Cast

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  Kohei Shoji

  Born in Tokyo, he made his acting debut in 2020 with Mashin Sentai Kiramager. Since then, he has appeared in notable productions such as TV Asahi's Kamen Rider Gavv and TV Tokyo's 10 Things I Want to Do Before I Turn 40.
  In addition to acting, he has worked as a model, participating in the Paris Collection, and has also served as a guest commentator for basketball broadcasts, demonstrating his versatility across various fields.
  He is currently appearing on NHK's NHK Haiku and TV Asahi's A Husband Betrayed with Three Months to Live. He is also set to appear in the upcoming drama Our Hakone Ekiden, based on a novel by Jun Ikeido, scheduled to air this fall on Nippon TV.

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  Yura Anno

  Born on June 13, 1995, in Tokyo, Japan. After graduating from the Department of Architecture at Waseda University and completing a master's degree at Musashino Art University, she began her professional acting career.
  Her recent works include the Netflix series "Ju-On: Origins" (2021), the NHK morning drama "Chimudondon," the stage production "A Streetcar Named Desire" (2024), the lead role in the feature film "Ame ni mo Makezu" (2024), the short film "Because You Were There, Summer Found Its Color" (2025), and the film "ROPE" (2025).
  She also starred as the heroine in "Three Gnossiennes," a commemorative film marking the 60th anniversary of the death of Edogawa Rampo.

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  Yohta Kawase

  Since around 1990, Yohta Kawase has been involved in the independent film scene as an assistant director and art staff member, making his acting debut in Shozin Fukui's "Rubber's Lover."
  In 1997, Kawase was nominated for the Best Newcomer Award by Kinema Junpo. Since then, he has worked across a wide range of productions, including independent films, direct-to-video releases (V-cinema), feature films, and television dramas.
  In 2016, Kawase's performances in "Rolling" and "Yaru Otoko" were highly acclaimed, earning him the Best Actor Award at the 25th Japan Film Professionals Awards.

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  Yukio Ueno (denis)

  Born in 1982 in Osaka, Japan. Of Brazilian and Japanese heritage. He is the boke (funny man) of the comedy duo "denis."
  Known for his sharp sense of timing and engaging talk style, he is active across a wide range of media, including television, radio, and live performances.
  His YouTube channel, "Denis no Kowai YouTube," is a highly popular platform with over 400,000 subscribers.

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  Keiko Enoue (nicche)

  Born in 1984 in Shimane Prefecture, she is the "boke" (funny performer) of the comedy duo "Nicche". In addition to variety shows, she has been active across a wide range of fields including television dramas, films, and stage productions. With her natural sense of humor and warm, human presence, she brings a unique emotional depth to every project she joins.
  In 2025, she won the 9th THE W (Japan's top all-female comedian competition). She is currently a regular on several programs, including TBS's King's Brunch, Tokai TV's Switch!, Fuji TV's Nonstop!, and TBS's Kaimono Labo.

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  Kosei Kudo

  Born on March 12, 1996, in Aomori Prefecture.
  Since 2018, he has been active across a wide range of films, television dramas, and stage productions. In recent years, he gained attention for his fresh portrayal of the protagonist's youth in the film Cottontail (2024). He is also set to deliver a powerful performance as the protagonist's colleague in the upcoming film TIGER (2026).
  His other notable works include his first leading film 12 Months, Kai (2023), which received critical acclaim at film festivals around the world, as well as Does a Loving Wife's Bento Count as Infidelity? (2025) and We, the Transparent (2024). He is represented by office MUGI.

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  Uri Suzuki

  Born on December 12, 1996, and originally from Saitama Prefecture.
  In recent years, she has appeared in the Hulu original drama Even If We Become Adults (2025) and the short film AGE (2025). She played leading roles in the feature film Shajiku (2023) and the short film Rat Tat Tat (2023). She has also appeared in international works, including Camino Dorado (Lola Cobach music video) (2023) and the short film Last Cigarette (2024). In addition to screen work, she participates in art events and is expected to continue expanding her activities across multiple fields.

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  Yuki Saito

  In 1984, she won the Grand Prix at the 3rd Miss Magazine contest organized by Shonen Magazine (Kodansha). In the same year, she gained widespread attention through a commercial for Myojo Foods' "Seishun to Iu Na no Ramen – Munesawagi Chashu."
  In February 1985, she made her debut as a singer with the single "Sotsugyo." In April, she starred in her first television drama, "Sukeban Deka" (Fuji TV). In December, she made her film debut in "Yuki no Dansho – Jonetsu –", earning multiple newcomer awards at various film ceremonies.
  In 1986, she played the heroine in the NHK morning drama series "Hane Komi," and in 1987, she made her stage debut in "Les Misérables." Since then, she has enjoyed a wide-ranging career as both an actress and a singer.