have done concerts together from the beginning of 2021. Lately I have mostly been in Tokyo. He also comes to Tokyo for drama, that's why I tell him things like “Contact me when you're in Tokyo!”, but our schedule doesn't really coordinate. It might be Ren more in 2022 though.

Onishi: Non-chan (Kotaki Nozomu). He's an elder brother with whom I often used to contact long before the drama where we are co-starring in had been decided. When we went to watch V6's concert, in the waiting room he said “Ryuche, sit sit” , he made me sit on a chair with all the other senpai were standing, I don't know whether it was his kindness or he was just messing around with me!

Nagao: Kojima-kun, we talked and also passed jokes with each other. The other day, we walked after saying let's walk upto the meeting place! Which came to an end after almost an hour. But, after we bought trading cards at the convenience store, we got excited after we got a sparkly card. It was fun!

Michieda: Meguro-kun. Even with the shooting period of our drama Kieta Hatsukoi ending we are still getting along well. One time when I went to Snow Man's concert, everyone's aura was amazing. As I was nervous seeing a Meguro-kun that's unknown to me, seeing that he told me “Don't be so stiff” (laughs)

Takahashi: Everyone from Kansai Johnny's Jr! Since I talk with everyone, there's no specific person in particular. I was happy when Juri-kun and Ren-kun contacted me during our debut. They were also friendly when we met during music shows, that's why, I wish to get along in 2022 as well!

Fujiwara: KojiKen I guess? We often talked during the stage play “Aoki-san chi no Oku-san”. When I have lunch together with Kento, we'd randomly call him and we'd often have meaningless conversations like “We are having lunch now” with him (laughs)

Ohashi: Okura-kun. We often eat together and go out, he listens to what I have to say, on the contrary, there are times when I also listen to Okura-kun. When we went to the shrine together, which is 2-3 hours one way distance, he came to pick me up at our house by car. He's the best older brother who says things like “Contact me before things get tough!”

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The Freedom of Expression Ep.2 - Ghosn escapes to Lebanon

K: Hi, this is Dir en grey's Kaoru, this is the second installment of The Freedom of Expression. Um, Joe san, Tasai san, here we are again.

J, T: Yep *laughing*

J: Why are we laughing at that?

K: Well, somehow, while I was introducing you two, I was wondering whether I should also introduce the third, no, fourth person..

J: I see, I see.

K: I thought I'd leave it at that.

K: Yes, lets leave it there.

Kami: No, don't leave it there.

J: Ah, of course, we try to ignore him, he'll appear.

K: Ahh, but during the first episode, there were times without him, weren't there?

J: Sure

Kami: Ah, but I was just being quiet. I was waiting until the end to come in.

J: I see.

Kami: You played right into my hands

*everyone laughs*

J: We played into your hands? This god has a nasty personality, doesn't he? *K laughing* A god saying that?!

Kami: Of course you would tell me I have a nasty personality.

J: This god is surprisingly small, right? *K laughs a lot*　..saying such things?!

K: Okay, so lets get to the freedom of expression, the concept which we started on the radio and are now doing on youtube. Last time was our first try, how do you think it went, for anyone interested?

J: Well, just how DID it go?

T: Right, I'd like to know the reaction.

J: Yeah, I'd like to know. I'd like it to spread on social media.

K: Yes, me too.

J: Please, by all means, share this for us!

K,T: Yes

K: Right, well for our first item, over to you Tasai san.

T: Well, this is news from Tokyo Sports newspaper..

J: Oh, from Tokyo Sports? Like, is it a UFO or a monster kind of story?

T: Well, I know what you mean, but its not that today. Its about (Carlos) Ghosn.

J: Was Ghosn a monster?!

T:*laughs* No, no, no, its not that.

J: Really?

T: It was really big news at the end of last year. The news that Ghosn escaped to Lebanon. Firstly, what did you think about this, Joe?

J: Oh me? Well, Im one of those that thinks the Japanese judiciary system is terrible, so I thought it was convincing.

T: Ah, I see.

J: Of course it was an illegal thing, but for someone as rich as Ghosn, I think it was nothing.

T: Well, as for Ghosn, he is now in Lebanon, but its been said in the news that the recent worsening of relations between America and Iran will be really bad for him.

J: Can Tokyo Sports really report such a serious story? *K laughs*.

T: Yeh...We have to report this kind of thing.

J: Right

T: So, America killed Iran's number two, General Soleimani in an explosion, and with Iran calling for revenge action, the tension is such that, people are fearing WWIII breaking out. With the current leader calling on Lebanon's Shia military organization, you know the organization Hezbollah?...there is a possiblity that Lebanon could become a battle ground...in which case Ghosn would lose his place of saftety and he would have to flee from there, and might get arrested in a different country. Thats the story, how Ghosn might still be facing danger.

J: I see, direct.

T: Its really like a story from a movie.

K: Yes, thats right.

T: Hiding in a musical instrument case..

J: For sure!

K: A band came to his house right?

J: Yes, yes, he was having a party.

K: Yeh..and like hiding in the case...its interesting isn't it? *everyone laughs*

T: Its a case for a very large instrument, and the makers of it have issued a warning, that this case is not intended to be used in that way. *J, K laugh*

J: But there are not many people who escape overseas, its impressive!

K: Yeh, it really is like a movie.

T: Its great...there is even talk of making this into a movie.

J: Ghosn's story?

T: Yeh

J: Wow. Kaoru, have you any thoughts about this Ghosn news?

K: Well, while being quite simple, the scale is outrageous *laughs* I wonder how much it cost..

J: Oh, probably a considerable amount...its been said that it seems like his fortune has decreased..but it probably hasn't disturbed him too much.

T: On the issue of bail, he paid 15 billion yen, which was apparently further confiscated, but Ghosn probably doesn't give a damn about that.

J: Probably not

K: When he came out, he disguised himself right? Its also kinda interesting from that angle.

T: Oh, dressed like a cleaner, right?

K: Yes, yes, yes.

T: It seems like he thought it would work

J: Well, another thing is, the Japanese judicial system is said to be a so called 'hostage judiciary'. In Japan, the prosecutors have the right to charge people with a crime, but out of all charges made in Japan, 99.9% are found guilty. In other words, if you are charged, the court case is more of a formality, you will almost never be found innocent. It equates to one out of a thousand cases being found innocent. Now, as far as I know, the conviction rate should be a bit lower, ninety-something percent, but if you lower the conviction rate much, the authority of the prosecutors is suspected, as if the original charges were wrong. Its difficult, but a conviction rate of 99.9% is quite extraordinary. So with the fact that prosecutors have so much power, and with this 'hostage judiciary', so called criminals are pushed to confess. At first they are questioned without the presence of a lawyer, and there are many cases where foreigners confess to the crime, even if they havn't done it. The police will say to people, 'you are not leaving here till you confess'. Now, if you really didn't do it you could provide your evidence to the court, but in Japan, the court will take a self confession as the strongest evidence. So, in the end, once you've said 'i did it', you might as well have done. And even if you later say 'i didn't do it', it will only be seen as a lack if repentence, you will not be found innocent...and Ghosn must know all this. This court case is predicted to go or for 5 or 10 years, and say, if it was ten years, his life is already nearing its end. Whether its right or wrong, he probably arrived at the conclusion that he had no choice but to escape.

T: He can do it because he has money.

J: Exactly

K: Ah, its turned into that kind of conversation.

J: Eventually, yes. We are not all equal.

K: But, couldn't you say it would better that he had stayed in an orderly place like Japan?

J: Yes, yes, especially if the place he has escaped to becomes a war zone. Theres a chance that Japan might end up being the safest place for him.

T: Which do you choose, an approaching war with your freedom, or a safe place facing a court hearing?

K: Oh this is gonna be a movie.*laughs*

J: It seems likely...But who would play Ghosn? Who looks like him?

K,T: *????* 1*

J: He's the only one who could do it! If it was dramatized..

K: It makes you wonder how Japan could let this happen, Ghosn was probably surprised too.

T: So for people who are out on bail in Japan, they do sometimes make them wear gps locating device, or restrict thier movement. It seems like Ghosn has really thrown Japan into disorder.

J: Hmm, in Japan, whenever there is a happening, the measures taken against it are often 'too much'. So, if you talk to people in other countries, recommendations will differ. For example, in France or somewhere like that, a traffic accident happens, and someone dies...Well, i mean, if it was in Japan, they would install a pedestrian crossing and traffic lights, which is ok in itself, but if you do this type of thing too much, it starts to get inconvenient. But if it was overseas, a traffic accident where someone dies, they would just warn people to be more careful next time. Rather than doing sonething physical, just encourage people to be safer, and after that finish with it. In Japan, they would definitely either install facilities or place equipment, measures to prevent it happening again, but on the other hand if this is done too much, you may eventually end up with restrictions on you speech or movement, so thats something we have to be careful about.

K: Mm, if you blame other people or things, you may end up losing your sense of self responsibility.

J: Things primarily happen due to our actions, we need to remember that, but people will end up blaming other things, for a sense of security. This becomes a vicious cycle, I feel.

T: This has been excessive recently, funny stories about celebrities being criticized for saying certain things, and then nothing happening.

Kami: Um, is it wrong to be on Ghosn's side?

T: No, I think its ok.

K: Its a personal opinion.

Kami: If you were on his side, he might give you money if you ask him *everyone laughs*

T: What a wierd opinion for a god!

J: You really are working for money, aren't you!

Kami: Well, I just thought if I was rich I could be in control of everyone.

J: I see, I see.

Kami: Like if I told people to cooperate with me, they would say, yes, yes, and just do it. Like, I would say to Tasai san, can't you write a nice article about me, and throw over a bit of cash..

T: I would be quivering

K: *laughs*

J: If it was Hiranabe san, you'd have to take him to dinner.

Kami: Yeah, I've a feeling he would say, 'Ghosn was right!'.

J: I guess so.

Kami: I mean, even if the story in the media is a joke , if someone said 'I'll give you a billion yen if you do it', you would do it right?

J: Well yes..a billion.

Kami: The real god, wouldn't be like that of course...but I'll do it for small change. *everyone laughs*

J: How much would you help Ghosn escape for?

Kami: About 10,000yen.

J: So cheap!

Kami: Its because I know my capability.

T: Isn't god supposed to be all powerful, and all knowing?!

Kami: No, I can't do anything.

J: A god who, can't do anything, strange isnt it?

Kami: Its because no-one worships me.

J: Ah, I see.

K: Aren't you just a regular old guy then? *lots of laughing*

J: And here's me thinking we were getting somewhere deep!

Kami: I only know one deep thing about this. Straight after he was interviewed by the Juicial minister, the minister said that Ghosn will have to prove his innocence, right?

J: Yes, that was mistaken, wasnt it. Completely wrong.

Kami: The rest of the world media heard this, and thought Japan was in the wrong. It is in the wrong, right?

J: Well, that person was orignally a lawyer, um, I dont know if the youtube viewers are aware of this, a defendant doesn't actually have to prove anything. Its the prosecution side which has to prove the guilt. A defendant doesnt prove his innocence at all. So if a harsh sentence is given, that means the prosecutors did thier job, and if guilt isnt proved, that means the prosecutors couldnt prove it. There is no legal situation where a defendant has to prove thier innocence. So, the justice minister saying Ghosn must prove his innocence was probably seen as ridiculous by the rest of the world.

Kami: Well, it is if its said by the justice minister.

J: Well having that kind of person in such a high position, can the rest of the world trust this country? Its a wierd story, the world's mass media have been laughing, can that kind of guy really become justice minister? But as you said, maybe he's just expressing Japan's inner feelings about this. Oh, Kami is gone! * laughing*

Kami:*laughs* No, I was listening attentively. I was listening, and thinking, he had to run away from Japan.

J: Oh, right.

T: I see.

Kami: Yes, get away from Japan..consumption tax has risen too of course * everyone laughs*

J: Well, yes.

Kami: The Olympis will cost money too..

T: And theres that iternet tax.

K: You know a lot, dont you kami?

Kami: Ive been saving money *everyone laughs* I never have enough.

J: Are you a poverty stricken god?! *lots of laughing*

Kami *stifled laugh* Don't say that.

K: Ok, well lets wrap it up here, the second episode. Please tune in next time.