Yutaro Goto, also known as simply, Yutaro, is a Japanese actor. He was born in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, on June 3, 1998, and made his acting debut in 2018. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “A Man Who Defies the World of BL” (2021).

Yutaro Goto

TV Asahi

When college student "Mob" (Atsuhiro Inukai) discovers he's living in a manga-style "world of BL", he unexpectedly becomes the mob character of numerous love stories. After initially struggling with his new reality, Mob embraces his situation and confesses his feelings to his classmate Kikuchi (Asahi Ito), hoping to finally step into the spotlight as the main character. Just as he believes he has found his happily ever after, the arrival of the handsome Igarashi (Kenta Izuka) disrupts everything, challenging Mob's position as the protagonist and creating a love triangle that forces him to fight for Kikuchi's affection. As Mob navigates this complex romantic landscape, he must prove he is not only the best partner for Kikuchi but also the true main character of this unpredictable world. Adapted from the manga series by Konkichi, this is a 2022 Japanese romantic comedy drama directed by Koichiro Miki.

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Trapped in the World of BL

Mob's (Atsuhiro Inukai) average college life flips upside down when he realizes he's living in a "world of BL," surrounded by love-struck boys and their dramatic romances. As he struggles to stay in the background and avoid becoming the protagonist, he finds himself increasingly drawn to a special boy. Caught between his desire to escape the romantic chaos and his crumbling resolve, Mob must confront the possibility of surrendering to the inevitable. Will he manage to maintain his role as a background character, or will he embrace the love he’s been trying to avoid? This 2021 Japanese rom-com series was adapted from the manga of the same name by Konkichi and was directed by Koichiro Miki.

A Man Who Defies the World of BL

Epiphany of True Self

Tokyo MX

In Tokyo, vampires Sou Kurosawa (Renn Kiriyama) and Aoi Shifuji (Yutaro Goto) run Yoro no Kodomotachi, a nocturnal coffee shop. When the coronavirus pandemic halts their business, they face a critical challenge: their blood supply from the Vampire Association is disrupted, leaving them desperate and hungry. Never having drawn human blood before, the two young vampires must decide whether to wait for assistance or take the dangerous step of hunting their first human prey. Their survival instincts are put to the ultimate test as they navigate the complexities of vampire existence during a global pandemic. This is a 2021 Japanese supernatural comedy drama series directed by Iguchi Noboru.

Baby Vampire Blues

🖤 Team Bite Me 🧛 

At first, turning thirty seems like just another birthday for Kiyoshi Adachi (Eiji Akaso). But he's soon met with an unwelcome surprise: he's gained the ability to read the mind of anyone he touches – and it's all because he's still a virgin. While he initially views this power as a nuisance, his perspective shifts when he accidentally touches his handsome, high-achieving colleague, Yuichi Kurosawa (Keita Machida). To Kiyoshi's shock, he discovers that the office heartthrob is hopelessly in love with him. As Yuichi's secret internal monologues reveal a deep, unwavering devotion, the shy and insecure Kiyoshi finds his quiet, mundane world turned upside-down. Navigating the awkwardness of office life becomes a heart-fluttering challenge as he struggles to reconcile his own self-doubt with the intense affection of the man he once thought was out of his league. This drama was adapted from the manga of the same name by Yuu Toyota.

Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!

Minato Wataya

Rei Kosaka (Shotaro Mamiya), a disinterested high school third-grader who coldly tells people to "die," becomes intrigued by his classmate Nana Kano (Hinako Sakurai) after witnessing her burying a dead bee. As they grow closer, Rei discovers Nana's disturbing fascination with death and tendency to self-harm, while she learns about his own dark inner world. Their unexpected connection develops as they share their deepest secrets and begin to trust one another, navigating the complex emotional landscape of teenage depression and personal struggles. Will their fragile bond help them overcome their individual challenges, or will the weight of their personal demons ultimately drive them apart? "He Won't Kill, She Won't Die" is a 2019 Japanese movie that was written and directed by Kobayashi Keiichi.

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