Kato Masaya

Kato Masaya is a Japanese actor and model born in Nara. At the beginning of his career, he played mostly gangster or bad boy roles but branched out later. Kato studied at the University of Yokohama, earning a Bachelor of Education, which allows him to teach primary school students. (Source: Wikipedia)

Ri Woo Jin

Ri Woo Jin is a South Korean actor.

Charles Lee

Li Zhao Hua is a visual effects director, founder and CEO of Rabbit Creative Pictures. He holds a master's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Southern California and a Ph.D. in graphic information engineering from the University of Cambridge. (Source: Wal at MyDramaList)

Itao Itsuji

Itsuji Itao is a Japanese comedian and actor. He is a member of the comedy duo 130R and a former cast member of one of Downtown's previous shows. He usually appears in their batsu games.

Woo Jung Kook

Woo Jung Kook, born Woo Don Ki (우돈기) in Seongbuk, Gangseo, Busan, South Korea, is a South Korean actor and stage actor. He is affiliated with Big Whale Entertainment (빅웨일엔터테인먼트). Woo graduated from Deokmun High School (덕문고등학교). (Source: MyDramaList)

Park Geon Rak

Park Geon Rak is a South Korean actor, musical actor, stage actor, and stage and musical director.

Joyce Tang

Joyce Tang is a Hong Kong actress, singer and host born in Hong Kong, China. Joyce made her debut in 1995 through the 14th New Talent Singing Awards (第十四屆新秀歌唱大賽). Originally a contracted artiste under Hairun Movies & TV Production (海潤影視製作有限公司), she is currently…

Watanabe Makiko

Watanabe Makiko is a Japanese actress. Winner of the 2013 Asian Film Awards for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Capturing Dad (Chihi o Tori ni).

Hakamada Yoshihiko

Yoshihiko Hakamada is a Japanese actor. He graduated from Hamana High School. Hakamada is represented with Platinum Production. He is formerly affiliated with Life Bling. Hakamada's wife is tarento Ai Kawanaka.

Chen Xu Ming

Chen Xu Ming is a Chinese actor born in Shanghai, China. (Source: MyDramaList)

Survival Game

Three short films examine the psychological, cross-cultural, and familial costs of war. Filmed in Japan, Korea, and China.

The Game of Killing

It all begins with a few friends playing a 'killing game' at a bar. The game starts with these good friends picking a card out of the 52 poker cards, and whoever draws the ace of spades becomes the 'killer'. When they…

Foolish Game

Hyun Tae is a competent architect who prefers one-night stands to serious relationships. Hee Jae doesn't want to believe in love anymore because she was hurt from breaking with her past love. Hyun Tae and Hee Jae get…

Last Game

4.0

Set in 1943, baseball is banned in Japan as "a sport of the enemy country" as Japan is at war with the U.S. The baseball match between Waseda University and Keio University (the So-Kei game), which is hugely popular…

Dasshutsu Game DERO!

Dasshutsu Game DERO! was a quiz game show that was broadcasted in Nippon TV from late 2009 to early 2011. Blinfolded participants were taken into a room with various puzzles or quiz questions, which they must able…

The Game: Boy's Film Show

The story contains 1 opening and 5 original short films with "Game" as the keyword, starring 39 young actors affiliated with Amuse Entertainment. (Source: MyDramaList)

Escape Game Zero

Japan in the near future. Six prisoners, male and female, in prison, who have signed a “Special Pardon Pledge” are taken to a secret room covered in concrete with no way out. They are brought to a secret room covered…

Patriot Game

A documentary about patriotism, what it means and the cycle of it. (Source: MyDramaList)

Truth Game

6.4

A popular rap singer was stabbed to death during a rowdy concert. The singer's fan club president was deemed the most possible suspect and was placed under arrest. But prosecutor Jo believes that someone powerful is…

Power Game

6.8

Advertising company salesmen use all sorts of methods and engage in bruising contests to win client accounts for the sake of billions of yen. Shirosaki Shinya of Tohto Advertising has even been featured in magazines…