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Yasuko (Yasuko)
Yasuko is a Japanese comedian whose real name is Yasui Kanon. She was born on September 2, 1998 in Ube, Yamaguchi Prefecture. She is affiliated with WAHAHA Honpo.
History and career
Yasuko joined the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force after graduating from Yamaguchi Prefectural Ube Chuo High School. After gaining experience as a Self-Defense Force officer, she began working as a comedian in 2019. She gained popularity with her material that makes use of her experience in the Self-Defense Force, and has appeared on variety shows and events.
Main activities
TV appearances “Entertainment God”
“Ariyoshi’s Wall”
“Downtown DX”
Yasuko is loved by many viewers for her humorous talk based on her experiences in the Self-Defense Force and her bright personality.
Other activities
In addition to appearing on TV, Yasuko also has a YouTube channel where she broadcasts her daily life and behind-the-scenes scenes.
For more information, please refer to the following link: Yasuko – Wikipedia

Tommy Lee Jones
Tommy Lee Jones is an American actor and film director. He was born on September 15, 1946 in San Sebastian, Texas.
His background and career
Tommy Lee Jones graduated from Harvard University in 1969 with a degree in English literature. During his time at university, he played for the football team and was also interested in theater. After graduation, he moved to New York and began his career as a stage actor.
Her film debut was in “Love Story” in 1970. Since then, she has played a wide range of roles in numerous films and TV dramas, earning high praise.
Major appearances
Film
JFK (1991) – Clay Shaw
The Fugitive (1993) – U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard
Men in Black series (1997, 2002, 2012) – K
Space Cowboys (2000) – Hawk Hawkins
No Country for Old Men (2007) – Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
Lincoln (2012) – Theodore Stevens
TV
Lonesome Dove (1989) – Woodrow F. Cole
Awards and accolades
Tommy Lee Jones has received numerous awards for his outstanding acting skills.
Academy Awards
1993: Best Supporting Actor (The Fugitive)
Golden Globe Awards
1980: Best Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries (The Executioner’s Song)
1993: Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture (The Fugitive)
Recent Activities
In recent years, he has continued to appear in films energetically and is also active as a film director. In particular, his directorial work The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005) has been highly praised.
For more information, please refer to the following link: Tommy Lee Jones – Wikipedia

Yakusho Koji
**Yakusho Koji** is a Japanese actor, whose real name is Hashimoto Koji. Born in Nagasaki Prefecture on January 1, 1956.
His background and career
After graduating from high school, Yakusho Koji moved to Tokyo and entered the actor training school “Mumeijuku” in 1980. He made his film debut in “Kamata March” in 1983, and in 1988 he attracted attention for playing the role of Sakamoto Ryoma in the NHK historical drama “Tobu ga Gotoku.”
Major appearances
TV dramas
“Tobu ga Gotoku” (1990) – role of Sakamoto Ryoma
“Unagi” (1997)
“Shall We Dance?” (1996)
“The Blood of Wolves” (2018)
Films
“Shall We Dance?” (1996) – starring role as Sugiyama Shohei
“Unagi” (1997) – starring role as Yamashita Takuro
“Babel” (2006) – role as Yakusho
“Climber’s High” (2008) – starring role as Yuki Kazumasa
“13 Assassins” (2010) – starring role as Shimada Shinzaemon
“The Blood of Wolves” (2018) – Lead role: Ogami Shogo
Awards and accolades
Yakusho Koji has received numerous awards for his outstanding acting skills.
Japan Academy Prize
Best Actor (Shall We Dance?, Unagi, The Blood of Wolves, etc.)
Cannes Film Festival
1997: Palme d’Or (Unagi)
Recent activities
Yakusho Koji has continued to work energetically in films and TV dramas in recent years, and his acting has been highly praised both at home and abroad.
For more information, please refer to the following link: Yakusho Koji – Wikipedia

Sugisaki Hana
**Sugisaki Hana** is a Japanese actress born on October 2, 1997 in Tokyo. Her real name is not disclosed. Sugisaki Hana is affiliated with Stardust Promotion.
History and career
Sugisaki Hana entered the entertainment industry as a child actor, originally performing under a different stage name, but changed her stage name to her current one when she was in the second year of junior high school. She has been active in television dramas and movies, and has attracted attention for her acting skills.
Major appearances
TV dramas
‘Midnight Ferris Wheel’ (2013) – role of Sekimizu Saki
‘Toto Neechan’ (2016) – role of Kobashi Yoshiko
‘Boys Over Flowers: Next Season’ (2018) – role of Edogawa Oto
‘Scarlet’ (2019-2020) – lead role as Kawahara Kimiko
‘Jilba’ (2021) – role as Arai Minami
Films
‘Hot Water’ (2016) – role of Yasuzawa Futaba
‘Mary and the Witch’s Flower’ (2017) – lead role as Mary (voice role)
‘Perfect World’ (2018) – Tsugumi Kawana
12 Suicidal Teens (2019) – Shinjiro
Blue, Painful, Brittle (2020) – Leading role: Akiyoshi Hisano
The Blood of Wolves Level 2 (2021) – Aya Kosaka
Awards and Awards
Hana Sugisaki has received many awards for her outstanding acting.
Japan Academy Awards2017: Best Supporting Actress (Her Love Boils Bathwater)
2021: Outstanding Actress (Threads)
Hana Sugisaki has been highly praised in Japan for her versatile acting in many of her previous works. She is one of the promising actresses of the new generation.
For more information, please refer to the following link: Sugisaki Hana – Wikipedia

Ryunosuke Kamiki
**Ryunosuke Kamiki** is a Japanese actor and voice actor born on May 19, 1993 in Saitama Prefecture. He is affiliated with Amuse.
His background and career
Ryunosuke Kamiki began his entertainment career at the age of two, encouraged by his mother. He made his acting debut in the TV drama “Good News” in 1999, and has since been active in a wide range of fields, including film, drama, and anime voice acting.
Major appearances
TV dramas
Good News (1999) – Takeda Noboru
Q10 (2010) – Fukai Heita
SPEC: The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, Public Security Bureau, Public Security Division 5, Unidentified Incident Special Task Force Case Files (2010) – Ittoichi
School Kaidan (2015) – Kirishima Kai
The Lawyer Who is Very Eloquent Barks at School (2018) – Lead role: Taguchi Shotaro
Films
Only Yesterday (1991) – Voice role (protagonist as a child)
Spirited Away (2001) – Voice role (Bo)
Summer Wars (2009) – Starring as Kenji Koiso
The Secret World of Arrietty (2010) – Starring as Sho
Your Name (2016) – Starring as Taki Tachibana
Fortuna’s Eye (2019) – Starring as Shinichiro Kiyama
Bakuman (2015) – Starring as Akito Takagi
Awards and accolades
Kamiki Ryunosuke has received numerous awards for his outstanding acting.
Japan Academy Prize2007: Best New Actor (The Great Yokai Wars)
2016: Best Supporting Actor (Bakuman)
Recent Activities
In addition to films and TV dramas, Kamiki Ryunosuke is active in many fields, including as a voice actor for anime films and on stage. In particular, he received high praise as a voice actor for Your Name.
For more information, please refer to the following link: Ryunosuke Kamiki – Wikipedia

Sakura Ando
**Sakura Ando** is a Japanese actress born on February 18, 1986 in Tokyo. Her real name is Sakura Emoto. Her father is actor Eiji Okuda, her mother is essayist Kazu Ando, her sister is film director Momoko Ando, and her husband is actor Tasuku Emoto.
History and career
Sakura Ando made her debut in the movie “Kaze no Sotoside” in 2007. Since then, she has appeared in numerous movies and TV dramas, and has been highly praised for her unique presence and acting ability.
Major appearances
Film
Love Exposure (2008) – Koike role
The Country of Kenta, Jun and Kayo-chan (2010) – Kayo role
The Samurai of That Night (2012) – Akemi role
100 Yen Love (2014) – Lead role, Kazuko role
Shoplifters (2018) – Nobuyo role
TV drama
Mamagoto (2016) – Lead role, Wakana role
What’s Wrong with the Yutori (2016) – Sakama Yutori role
Manpuku (2018-2019) – Lead role, Fukuko role
Idaten: Tokyo Olympic Banashi (2019) – Role: Ikue
Awards and accolades
Sakura Ando has received numerous awards for her outstanding acting.
Japan Academy Prize
2015: Best Actress (100 Yen Love)
2019: Best Supporting Actress (Shoplifters)
Cannes Film Festival
2018: Palme d’Or (Shoplifters)
Recent Activities
Sakura Ando continues to work energetically in films and TV dramas. In particular, her performance in the film Shoplifters was highly praised both at home and abroad.
For more information, please refer to the following link: Sakura Ando – Wikipedia