Nobuyuki Suzuki is a Japanese actor. He was born on October 14, 1992, in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, and made his stage-acting debut in 2010. The following year, he took his first acting role in a television drama and in 2012, he made his film acting debut. Since then, he has appeared in a number of stage productions, films, and television dramas, including “Danger-Less Detectives” (2020).

Nobuyuki Suzuki

In a city riddled with crime, the Azabu Central Station of the Metropolitan Police Department shines as a beacon of hope, truth, and justice. Dedicated to protecting the people from those who would do them harm, the officers of the Metropolitan Police willingly put their lives on the line. Day in and day out, these good people give their all to make the world a better place. Well… most of them do anyway.

Less than thrilled with the idea of putting himself in harm’s way, Detective Shin Takano (Nobuyuki Suzuki) is more interested in securing his next promotion, than securing the safety of the people. A professional suck up, with a penchant for office politics, Detective Takano is a whiz at working his way to the top without actually doing any work. Right beside him is Wataru Yonaka (Hayato Sano), a young detective who absolutely despises the gritty work required as a police detective. With thoughts of a new career ever on his mind, Detective Yonaka dreams of starting over, but his investigative prowess and incredible reasoning skills are perfectly suited to the role of detective.

Despite their determination to stay as far away from danger as possible, both detectives find themselves constantly involved in dangerous criminal cases. Can a pair of passive detectives actually find a way to save the day?

A police drama with an unusual twist, “Danger-Less Detectives” is a 2020 comedy crime drama directed by Mitsunobu Yokobori.

Danger-Less Detectives

Detectives in Danger Team💣

Yaeko Kogure (Haru) is a 27-year-old white-collar worker who is tired of her office life and looks forward to getting married and putting it all behind her. It is with great joy that she gets engaged with her boyfriend and hands in her notice. But before she really has a chance to celebrate, she gets a shock when her fiancé tells her he wants to break up with her because he has started a relationship with another woman.

Dejected, she sits in a shopping mall where she hears the Bach violin piece “Air on the G String” (from the composer’s “3rd Suite in D major”). On a whim, she decides to take a violin class, where she meets and befriends a younger university student named Rihito Kase (Taishi Nakagawa) and a married woman named Yukie Kitagawa (Matsushita Yuki). The former is in love with the violin class teacher, but Yaeko Kogure starts to develop romantic feelings for him...

This drama was based on a manga series that was serialized between 2013 and 2018.

“You, Me, and Bach” is a 2019 Japanese drama series that was directed by Fuminori Kaneko, Kentaro Takemura, and Ryosuke Fukuda.

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