Yutaro Goto, also known as simply, Yutaro, is a Japanese actor. He was born in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, on June 3, 1998, and made his acting debut in 2018. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “A Man Who Defies the World of BL” (2021).

Yutaro Goto

TV Asahi

Once a normal college student, living his normal college life, “Mob” (Atsuhiro Inukai) had his world turned upside down the day he suddenly realized he was not only living in a manga-esque “world of BL” but was also the world’s main character. Unable to escape the constant stream of love stories unfolding around him, Mob eventually realized that he had no choice but to accept his fate.&nbsp;

Having fully embraced his life in this “world of BL” Mob even went so far as to admit his feelings for his classmate, Kikuchi (Asahi Ito). Believing that was the end of his story, Mob was happy to settle into his newfound “happily ever after” but in reality, that “end” was really only the beginning. With the sudden appearance of the handsome Igarashi (Kenta Izuka), Mob finds himself dealing with a whole new set of problems. With Igarashi vying for Kikuchi’s affection, Mob finds himself forced to prove that he’s not only the best man for Kikuchi but still the best man to play this world’s main character.

Watching the love stories of so many others unfold around him, Mob must find a way to straighten out his own story. But how?

Adapted from the manga series of the same name by Konkichi, “A Man Who Defies the World of BL 2” is a 2022 Japanese romantic comedy drama directed by Koichiro Miki.

A Man Who Defies The World of BL 2

Trapped in the World of BL

Mob's (Atsuhiro Inukai) average college life flips upside down when he realizes he's living in a "world of BL," surrounded by love-struck boys and their dramatic romances. As he struggles to stay in the background and avoid becoming the protagonist, he finds himself increasingly drawn to a special boy. Caught between his desire to escape the romantic chaos and his crumbling resolve, Mob must confront the possibility of surrendering to the inevitable. Will he manage to maintain his role as a background character, or will he embrace the love he’s been trying to avoid? This 2021 Japanese rom-com series was adapted from the manga of the same name by Konkichi and was directed by Koichiro Miki.

A Man Who Defies the World of BL

Epiphany of True Self

Tokyo MX

Living in Tokyo, vampires Sou Kurosawa (Renn Kiriyama) and Aoi Shifuji (Yutaro Goto) have found a&nbsp;rather ingenious way to make a living for themselves. By running Yoro no Kodomotachi, a coffee shop that is only open at night, the two have done quite well for themselves.&nbsp;

Despite their success, Sou and Aoi find their business coming to a screeching halt after the city experiences an outbreak of the coronavirus. With their shop all but shut down, the pair of young vampires find themselves in a rather difficult position as their food supply begins to run dry. With the virus wreaking havoc all over the world, the Vampire Association’s headquarters in Romania has been unable to make their regular deliveries, leaving the two blue bloods with very few resources at their disposal.&nbsp;

Having never drawn the blood of a human on their own, Sou and Aoi are soon forced to make a difficult decision. Do they wait for the Vampire Association to deliver them their much-needed blood supply or do they take matters into their own hands and find a way to taste human blood for the very first time?&nbsp;

A delightful tale of fangs and follies, “Baby Vampire Blues” is a 2021 Japanese supernatural comedy drama series directed by Iguchi Noboru.&nbsp;

Baby Vampire Blues

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Rei Kosaka (Shotaro Mamiya) is a third-grader in high school. He thinks that life and pointless: He has no interests and finds everything both at school and outside to be utterly boring. To others, he appears cold and aloof and has a habit of telling people to “die” when he gets frustrated with them. But one day, he sees something very unusual: One of his classmates named Nana Kano (Sakurai Hinako) appears to be burying a dead bee.

This bizarre event piques his interest in her and he starts to speak to Nano Kato. But it turns out that she is something of a polar opposite: Instead of telling others to die, she keeps telling him that she actually hungers for death. Rei Kosaka is also shocked to discover that Nano Kato has a propensity to self-harm. As they begin to learn about each other’s deepest and darkest secrets, they start to trust one another. But will the pressures of depression and family life bring them together – or tear them apart?

“He Won’t Kill, She Won’t Die” is a 2019 Japanese movie that was written and directed by Kobayashi Keiichi.

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