Saijo Mitsuru

Saijo Mitsuru is a Japanese actor.

Nishiguchi Kiyoko

Nishiguchi Kiyoko is a Japanese actress.

Saionji Akio

Saionji Akio is a Japanese actor, voice actor, and narrator from Osaka prefecture, Japan.

Nishimura Yukie

Nishimura Yukie is a Japanese composer from Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan.

Nishinakama Sachiko

Nishioka Eriko

Nishioka Eriko is a Japanese actress.

Nishiyama Yumi

Nishio Toku

Nishikawa Tatsuro

Nishikawa Tatsuro is a Japanese director and screenwriter. He graduated from the Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Film and New Media, majoring in film directing. "The Other Home" (向こうの家) is his graduation project. In 2021, he made his TV drama debut with the drama "Gekikarado"…

Nishimoto Hiroyuki

Nishimoto Hiroyuki was a Japanese actor.

Star of Tomorrow: Journey to the West

True and False Princess

Monkey King Myth

The "Monkey King Myth" is about a ladies kingdom which was in the west. The Queen of the kingdom was a banshee. She used to absorb men's spirits and semen to keep herself young and beautiful. It's a dangerous road…

Jiang Shi Xi Men Qing

Reiwa Suspense Gekijo: Tabibito Kenshikan Michiba Shusaku 2

Tomorrow Will Be Fine

7.3

A romantic comedy about an obscure screenwriter nearing her thirties and a frustrated musician who accidentally end up in a situation where they have to live together. Xiao Yu who works as a screenwriter has achieved…

Shitsuji Saionji no Meisuiri Season 2

7.5

Saionji Hajime serves the wealthy Ijuuin family. He graduated at the top of the London school for butlers. As the perfect butler, housekeeping skills and management of the mansion go without saying. He mastered martial…

​Journey to the West

Number 10 Blues Goodbye Saigon

South Vietnam in 1975. Elite businessman Sugimoto Toshio was leading a life of leisure when he accidentally kills someone. He flees with his lover Lan and a biracial kid named Taro, but… (Source: JFDB) ~~ A co-production…

Journey to the West

7.7

~~ Adapted from the classical novel "Journey to the West" (西游记) by 吴承恩 (Wu Cheng En). ~~ Three versions available: 45 episodes (HK version) || 60 episodes (Satellite TV) || 66 episodes (Terrestrial TV)