The identity of the “amazing man” who is promoting Takuya Kimura to various places.

Still, it seems that Kimura Takuya will continue to play the leading role in the series.

On the August 27 broadcast of Fuji Television’s “Poka Poka,” actor Michitaka Tsutsui made a live appearance, and his advice to his “close friend” Takuya Kimura, with whom he co-starred in the drama series “Asunaro Hakusho” (Fuji Television) that aired 31 years ago, has become a topic of conversation.

Tsutsui and Kimura first co-starred in “Kazama Kimichika: Kyobo 0” in January 2011, after a 30-year absence. Although Kimura himself was friendly, he witnessed the way those around him treated him as if he were a “big name.

I don’t think that’s good. （I think (Kimura) feels lonely. I have a feeling that he’s lonely.

He continued. He continued

I think Kimura should play Tome or something. I don’t think he should play the lead role. I think it would be fun to play the second lead, because it would change the perspective.

I think it would be fun.

Despite his ally’s words, Kimura’s “starring role” was decided once again. The sequel to Fuji’s major drama “Kyobo,” which was once cancelled, will be filmed in the spring of next year.

The drama will be shot from April to June next year, and will be revived as a special drama with two parts, one before and one after. After that, there are talks of making it into a movie.

A Fuji Television insider said.

The “Kyobo” series is based on a novel by Hiroki Nagaoka about a police academy. Kimura plays the role of Kimichika Kazama, a devilish instructor with one eye. Kimura, who has often played heroes, was popular for his darker side, and the two-night New Year’s drama specials in January 2008 both recorded high viewership ratings of over 15%. For Fuji, too, the series adaptation of “Kyobo” has become a gamble on the company’s fortunes.

Fuji had a string of big hits with its trendy drama lineup in the ’90s, but in recent years it has been completely stagnant. That’s why we chose Mr. Kimura. Fuji wants to make “Kyobo” a standard work for a new era,” said a reporter from a sports newspaper.

Fuji welcomed Kimura with open arms and aired “Kazama Kochin: Kyobo 0” in the “Geki 9” slot in the April season last year. Although the average household viewer rating was only 9.8% due to the serious content from the beginning of the week on Mondays, the show was still a success.

Fuji has not lost its stance of promoting “Kyobo,”” according to a reporter from a sports newspaper.

The “Kyobo” was originally introduced in January of this year as “Kyobo.

Originally, a new series of “Kyobo” was scheduled for January of this year, but due to last year’s sexual assault scandal involving the late Mr. Janie Kitagawa, the production was scrapped. An entertainment industry insider with knowledge of the situation adds, “The sex-abuse issue has had an impact, but it is not the only reason.

The sexual assault issue was one factor, but the script that came in wasn’t good enough, and Mr. Kimura’s side didn’t give the go-ahead. The decision to cancel the production was made just before crank-in. This would not have been possible if he had been able to keep the schedules of the other actors, but since he was able to go through with the decision, it can be said that Mr. Kimura is “exceptional.

After SMAP broke up in 2004, Kimura became an actor rather than an artist. This winter, “Grand Maison Tokyo” will be released in theaters, and a sequel to the “Masquerade” series is also scheduled to be filmed.

Kimura’s position in the entertainment world is unshakable, although some have derided him as “Kimura Tak no matter what he does. However, in order to solidify his position, Kimura has recently been joined by Mr. X, a former TV personality who is now Kimura’s “right-hand man” and is said to be “a man of great talent.

Mr. X is currently in charge of the “sales side” of the business as a personal staff member at the request of Mr. Kimura. Mr. X sometimes interferes in the field from a professional point of view, and it seems that he had a lot of trouble with the TV Asahi drama “Believe – Kimi ni kakeru bashi” (Believe – A Bridge Over You) in April. Well, seeing that Mr. Kimura is personally relying on him, he may be dissatisfied with STARTO’s sales pitch and follow-up system, unlike when he was with Johnny’s.” (The same person from the entertainment industry)

Despite Tsutsui’s concerns, it seems that Kimura is continuing to take the “high road.