Kenta Kamakari is a Japanese actor and singer who was born on February 17, 1984, in Osaka Prefecture, Japan. He appeared in the 2006 drama “Fallen Angels” and played the role of Ryo Shishido in the musical version of “Prince of Tennis.” In 2015, he starred as Aoyanagi in the live-action version of the manga series “Wakako Zake.” He has reprised the same role in all subsequent seasons of the drama and also appeared in “Star Concerto” in 2017.

Kamakari Kenta

BS Japan, TV Tokyo

Wakako Murasaki (Takeda Rina), a 26-year-old office worker in Tokyo, finds her true passion in exploring the city's diverse culinary landscape. When not at work, she delights in discovering unique restaurants and meticulously pairing her meals with the perfect alcoholic beverage. Occasionally accompanied by her colleague Aoyagi (Kamakari Kenta) and befriended by Taisho (Nozoe Yoshihiro), a restaurant owner, Wakako embarks on gastronomic adventures across various cuisines. From Hiroshima specialties to unusual canned food recipes, Okinawan dishes, and international fare like Thai cuisine, her food journey knows no bounds. Her expertise even leads her colleagues to seek her recommendations when planning office gatherings. Based on a manga series by Chie Shinkyu, this is a 2016 Japanese drama series that celebrates the joy of food and drink.

Wakako Zake 2

🍙 Itadakimasu 🍜 Team

Wakako Murasaki (Takeda Rina), a 26-year-old office worker from Hiroshima, leads an unassuming life during the day but transforms into a passionate culinary adventurer by night. Exploring restaurants, street food stalls, and even her own kitchen, she seeks out delectable meals and perfect drink pairings. Her coworker Aoyagi (Kamakari Kenta) occasionally joins her food adventures, and she develops a friendship with Taisho (Nozoe Yoshihiro), a restaurant owner. As Wakako navigates her love for gourmet experiences, she hopes to connect with colleagues and expand her social circle through her shared passion for food. This live-action series, based on a manga by Chie Shinkyu, is a 2015 Japanese drama that celebrates the joy of culinary exploration.

Films/séries

À propos