Hashimoto Jun is a Japanese actor who was born on February 25, 1964, in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. He began acting in the early 1990s, appearing in dramas like “Hirari” in 1992 and “Yurei Mama” in 1998. He has since gone on to star in scores of hit drama series titles, including the more recent “Natsuzora” (2019) and “FIGHT SONG” (2022).

Hashimoto Jun

In Tokyo, a beheaded corpse with an impossibly sharp cut and no blood catches the attention of ambitious news reporter Mio Sanjo (Mai Fukagawa). She witnesses a mysterious black dust emerging from the wound, which only she can see. Two enigmatic men, Kakeru Osagami (Saotome Taichi) and Sho Iotsu (Endo Yuya), share her ability to perceive this strange phenomenon. Kakeru, a "blade master," is on a dangerous mission to hunt down "filth blades" - swords forged from human evil that can corrupt their wielders. With each blade he neutralizes, Kakeru absorbs some of the "filth," risking his own soul in the process. As he continues his quest, the question remains: can he eliminate all the blades before the darkness consumes him? This is a 2022 Japanese supernatural drama directed by Fujii Michihito and Kuwajima Kenji.

The Sealer

Kisara Hanae (Kiyohara Kaya), a former aspiring karate athlete sidelined by health issues, now works as a cleaner. She encounters Ashida Haruki (Shotaro Mamiya), a struggling songwriter who wrote a song she once loved during her karate matches. Facing potential job loss, Ashida desperately needs to write a hit song that demonstrates his understanding of love. The two enter a "fake" romance to solve their respective problems, which triggers the jealousy of Kisara's childhood friend Natsukawa Shingo (Kikuchi Fuma), who has long harbored secret feelings for her. Their unconventional arrangement threatens to complicate their lives and relationships. This is a 2022 Japanese drama directed by Ishii Yasuharu, Okamoto Shingo, and Murao Yoshiaki.

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