Actor Shun Oguri attended the press conference of the TBS TV series "The Sinking of Japan: The Man of Hope" starring him on October 3. The meeting was held in Tokyo, and also attended by actors such as Matsuyama Kenichi, Anzu, Kagawa Teruyuki, etc., with a luxurious lineup.

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actor Oguri Shun (38 years old) attended the TBS TV series "Japan Sinking: The Man of Hope" starring him on October 3 (starting on October 10, broadcast every Sunday at 9 pm Japan time) press conference. The meeting was held in Tokyo, and was also attended by Matsuyama Kenichi (36 years old), Xing (35 years old), Teruyuki Kagawa (55 years old) and other actors, with a luxurious lineup.

The original work of the movie is the science fiction novel "The Sinking of Japan" by Sakyo Komatsu. The book was published in 1973 and has been adapted into movies and TV series several times and is very famous. The 2021 version of the movie, set in Tokyo in 2023, gives the protagonists and other main characters unique personalities, and depicts their image of bravely facing an unprecedented crisis.

In the film, Shun Oguri plays Tenkai, a member of the Japan Future Promotion Council and an official of the Ministry of Environment. Since there is a slogan in the movie poster, "Does a trustworthy leader exist?", someone asked Oguri Shun, "What does a trustworthy leader look like?". To this, he replied, "He is a person with a strong sense of faith." Matsuyama, who played the role of "coordinator" in the meeting and an official from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, said, "I think Oguri is like a leader. He will take the initiative to greet and communicate with various people at the scene." In this regard, Oguri explained The starting point of this leadership style. "I first realized that I wanted to do this because of the influence of Mr. Kagawa. When I was in my early 20s, I felt that 'I should remember the names of the staff before myself. Because there are people outside the world, and there is a sky outside the world'."

In addition, Renji Ishibashi (80), who plays the role of the deputy prime minister who confronts the protagonist, said about his role opposite Hiroshi Nakamura (56), who plays the prime minister, "I had to 'fix' him a lot." , It’s so cool.” He made everyone laugh. Oguri then affirmed, "The highlight of "The Sinking of Japan" is Ishibashi Renji. You will find him scary at first, but gradually you will feel his charm." Kagawa and other actors also expressed strong opinions of approval. (Coffee Pig/Translation)