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Name: 安部篤史
Name (romaji): Abe Atsushi
Profession: Actor
Birthdate: 1982-Aug-30
Birthplace: Tokyo
Height: 171cm
Weight: 61kg
Star sign: Virgo
Blood type: O

TV Shows

Water Boys (2003)

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Stage Name: Iura Arata (2012-present), ARATA (debut-2011)
Real name: Iura Arata (井浦新)
Profession: Actor and model
Birthdate: 1974-Sep-15
Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
Height: 183cm
Star Sign: Virgo
Blood Type: A
Family: Wife, Son
Talent agency: TENCARAT

Information

Arata Iura is a Japanese actor and model. He was born on September 15th, 1974 in Tokyo. He made his debut in Hirokazu Koreeda's film After Life. However he rose to fame after starring in another Hirokazu Koreeda's film Distance and Ping Pong.

Iura went by the name ARATA until he changed his stage name to his real name in January 2012. Having recently filmed 11.25 The Day He Chose His Own Fate, in which he portrays the late author and fierce nationalist Yukio Mishima, he reportedly felt being billed in alphabetic characters in the end credits wouldn’t look appropriate.

He also created his own fashion line called ELNEST CREATIVE ACTIVITY.

TV Shows

Rich Man Poor Woman (Fuji TV, 2012)
Taira no Kiyomori (NHK, 2012)
Mitsu no Aji ~A Taste Of Honey~ (Fuji TV, 2011)
Ningen Konchuki (WOWOW, 2011)
Hi wa Mata Noboru (TV Asahi, 2011)
Mori no Asagao (TV Tokyo, 2010)
Kikoku (TBS, 2010)
Chase (NHK, 2010)
News Sokuho wa Nagareta (Fuji TV NEXT, 2009)
Keiji no Genba 2 (NHK, 2009)
Saigo no Senpan (NHK, 2008)

Movies

Su-chan Mai-chan Sawako-san (2013)
11.25 The Day He Chose His Own Fate (2012)
Blazing Famiglia (2012)
Kazoku no Kuni (2012)
Zaitochi the Last (2010)
Kimi ni Todoke (2010)
Caterpillar (2010)
Torso (2010)
Shibuya (2010)
Hanamizuki (2010)
Solanin (2010)
Kuuki Ningyo (2009)
Ultra Miracle Love Story (2009)
John Rabe (2009)
Niju Seiki Shonen (2008)
Hebi ni Piasu (2008)
Suna no Kage (2008)
Jitsuroku Rengo Sekigun (2008)
Bulgogi (2007)
Yuheisha Terrorist (2007)
Mayonaka no Yaji-san Kita-san (2005)
Gina K (2005)
Aoi Kuruma (2004)
Ping Pong (2002)
Distance (2001)
Hakata Movie: Chinchiromai (2000)
Shady Grove (1999)
After Life (1998)

Recognition

65th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Supporting Actor for Chase.

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Name: AKIRA
Real name: 黒澤良平 (くろさわ りょうへい)
Name (romaji): Kurosawa Ryohei
Birthdate: 1981-Aug-23
Birthplace: Japan
Height: 184cm
Blood type: A

TV Shows

Meitantei Conan Season 1 (YTV, 2011, ep1)
Gou (NHK, 2011)
Toomawari no Ame (NTV, 2010)
Tumbling (TBS, 2010)
Around 40 (TBS, 2008)

Details

Title: ずっとあなたが好きだった
Title (romaji): Zutto Anata ga Sukidatta
Format: Renzoku
Episodes: 13
Viewership ratings: 19.9
Broadcast network: TBS
Broadcast period: 1992-Jul-03 to 1992-Sep-25
Air time: Friday 22:00
Theme Song: Namida no Kiss, by Southern All Stars

Synopsis

Ten years back, Miwa's friend committed suicide because she couldn't stand because Yosuke, who she loved, got along so well with Miwa instead of her. The suicide caused the entire town to put the blame on the couple, thus forcing them to break off. Ten years later, Miwa and Yosuke happen to meet again. Though the love between them still exists, the reality makes their being together impossible. Miwa is getting married soon, and Yosuke has then established a new relationship with another girl, Ritsuko. Unfortunately, Miwa's marriage is a failure, and yet she couldn't turn back till one day ... but it ends up hurting somebody again.

Cast

Kaku Chikako
Fuse Hiroshi
Sano Shiro
Nogiwa Yoko
Hashizume Isao
Takada Toshie (高田敏江)
Nakamura Kumi
Akashiya Sanma
Miyazaki Masumi
Ozawa Hitoshi (小沢仁志)
Sakai Maki
Masuda Yukio

Details

Title: ずっと逢いたかった
Title (romaji): Zutto Ai Takatta
Also known as: Always wanting to be with you
Format: Tanpatsu
Genre: Family
Broadcast network: Fuji TV
Broadcast date: 2005-Sep-30
Air time: 21:00

Cast

Matsumoto Koshiro
Tamayama Tetsuji
Toda Erika
Ono Takehiko
Yamazaki Shigenori
Abe Ryohei

Production Credits

Original work: Hattori Taihei
Screenwriter: Kimizuka Ryouichi
Producers: Sekiguchi Shizuo, Yanagawa Yukiko
Director: Matsuda Hidetomo

Details

Title: ズッコケ三人組
Title (romaji): Zukkoke Sanningumi
Also known as: The Slip-shod Three
Format: Renzoku
Episodes: 11
Broadcast network: NHK
Broadcast period: 2004-Sep-26 to 2004-Dec-19
Air time:

• Ep1 thru 9: Sunday 19:30 to 19:55
• Ep10: 19:55 to 20:20
• Ep11: 20:20 to 20:45 (right after ep10)

Synopsis

Based on a children's book series written by Nasu Masamoto which became a huge hit since the first book was published in 1978. The story is about a group of three six-graders who live in a fictional town Hamayamacho. All the three, Hachibe, Hakase and Mo-chan, have unique and attractive personality. The leader of this trio, Hachibe, who is active and overhasty does not like studying but enjoys sports and school lunch. Though Hakase, the brain of the trio, studies a lot and knows things, he is too shy to persist in his opinion. Easy-going Mo-chan loves to eat and thinks about food in any situation. The story unfolds the experiences of this unique trio; their everyday life including the first love, the divorce of parents, and the school life; and their adventures such as a time-trip to the Edo period and landing on a solitary island in the ocean.

Cast

Ishizaka Haruki (石坂晴樹)
Saito Satoshi (斉藤慧)
Uchimura Tomoaki (内村智明)
Watanabe Ikkei
Iwasaki Hiromi
Kurotani Tomoka
Shikauchi Takashi (鹿内孝)
Fujioka Hiroshi
Achiwa Satomi
Agarita Aki

Details

Title: 造花の蜜
Title (romaji): Zouka no Mitsu
Format: Renzoku
Genre: Drama
Episodes: 4
Broadcast network: WOWOW
Broadcast period: 2011-Nov-27 to 2011-Dec-18
Air time: Sunday 22:00

Synopsis

“Zouka no Mitsu” portrays the story of a beautiful criminal (Dan), who makes incomprehensible demands, saying, “If you want to pay, you decide the amount.” Tanabe will play the role of detective Hashiba, who tracks the criminal down. --Tokyohive

Cast

Dan Rei as Ran
Aiba Karin as young Ran
Tamayama Tetsuji as Kawata
Kuninaka Ryoko as Hashiba Yuichi
Tanimura Mitsuki as Kosugi Yasumi
Kunimura Jun as Numata Tetsuji
Tanabe Seiichi as Hashiba Yuichi
Ishikawa Tatsuki as Ogawa Keita
Nomaguchi Toru as Yamaji Masahiko
Goto Soujin (ep4)

Production Credits

Based on Renjou Mikihiko's award-winning novel
Director: Kobayashi Yoshinori