Zenbu of Tokyo

7.8

It's about the adventures of 11 quirky high-school girls in Tokyo; 10 of them came from Nagano for a Class Trip, and group leader Yurika Ikezono has drawn up a "perfect" itinerary for her group for the free time part…

Wo Ai Ni in Tokyo

7.2

Taiwanese girl tries to navigate the streets of Tokyo, as well as the heart of a handsome bicycle shop assistant.

The Big Chase: Tokyo SSBC Files

7.3

The SSBC (Sousa Sien Bunseki Center), also known as the Crime Support and Analysis Center, has a newly established violent crimes department. Their job is to collect and analyze CCTV footage, smartphones, computers,…

Daiki Tsuneta Tokyo Chaotic

7.5

Musical polymath Tsuneta Daiki is the mastermind behind chart-topping Japanese rock group King Gnu, and now also heads a boundary-pushing artist collective called "millennium parade." In an exclusive first, we were…

Ultraman Blazar the Movie: Tokyo Kaiju Showdown

7.5

A wave of kaiju emerges from an industrial area in Tokyo, prompting Captain Gento and the Special Kaiju Reaction Detachment (SKaRD) to engage in the relentless battle. Yet despite their efforts, the endless kaiju attack…

Grand Maison Tokyo: Hirako Shohei no Yureru Omoi

7.7

This is a spin-off drama of Grand Maison Tokyo, focusing on Hirako Shohei's story. 3 minutes summary of each episode of this drama is aired at the end of each episode of the original story, Grand Maison Tokyo. 3 years…

Shakespeare in Tokyo

7.6

An Australian Shakespeare fan with Down Syndrome, sets off on a solo adventure to discover Tokyo in order to get away from his over-bearing older brother and prove his independence. Along the way he uses his knowledge…

Home Sweet Tokyo

7.2

When his Japanese mother-in-law passes away, Englishman Bryan Jenkins moves to Tokyo with his family to live with his father-in-law. With his wife heading out to work in the city, he must come to grips with being a…

⁨La Grande Maison Tokyo Special

7.7

Just one year after opening, Hayami Rinko became the first Asian woman to be the chef of a three-star restaurant, but shortly after, the COVID-19 pandemic hit the food and beverage industry hard. "Grand Maison Tokyo"…

Photo People in Tokyo

7.8

Moving to Tokyo, JYJ's Kim Jae Joong, and Jo Se Ho are joined in season 2 by a new group of photography enthusiasts. This time the groups mission will be capturing the perfect photo for Korean magazine LEON.

Iwagami Ei

Iwagami Ei was an actor from Tokyo, Japan. His real name was Iwadate Mamoru. He graduated from Nihon University. His date of death is unknown. (Source: MyDramaList)

Nakamura Kazuyuki

Nakamura Kazuyuki is a Japanese actor from Tokyo, Japan. He is affiliated with Arts Ju. He is also a member of the theater company HaguHagu Republic. (Source: Japanese = Wikipedia || Translation = MyDramaList)

Ishibashi Yu

Ishibashi Yu is a Japanese actor from Tokyo. He graduated from the Department of Theatre at Nihon University (日本大学). He began his career with Top Coat (トップコート), later moved to Quore (クオーレ), and eventually joined Les Brillants (株式会社レ・ブリアン) after its management…

Shiina Makoto

Shiina Makoto was born in Tokyo, Japan. He is an essayist, journalist, novelist, filmmaker, and children's book author. He also worked as editor-in-chief of a trade paper and as publisher of Hon No Zasshi (Magazine on Books). (Source: encyclopedia.com)

Honjomaru Hiroshi

Honjomaru Hiroshi is a Japanese actor from Tokyo, Japan. He is affiliated with Matsu Company. He previously worked under the name Honjo Hiroshi (本城裕). (Source: MyDramaList)

Hata Keiko

Hata Keiko is a Japanese actress from Tokyo, Japan. She is affiliated with Y Corporation and has a business partnership with Queens Company. (Source: MyDramaList)

Mori Kazuma

Mori Kazuma is an actor from Tokyo, Japan.

Dobashi Toru

Dobashi Toru is a Japanese director from Tokyo, Japan.

Yamamoto Masaaki

Yamamoto Masaki was a Japanese actor from Tokyo, Japan. He attended Hosei University but did not graduate. He began his acting career in 1959 with the Shochiku film "High Teen" (ハイティーン) and signed with Nikkatsu in 1962, appearing primarily in youth-oriented films. After leaving Nikkatsu,…

Mari

Mari is a former gravure idol from Tokyo, Japan. She was affiliated with Discovery Entertainment. She was selected as the first-generation "Fujimusume" through an audition segment on Fuji TV's late-night program "SDM Hatsu!" She officially changed her stage name from her real name, Shimojima Mari (下村真理),…