Jun Shison is a Japanese actor. Born on March 5, 1995, he is a member of the D-BOYS, a group of young male actors. He made his acting debut in a 2011 stage production of “Musical Tennis.” He has since appeared in many other theatrical productions, films and television dramas. Some of his recent credits include the dramas “Kimi Wa Petto” (2017) and “Hitoshi Ueki and Nobosemon” (2017).

Jun Shison

Fuji TV

When the body of his classmate Ken Sagae is discovered, Totono Kunou (Masaki Suda) becomes the prime suspect in this shocking murder case. Interrogated by Inspector Kanzo Yabu (Endo Kenichi), Totono uses his exceptional speaking skills to prove his innocence while detectives investigate his classmate Ren Sagara (Jun Shison). After the police quickly close the murder case, Totono, Ren, and their classmate Seiko Furomitsu (Sairi Ito) are invited to participate in an unusual part-time job involving finding a 30-year-old time capsule. With his unique gifts, Totono must help his classmates unravel this mysterious challenge. Adapted from the manga "Mystery to Iunakare" by Tamura Yumi, this is a 2023 Japanese mystery thriller directed by Hiroaki Matsuyama.

Don’t Call it Mystery Special

A year ago, coworkers Soichi Haruta (Kei Tanaka) and Ryota Maki (Kento Hayashi) found love, but their relationship faces challenges when Soichi returns to the office where his former boss Musashi Kurosawa (Kotaro Yoshida) still works. With Ryota transferred to headquarters, tensions rise as a project team arrives, bringing unexpected complications. An accident causes Musashi to lose his memories of Soichi, leading him to fall in love with Soichi all over again. As attractive teammates create friction between Soichi and Ryota, their relationship is put to the test. This follow-up to "Ossan's Love" explores the complexities of love and memory in the workplace. "Ossan's Love The Movie～LOVE or DEAD" is a 2019 Japanese movie directed by Ruto Toichiro.

Ossan’s Love The Movie～LOVE or DEAD

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As a child, Shinichiro Kiyama (Ryunosuke Kamiki) lost his entire family in a tragic plane crash, leading to a life of isolation and loneliness that persists into adulthood. But his life takes a turn when he develops a mysterious ability to see through people who are about to die, dubbed "Fortuna's Eye" by his doctor. While struggling with his new condition, Shinichiro meets Aoi Kiryu (Kasumi Arimura) when he needs to get his phone repaired, and is immediately attracted to her cheerful demeanor. However, when he returns to pick up his phone, he's able to see through Aoi. He meets with her again later that evening, and she appears solid once again – but instead, Shinichiro suffers a heart attack as a side effect of "saving" Aoi. This realization forces Shinichiro into an impossible decision: if he wants to save Aoi's life, he'll have to give up his own.

Fortuna's Eye

Daiki Kaneda

Sumire Iwaya (Noriko Iriyama), a highly educated journalist from Tokyo University and Harvard, faces a series of personal and professional setbacks when her fiancé leaves her and she is demoted at work after rejecting her boss's advances. One day, she discovers Takeshi Goda (Jun Shison), a homeless young man who reminds her of her beloved dog Momo, and decides to take him in as a "pet." Their unconventional relationship challenges societal norms and explores the boundaries of human connection. This is a 2017 Japanese drama series based on the manga "Kimi Wa Petto" by Yayoi Ogawa.

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