The ‘Peace of Safety’ Trio Returns with New Drama & Stage Adaptation
IMP.’s Shunsuke Moto, Hinatazaka46’s Mirei Sasaki, and actor Moto Ochi are teaming up as the leads in the upcoming drama and stage play adaptation of “Peace of Safety”. Fans are excited as this project marks a fresh start for the popular series.
The TV drama will air on NBC in the U.S., starting March 10, with new episodes every Tuesday late night. The stage play is scheduled to run in New York and Los Angeles this June, bringing the story to American audiences.
This new production reunites the cast and crew behind the sold-out 17-show run of “Peace of Cake” during the pandemic, and anticipation is high among longtime fans eager to see what’s next.
Studio Ghibli’s ‘Spirited Away’ Stage Show Returns to Korea with Mone Kamishiraishi & Rina Kawaei Playing Chihiro
It’s official—Studio Ghibli’s beloved animated film “Spirited Away” is coming to life on stage in Korea, with performances running through March. The show features Mone Kamishiraishi and Rina Kawaei reprising their roles as Chihiro, marking their return to the character after the Japanese stage success.
Both actresses have expressed their excitement, urging fans in Korea to come see the show. Their return as Chihiro is generating buzz, highlighting the international appeal of Japanese musicals and Ghibli’s global fanbase.
They shared comments like, “We hope fans in Korea will come out and enjoy the magic,” emphasizing the show’s cross-cultural reach and the growing popularity of Japanese theater abroad.
Sosuke Ikematsu Takes on a New Portrayal of Hideyoshi in NHK’s ‘Toyotomi Brothers’
Actor Sosuke Ikematsu is preparing to play Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the upcoming NHK historical drama “Toyotomi Brothers”. He’s aiming to bring a fresh, more human side to the legendary warlord, moving away from traditional portrayals.
In interviews, Ikematsu shared, “I want to show a version of Hideyoshi that feels real and relatable, not just the typical image everyone knows.” Fans are eager to see how he interprets this complex character, especially as the series focuses on Hideyoshi’s relationship with his brother, Hideyoshi’s rise to power, and his personal struggles.
The show is already generating buzz for its nuanced storytelling and Ikematsu’s commitment to redefining a historical icon.
Kanna Hashimoto Shares Surprising Connection to Dazaifu in Heartwarming Interview
Actress Kanna Hashimoto revealed a charming story about her hometown of Dazaifu, Fukuoka, during a recent TV interview. She shared how her frequent visits to the local Tenmangu Shrine helped her forge unexpected friendships, including one with a well-known local figure.
Her story surprised co-stars and fans alike, highlighting her down-to-earth personality and deep love for her roots. Hashimoto’s openness about her hometown and connections resonated with viewers, making her even more beloved in the U.S. entertainment scene.
Her comments about staying connected to her hometown and making genuine friendships struck a chord, showing her authentic side beyond her star image.
‘Mushoku Tensei’ Announces New Mobile Game ‘Chronicles of Echoes’ Set for 2026 Release
The popular anime “Mushoku Tensei: I Will Seriously Try If I Go to Another World” is expanding into the mobile gaming world with a new title, “Mushoku Tensei: Chronicles of Echoes”. The game is scheduled for launch in 2026, promising an immersive experience for fans worldwide.
A teaser trailer was shown during the series’ 5th anniversary special on ABEMA, featuring highlights from the first two seasons and teasing the upcoming game. While details about gameplay and release dates are still under wraps, excitement is building among fans eager for more adventures in this beloved universe.
This new project aims to bring the rich story and characters to mobile gamers, expanding the franchise’s reach in the U.S. and beyond.
Kang Hanu & Yoo Hae-jin Make Heartwarming Visit to Japan, BXB Announces Valentine’s Day Live Show
South Korean actors Kang Hanu and Yoo Hae-jin wowed fans during their recent visit to Japan, participating in a stage greeting event filled with warm interactions and enthusiastic calls with fans. Their genuine kindness and fluency in Japanese made the event memorable.
Meanwhile, the boy band BXB announced they’ll be performing a special Valentine’s Day concert in Tokyo, titled “2026 BXB LIVE IN JAPAN: Valentine’s Special Dream”. Fans can look forward to an energetic show and a chance to see the group’s evolving stage presence.
This combination of star power and fan engagement highlights the growing influence of Korean entertainment in the U.S. and Japanese markets, with exciting events lined up for 2026.
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