▲Takashi Kashiwahara was named "the beautiful boy at the end of the 20th century" because of his handsome appearance. (Photo/Takashi Kashihara's Weibo)
"The Kiss of a Prank" is a drama adapted from the Japanese comic "Naughty Kiss". It was originally filmed by Japan, and later remakes from various countries such as Taiwan, South Korea, and Thailand. However, among the male stars who played the male lead "Natural Kiss" in all generations, the most classic one is the Japanese version of "Takashi Kashihara". This is a "beautiful boy at the end of the 20th century" who accidentally entered the entertainment industry.
▲Takashi Kashiwahara debuted at the age of 16 for participating in the selection competition hosted by a magazine. (Photo/Baidu Encyclopedia)
Tsuke Kashihara was born in 1977 and is the eldest son of the family. When he was 16 years old, an aunt he knew sent a photo to the JUNON SUPER BOY held by Junon magazine without telling him. Tsuke Kashihara, who was originally extremely reluctant, went to participate in the competition with the support of his mother, but unexpectedly, he passed the championship and finally won the championship, thus embarking on the road of acting.
▲Takashi Kashiwahara plays the young "Fujiiki" in the movie "Love Letter", which quickly won the love of a large number of fans. (Photo/Baidu Encyclopedia)
After Kashiwara Takashi debuted, he gained many opportunities for performances with his outstanding appearance and outstanding acting skills, and received great attention from industry insiders. In 1995, Kashiwara Takashi played the first important role in his acting career, which is the boy "Fulii Tree" in the movie "Love Letter". This role made him quickly win the love of a large number of fans and became famous in Asia.
▲Takashi Kashiwahara (right) took on the Japanese drama "The Kiss of a Prank", which was very popular in Asia. (Photo/Baidu Encyclopedia) After
, Takashi Kashiwahara has also performed many well-known works, and in 1996, he took on the TV series "The Kiss of a Prank" adapted from the comic, playing the genius "Naoki Irie". This Japanese drama was not only popular in Japan after its launch, but also caused a sensation after it was broadcast in 1998. It has been replayed 6 times in half a year, setting a representative idol drama with the fastest replay speed and the most replayed times in the shortest time. No TV series can surpass it so far.
▲ "Naoki Irie" played by Takashi Kashihara is still an unshakable classic in the hearts of movie fans. (Photo/Baidu Encyclopedia)
Takashi Kashihara is also very popular among Asian fans because of the role of "Naoki Irie". There was even a "reverence crisis" in Taiwan. There were crowds everywhere, and concerts were full. Although "The Kiss of the Prank" has been remade many times by Asian countries, Takashi Kashihara is still an unshakable classic in the hearts of fans.
▲Takashi Kashihara is now a mature man. (Photo/Baidu Encyclopedia)
Although Takahara Kashiwara has performed many works afterwards, none of them are as popular as "Love Letter" and "Prank Kiss". In 2004, Takahara Kashiwara had a physical conflict with a middle-aged man. Although the reason was not his, Japan is a country that attaches great importance to politeness. At that time, Takahara Kashiwara was banned for a time, and finally settled it by shaving his head to apologize. Although there are still performances in the future, its popularity is not as good as before, so it gradually faded out of the screen.
▲Takashi Kashihara (left) made a guest appearance in the new version of "The Kiss of a Prank" in 2013. (Photo/Baidu Encyclopedia)
In 2013, Japan remakes "The Kiss of a Prank" and finds Takashi Kashihara, who plays the new version of "Natoki Irie", stands side by side with Yuki Furukawa, who plays the new version of "Natoki Irie", and it is impossible to tell that Takashi Kashihara is already a mature man who is nearly 40 years old. It not only evokes memories from fans, but also makes netizens call Takashi Kashihara a "forever male god."
