Shunsuke Michieda is a Japanese singer and actor. He was born in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, on July 25, 2002, and made his acting debut in 2017. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “My Love Mix-Up!” (2021).

Shunsuke Michieda

TV Asahi

A Japanese high school is rocked by the arrival of an enigmatic, charismatic, and highly mysterious transfer student named Mishima Zero (Michieda Shunsuke). This white-haired 19-year-old begins telling classmates that he wants to bring down the current world order – created and run by adults – and build a new future. He asks them to join his cause, and help put an end to the world they know.

Many of the school’s more disgruntled, depressed, and rebellious students begin to flock to Mishima Zero’s cause – some of them seemingly falling under his charismatic spell. They create a group called Mars, as they begin on their destructive quest. Teachers and some students, however, are less keen on Mars’ talk of revolution. Mars finds itself on a collision course with those unaligned with its values – but who will prevail?

“Mars” is a 2024 Japanese drama series that was directed by Katayama Osamu and Hirakawa Yuichiro.

Mars

🐺 The Rebels 🐺

30-year-old Sayako Shiratama (Alice Hirose) has been racked with regret ever since she flunked her college entry exam years ago and went on to work in an unrewarding, low-paying job. One day, she randomly meets Takumi Ogasawara (Shunsuke Michieda), a young college student, who tells her it’s “never too late” to pursue her dreams. His words inspire her to return to her studies – finally gaining admittance to university. But when she starts school, she unexpectedly meets Takumi again… with the latter turning out to be her college “senior!” Could this chance reunion also lead them to love – despite the large age gap? This 2023 Japanese drama series was directed by Takahiro Aoyama and Takeyoshi Yamamoto.

My Second AOHARU

🌹 The Late Bloomers 🖊 

Takumi Ogasawara

In a country with a 99.9% conviction rate, seeking justice for the innocent isn’t easy. But attorney Taisho Miyama (Matsumoto Jun) doesn’t take on cases just because they’re easy. Continuing his relentless pursuit of truth, Taisho and his partner, Atsuhiro Sada (Teruyuki Kagawa), tirelessly seek justice for the nation’s remaining 0.1%.&nbsp;

After Atsuhiro is named Madarame Law Firm’s new director, he is approached by Shozo Wakatsuki (Ishibashi Renji), the chairman of a successful automotive company, who shamelessly asks the new director for a favor. Hoping to see his daughter Honoka Kono (Sugisaki Hana) become a successful civil lawyer, Shozo asks Atsuhiro to take Honoka under his wing. Agreeing to his request, Honoka joins the Madarame Law Firm. Despite her father’s wishes to focus on civil law, Honoka soon finds herself working side-by-side with Taisho on a criminal case centered around a crooked politician accused of accepting bribes.

Though their partnership gets off to a rocky start, Taisho and Honoka, along with Atsuhiro, dive deep into the case, ready to expose the truth at any cost. Relentless though they may be, do they have what it takes to go up against some of the country’s most powerful people?

Continuing the story of two intrepid attorneys,&nbsp;“99.9 Criminal Lawyer SPECIAL 2021: New Encounters” is a 2021 Japanese courtroom drama directed by Kimura Hisashi.

99.9 Criminal Lawyer SPECIAL 2021: New Encounters

⚖️The Best Legal⚖️

Sota Aoki’s (Shunsuke Michieda) life takes an unexpected turn when he borrows an eraser from his crush, Mio Hashimoto (Riko Fukumoto), only to discover she’s written another boy’s name on it. Devastated, Aoki drops the eraser, but it’s picked up by Kousuke Ida (Ren Meguro), who now mistakenly believes Aoki has a crush on him! As Aoki scrambles to clarify the situation, he finds himself caught in a whirlwind of romantic misunderstandings and comedic chaos. Will Aoki manage to set things straight with Ida, or will this mix-up lead to surprising new connections? This 2021 Japanese romantic comedy drama was directed by Shogo Kusano and Tadaaki Horai and was adapted from the manga of the same name by Wataru Hinekure.

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