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Eiji Akaso Success Road: Following Kei Tanaka's style, he is on the verge of his big break.

Although the household viewership ratings were the worst recorded since 2010, Akaso first morning drama left a strong impact, and the final episode was greeted with a lot of "Kiji-kun loss" on social networking sites. 　The Fuji TV drama series "Kazama Kimichika: Kyobo 0," starring Takuya Kimura (50), will start on April 10. He plays a young detective, Junshi Urihara, and is buddies with Kazama, played by Kimura, a detective instructor. 　

He also appears in the TBS Friday drama "Pending Train - 8:23, Tomorrow with You" starring Hiroki Yamada (32), which starts on the 21st. He plays a firefighter and has a semi-leading role along with Moeka Kamihiraishi (23). He has appeared in a series of commercial TV dramas in the same cool season, and is a key player in the development of the story in both dramas. In "Pending Train," a group of strangers on the same train are suddenly transported back in time to the future and must live under extreme conditions with no food or water. In order to create a sense of reality during a scene in a sea of trees where the footsteps are not good, the actors did not even eat during the filming. Akaso is being pulled in by many people who are worried about whether he will be able to survive the two films he is shooting at the same time and the physical and mental pressure he is under. The company he belongs to is Tri-Stone Entertainment, the same company to which Shun Oguri (40), Go Ayano (41), and Kei Tanaka (38) belong. Kei Tanaka has been shooting dramas and movies simultaneously since around 2006, and his drama "Ossan Zurabu" (TV Asahi) became an explosive hit in 2016; it has been made into two series and a movie, and Tanaka has expanded his activities to include variety shows and program MC. 　

Following in Tanaka's footsteps is Akaso, who gained attention in 2020 with her first starring role in a solo drama series, "I Can Become a Wizard If I'm a Virgin Until I'm 30" (TV Tokyo), abbreviated as "Chelimaho. The story is about Kiyoshi Adachi, played by Akachu, who turns 30 while still a virgin. He obtains a spell that allows him to read the mind of a handsome guy in his class and falls in love with him. The drama won the Galaxy Award Monthly Award for December 2020 and was made into a movie last April. 　

Entertainment writer Masanako Ito, who interviewed Akaso for the film, was impressed by his sincere attitude. She said, "When I actually met Akaso, I felt his core strength; he seemed to ponder over each question and choose words that fit the feelings he wanted to convey. It was also reported that her father is Haruyuki Akaso, a linguist and president of Nagoya Gakuin University, so perhaps she is very careful in her choice of words. In addition to his words, he is also serious in his attitude toward acting. The change from the "soothing Takashi" character he played in the morning drama series for six months to his sudden change in the Gekijuku series is unexpected and I look forward to his future career. There is no doubt that Akaso is also walking the Tri-Stone success road.

Source: https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/b31a3ef503f3a15125c5e1d97cecc57eb0035a25