Jun Matsumoto, also known as MatsuJun, is a Japanese singer, radio host, concert director, dancer, model, and an award-winning actor. He was born on August 30, 1983, in Tokyo, Japan, and made his acting debut in 1997, when he took his first role in a theatrical production. That same year, he took his first role in television and made his film debut a year later. In 1999, he debuted as a member of the boy band, Arashi, and in 2000, began to work in concert production. Since his debut, he has appeared in a wide variety of theatrical productions, films and television dramas, including “Boys Over Flowers” (2005).

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In a country with a 99.9% conviction rate, attorney Taisho Miyama (Matsumoto Jun) and his partner Atsuhiro Sada (Teruyuki Kagawa) tirelessly seek justice for the nation's remaining 0.1%. When Atsuhiro becomes the new director of Madarame Law Firm, he agrees to mentor Honoka Kono (Sugisaki Hana), the daughter of automotive company chairman Shozo Wakatsuki (Ishibashi Renji). Despite her father's wishes for her to practice civil law, Honoka finds herself working with Taisho on a criminal case involving a corrupt politician accused of accepting bribes. As they investigate the case, Taisho and Honoka must navigate challenging partnerships and confront powerful adversaries to uncover the truth. This is a 2021 Japanese courtroom drama directed by Kimura Hisashi.

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In a country with a 99.9% conviction rate, attorney Hiroto Miyama (Matsumoto Jun) relentlessly pursues justice for the innocent. Working at the Madarame Law Firm, he teams up with civil case specialist Atsuhiro Sada (Teruyuki Kagawa) and former judge Ozaki Maiko (Fumino Kimura). Despite initial conflicts, Hiroto and Atsuhiro become an unstoppable duo committed to uncovering the truth for the nation's overlooked 0.1%. Together, they tackle challenging cases that others have dismissed, fighting to bring justice to those who have been wronged. This is a 2018 Japanese courtroom drama directed by Kimura Hisashi.

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Hiroto Miyama (Jun Matsumoto), a dedicated attorney specializing in criminal cases, fights for justice in a country with a 99.9% conviction rate. Despite financial challenges, he remains committed to uncovering the truth for the remaining 0.1%. When Haruhiko Madarame (Ittoku Kishibe) offers him a position at a prestigious law firm, Hiroto begins working with Atsuhiro Sada (Teruyuki Kagawa), a successful civil lawyer known for his arrogant attitude. Initially dismissive of Hiroto's criminal work, Atsuhiro is forced to collaborate with him when a unique opportunity arises. As they navigate their differences and challenging cases, the unlikely pair must learn to work together to achieve their professional goals. This is a 2016 Japanese courtroom drama directed by Hisashi Kimura, Fuminori Kaneko, and Shingo Okamoto.

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When Sota Koyurugi (Matsumoto Jun) was in high school, he harbored a crush on his senior, Saeko Takahashi (Ishihara Satomi), but kept his distance. After Saeko's breakup, Sota confesses his feelings and is briefly accepted. However, when his handmade Valentine's chocolates are rejected, he becomes heartbroken and dedicates himself to mastering chocolate making. Years later, Sota returns from Paris as a renowned Maître Chocolatier, with a successful boutique that attracts many customers. When Saeko unexpectedly requests a cake for her wedding, Sota must confront his lingering feelings and decide whether to accept her commission. Adapted from the manga "Heartbroken Chocolatier" by Mizushiro Setona, this is a 2014 Japanese romantic comedy drama directed by Matsuyama Hiroaki, Miyaki Shogo, and Sekino Munenori.

Un chocolatier de l'amour perdu

🍫Chocolate d'armour ❤️

Tsukasa Domyouji (Jun Matsumoto) has left for New York, leaving Tsukushi Makino (Mao Inoue) heartbroken and determined to understand why. Following him to New York, she confronts him, but is devastated by his cold response. Returning to Japan, Tsukasa tries to move on, focusing on her studies while seeking comfort from Rui Hanazawa (Shun Oguri). Tsukushi, jealous of their growing relationship, struggles between his feelings for Tsukasa and his family obligations. Despite seeming destined to part ways, fate continues to intervene in their tumultuous relationship. Will Tsukasa and Tsukushi finally find a way to be together? This is a sequel to the 2005 hit series "BOYS OVER FLOWERS", based on the manga by Yoko Kamio, and is a 2007 Japanese drama directed by Ishii Yasuharu.

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Tsukushi Makino (Mao Inoue), a quiet student at the elite Eitoku Academy, clashes with Tsukasa Domyouji (Jun Matsumoto), a key member of the “Flower Four” or “F4” gang, made up of devilishly handsome bullies sons of some of Japan’s richest businesspeople. The F4 orchestrates bullying campaigns aimed at forcing students they don’t like out of the academy. However, Tsukushi refuses to be pushed around and berates Tsukasa. This has unexpected consequences, leading both Tsukasa and his fellow F4 member Rui Hanazawa (Shun Oguri) to fall for her. Will love save the day – and might romance help teach F4 the error of its ways? This 2005 Japanese drama series was based on a hit manga series by Yoko Kamio and was directed by Yasuharu Ishii.

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