Tomohisa Yamashita joined Janis at the age of 11 and debuted as an idol boy group. But the plays he has worked on over the years seem to be more popular than musical works.
In recent years, he has also focused on film and television works, and last year he broke into Hollywood for the first time to shoot HBO productions.
Let's take stock of Tomoku Yamashita's 6 classic must-see masterpieces!
《Ikebukuro Nishiguchi Park》
Yamashita Tomohisa, who was only 15 years old, cooperated with Tomoya Nagase and Yosuke Wazuka and others.
Adapted from the famous novel of the same name by novelist Ishida Igara, it tells the story of a group of young people who meet in the rivers and lakes.
At that time, it was even known as a divine drama, and the somewhat shy Shan P attracted attention with his handsome facial features, which opened up his popularity.
"Wild Boar Makeover"
Tomohisa Yamashita and Kazuya Kamanashi play high school students, mischievous and energetic to help the girl in the class known as the Boar Girl (Maki Horikita).
The two boys with full looks are full of youthful feeling, plus the mutual help and enthusiasm between classmates, it is definitely a classic!
Fraud Hunter
Tomohisa Yamashita plays a fraudster blackened by the murder of his father, and his air of hatred and hatred, coupled with a clever setting, makes his character even more charming.
"Marriage Proposal Battle"
Tomohisa Yamashita and Masami Nagasawa play a pair of childhood sweethearts who adore each other in the play.
However, because the two sides never opened their mouths to express their love, until Masami Nagasawa was about to walk into the auditorium with her boyfriend, Yamashita Tomohisa felt regret, hoping to turn back the time and seize the opportunity to show love to the woman.
The play's time-lapse spell: "Hallelujah, CHANCE!" It was also a mantra that everyone hung on their lips back then!
"Emergency Help"
A three-season classic drama, won numerous awards after broadcasting, and made a movie version.
Tomohisa Yamashita plays a flying doctor in the play, treating one wounded after another with calm wit.
"5 to 9"
Adapted from the popular manga, Tomohisa Yamashita plays the abbot of the temple, and after falling in love with the heroine Satomi Ishihara at first sight, he constantly shows his love to the woman in a strange and straightforward way.
The background of the male protagonist is fresh (Japanese monks can be married), coupled with Yamashita Tomohisa's exquisite facial features and cute character settings, make the plot a big plus.