There is also an intense love scene…! Ryusei Yokohama’s artistic explosion on the set of a top-secret Korean drama remake! Photo

One day in late autumn, Ryusei Yokohama, 27, was in an unexpected place. It was a university campus in the Kanto region. He was wearing a kappa and splashing buckets of what appeared to be bright red paint at the walls as he exploded with his artistry. What on earth was this popular actor doing?

We think he is filming for a drama series he is starring in that will be distributed worldwide next year. The drama is a remake of a popular Korean romantic drama, and Yokohama will be playing a “damesu” type art college student.

When he participated in a talk event at the Hiroshima International Film Festival on November 23, his loose, permed hair was talked about as a “biju explosion,” and the haircut, which brings out his beautiful face, is probably part of his preparation for the role.

(A source close to the entertainment industry says, “Some fans have been asking, ‘Who would be the best actor to play the leading role in a Japanese remake of the film? (A source in the entertainment industry). It seems that Yokohama was chosen as the main character. Yokohama, who has been in the limelight since his first starring role in the NHK historical drama “Belabo – Tsutaje Eika No Yume Banashi” broadcast in 1925, is scheduled to deliver this film just before the start of the historical drama.

Yokohama is scheduled to deliver this film just before the start of the Taiga season. “In order to play the role of a boxer in the film “Haru ni Hissuru,” in which he stars alongside Koichi Sato (62), Yokohama took a boxing pro test. His stoic approach to the role, including obtaining a Class C boxing license, was highly praised, and he has won numerous film awards. The Korean remake of the movie, which is currently being filmed, is a romantic coming-of-age ensemble drama that has captivated women around the world.

In the movie “Wandering Moon,” released in 2010, he and Suzu Hirose (25), who played his girlfriend, had a graphic love scene that became a topic of conversation, and it is likely that there will be many love scenes in this film as well.

In the original Korean production, there were so many love scenes between the main character and his girlfriend that some episodes were restricted to a certain age range. I don’t know how much of this will be reproduced in the Japanese version, but I think it will be quite aggressive.

Speaking of Korean remakes, “Kimi no Hitomi ga Kikakeru”, a film starring Yuriko Yoshitaka (35) and Yokohama, was released in 2008 and was a big hit, so we can expect great things from this remake as well.

Yokohama said, “Filming for a foreign distribution platform takes a long time, so I think it will probably be cranked up around next spring. The “Taiga” is scheduled to be cranked next summer, but if we include the preparation period, it will probably be in full production until the end of the shooting of the “Taiga”. (A source in the entertainment industry)

By this time next year, women not only in Japan but also around the world will fall in love with him!