Born May 19, 1993 in Saitama prefecture. Has appeared in many works following this '95 debut. Won Best New Actor at the 29th Japan Academy Film Awards for "The Great Yokai War" ('05/dir. Takashi Miike). Other notable roles include, "The Kirishima Thing" ('12/dir. Daihachi Yoshida), "Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno/The Legend Ends" ('14/dir. Keishi Otomo), "Bakuman" ('15/dir. Hitoshi Ohne), "Too Young To Die!" ('16/dir. Kankuro Kudo), "Your Name" (VA/'16/dir. Makoto Shinkai), "March Comes In Like a Lion parts 1&2" ('17/dir. Keishi Otomo), "Fortuna's Eye" ('19/dir. Takahiro Miki), "Murders at the House of Death" ('19/dir. Hisashi Kimura), "Rurouni Kenshin: The Final) ('21/dir. Keishi Otomo), "Noise" ('22/dir. Ryuichi Hiroki). He will also be appearing in "Ghostbook" ('22/dir. Takashi Yamazaki).

Born August 5, 1981 in Tokyo. After gaining widespread recognition for her role in "Battle Royale" ('00/dir. Kinji Fukasaku), she won Best Supporting Actress at the 25th Japan Academy Film Awards for her role in the 2001 film "Go" (dir. Isao Yukisada), as well as several awards since. She also performed the main theme song for the 2003 film "Yomigaeri" (dir. Akihito Shiota). She played a leading role in the 2017 NHK Taiga Historical Drama "Naotora: The Lady Warlord". Other notable roles include, "Crying Out Love in the Center of the World" ('04/dir. Isao Yukisada), "La Maison de Himiko" ('05/dir. Isshin Inudo), "Suspect X" ('08/dir. Hiroshi Nishitani), "Ooku" ('10/dir. Fuminori Kaneko), "Snail Cafe" ('10/dir. Mai Tominaga), "47 Ronin" ('13/dir. Carl Rinsch), "A Bolt From the Blue" ('14/dir. Hitori Gekidan), "Nobunaga Concerto" ('16/dir. Hiroaki Matsuyama), "Cat and Grandpa" ('19/dir. Mitsuaki Iwago), "Baragaki: Unbroken Samurai" ('20/dir. Masato Harada).She will also be appearing in "Silent Parade" ('22/dir. Hiroshi Nishitani).

Born June 18, 1995 in Shizuoka prefecture. Has been active in many fields as a member of the group SixTONES in movies, music, TV, and stage productions. He made his acting debut in the 2012 NTV TV drama and subsequent movie "Bakaleya Private High School". Other recent notable roles include, "10's Secret" ('20/CX), "Red Eyes Investigation Team" ('21/NTV), "Come Come Everybody" ('21/NHK), "Shonen-tachi; The Movie" ('19/dir. Katsuhide Motoki), the lead role in "Liar x Liar" ('21/dir. Saiji Yakumo), "What Did You Eat Yesterday? the movie" ('21/dir. Kazuhito Nakae) and more.

Born October 8, 1997, in Okinawa. She made her acting debut in "Chasuke's Journey" ('15/dir. Sabu). She appeared in "Diner" (dr. Mika Ninagawa), "Chiwawa" (dir. Ken Ninomiya), "The Flowers of Evil" (dir. Noboru Iguchi), and played the lead role in "Hell Girl" (dir. Kouji Shiraishi) in 2019, winning Best New Artist at the 44th Hochi Film Awards that same year. Other notable roles include, "Followers" ('20/dir. Mika Ninagawa), "AI Amok" ('20/dir. Yu Irie), and more. She is also set to appear in "The Way of the Househusband" (dir. Toichiro Ruto) released early summer 2022.

Born September 11, 1992 in Shizuoka. Recent notable roles include, "Yakuza to Kazoku: The Family" ('21/dir. Michihito Fujii), "Tokyo Revengers" ('21/dir. Tsutomu Hanabusa) and "What Did You Eat Yesterday?" ('21/dir. Kazuhito Nakae). He won Best New Actor at the 45th Japan Academy Film Awards. Currently appearing in "Prior Convictions" (dir. Yoshiyuki Kishi) in theaters now, and is set to appear in "Plan75" (dir. Chie Hayakawa) and "Transferred to the Music Corps!" (dir. Eiji Uchida).

Born January 15, 1993 in Kyoto. She gained notoriety starring in the 2015 television series "Here Comes Asa". She appeared in the 2019 films " Parallel World Love Story" and "Blind", for which she won Best New Actress at the 43rd Japan Academy Film Awards. She is set to play the lead role in the television drama "Shizuka-chan and Papa" ('22/NHKBS) and the film "Haken Anime!" ('22/dir. Kohei Yoshino).