▲ Yudou Sano, who appeared in the Sunday Theater for the first time
According to TBS TV, The five-member singing dance group "M! LK" actor Yudou Sano (22 years old) will appear in TBS TV's Sunday Theater April TV series "Dragon Sakura 2" (Every Sunday at 9 pm), which is also his first appearance in a Sunday Theater TV series.
Starring actor Hiroshi Abe (56), the drama is the sequel to the 16-year-old Gakuen tv series that became a hit on Friday, July 2005. The series was originally serialized as Ryu sakura 2 in the weekly manga magazine Morning since 18 years. Although it tells the story of the previous game "Dragon Sakura" (serialized in 2003-07) 15 years later, it also adds many original plots that are in line with the current era.
It attracted a lot of attention at the 25th Junon Super Boy in 2012 and joined the group "M! in 14 years! LK's "Battle of Sano" has attracted a lot of attention with TBS TV's Friday TV series "Tower of Sand: Neighbors Who Know Too Many Things" and the movie "Hanagi Love: Knot", which was released in March 2019.
Sano plays Keita Yoneyama, a former student who leads the student who leads the tail of the crane to the university, and Keita Yoneyama, a former student of the legendary lawyer Sakuragi Kenji (Hiroshi Abe), who said: "This time I am not playing Sakuragi-sensei's current student, but a former student, maybe everyone will have 'What is this guy doing?'" Such a question, but I still hope that everyone can pay more attention to the relevant plot of this character. I can star with so many well-known actors this time, and I will do my best, I hope you will definitely watch this show. ”
Regarding the previous work of the show, Sano recalled: "'Dragon Sakura' was my favorite work when I was a schoolboy watching TV, and it was also my favorite work when I was holding 'I really want to star in a TV series!'" 'Aspirations, one of the works of opportunity to strive for the goal of becoming an actor. At that time, I really liked this work avidly, and I tried the "Sakuragi-style learning method" in the play, such as learning while walking (laughs). ”
Sano also said excitedly: "When I heard that "Dragon Sakura" was going to make a sequel, I was very happy and looking forward to it as a fan, and I really didn't dream that I would have the opportunity to star, and even felt that it was so good to live in this world."