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Tokyo 03 is a Japanese comedy group formed in 2003. The members are Iizuka Satoshi, Toyomoto Akinaga, and Kakuta Akihiro. They are affiliated with Production Jinrikisha.
Members
Iizuka Satoshi (born May 27, 1973) – Leader and mainly plays the funny role.
Toyomoto Akinaga (born June 6, 1975) – Straight man.
Kakuta Akihiro (born December 13, 1973) – Mainly plays the funny role.
Career highlights
Formation and debut: In 2003, “Alfalfa” and “Plus Driver” joined forces to form “Tokyo 03”. From the beginning, they attracted attention for their unique style of comedy.
King of Conte 2009: They won the second King of Conte and became famous overnight.
TV appearances: They have appeared in many variety shows, dramas, and movies, and are particularly known for “Yusha Yoshihiko to Maou no Shiro” and “Byplayers”.
Representative works
TV shows: “Tokyo 03 no Suki ni Saseka!”, “God Tongue”, “SICKS ~Minna ga Minna, Nani ga Iyo~”
Stage performances: They perform new comedy sketches at their annual solo live shows, which have been highly praised by fans.
Movies: Each member has also appeared in movies, for example, Tsunoda Akihiro gained popularity in the “Yusha Yoshihiko to Maou no Shiro” series.
Other Activities
Radio: They have appeared on many radio programs, including “Tokyo 03 no Sukini ni Sasaka!” and “Tokyo 03 no Kanikama.”
Musical Activities: Tsunoda Akihiro has collaborated with “Creep Hyp” and is also developing his own musical activities.
Tokyo 03 has become an important presence in the Japanese comedy scene with its sophisticated skits and the versatile personalities of its members.
Tokyo 03 – Wikipedia

Kumiko Aso (born June 17, 1978) is a Japanese actress from Chiba Prefecture. Her real name is Kumiko Iga. She has appeared in numerous films and television dramas and is highly regarded for her wide range of acting skills. Her agency is “Breath”.
TV Drama
“Prescription Police” (2006, 2007, 2019) – Shizuka Mikazuki
“Don’t Cry, Hara-chan” (2013) – Midori Kuriyama
“Quartet” (2017) – Maki Saotome
“MIU404” (2020) – Yuzuru Kikyo
Movie
“Kanzo Sensei” (1998) – Tamako KawashimaWon the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 22nd Japan Academy Awards for this work.
Kiki’s Delivery Service (2014) – Sono role
DESTINY: The Tale of Kamakura (2017) – Lead role: Isshiki Akiko role
The Asadas! (2020) – Asada Yukie role
Other Activities
Stage Play: She has also appeared in many stage productions, demonstrating her acting skills on stage.
Commercial Appearances: She has appeared in many corporate commercials, making her presence known.
Kumiko Aso’s natural acting and ability to play a wide range of roles have earned her support from a wide range of people. She has also won many film festivals and awards, making her an important presence in the Japanese film and television drama world.

Yumi Kawai (born December 19, 2000) is a Japanese actress and model from Tokyo. She made her film debut in 2019 and has appeared in many films and TV dramas in a short period of time, and her talent has been highly praised. Her agency is Hirata Office.
TV drama
“Mothers in Love” (2020) – role of Yamashita Arisa
“Towako Omameda and her three ex-husbands” (2021) – role of the operator
“Servant” (2022) – starring role as Murakami Sakura
“Elpis – Hope, or Disaster” (2022) – role as Shimura Emi
Movie
“Yuko’s Balance” (2020) – starring role as Nakamura Yuko
“Beasts that Cling to Straws” (2020) – role as Fujiwara Akiko
“Goldfish by the Sea” (2021) – Starring as Seto Chika
“Sagasu” (2022) – Minami Mika
Other Activities
CM Appearances: She has appeared in commercials for several companies and has gained widespread recognition.
Modeling Activities: She also works as a model in fashion magazines and advertisements.
Yumi Kawai has attracted attention for her outstanding acting skills and versatile activities, and is one of the young actresses who is expected to achieve even greater success in the future.
Yumi Kawai – Wikipedia