"Anpan " Episode 91: First appearance of Motoki Omori as Takuya Ise

The 91st episode of the NHK Asadora drama series "Anpan " (General TV, Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM and others), starring Mio Imada , was broadcast on August 4th. In the episode, Motoki Omori of the three-member rock band " Mrs. Green Apple " made his first appearance as Takuya Ise, which became a hot topic among viewers.

In episode 91, Takashi (Takumi Kitamura) has become a respected member of the advertising department at Samsung Department Store. One day, while Takashi is having a meeting at a cafe to discuss drawing a poster for a play, a young man in a school uniform named Ise Takuya Ise, who is eavesdropping at the counter, starts talking to him.

Takuya empathizes with what Taka and the others were saying: "I want to deliver a truly enjoyable experience to many customers," and exclaims, "I think so too!" As Taka and the others are confused by this sudden turn of events, Takuya explains his background: "Who am I...? I love acting, so I went to drama school and even started my own theater company. It was all good up until then, but then I hit a wall of reality, no customers came, and money was going out like water..."

When Takuya asked, "Am I talking too much?", Taku replied with a laugh, "I'll listen to what you have to say later." Takuya then quickly introduced himself, saying, "Thank you. I'm Ise Takuya Ise. I love acting and music."

This is Omori's first appearance in a Asadora. He plays Takuya Ise, a student who loves acting and music due to his parents' influence. He meets Taku and later becomes deeply involved with him through work. The character is modeled after the composer Izumi Tasuku, who has written many famous songs.

On social media, viewers responded with comments such as, "What's with him suddenly becoming Mrs. lol," "What's with you all of a sudden lol," "Here comes student Takuya," "What an incomprehensible student lol," and "Here comes a really fast-talking nerd lol." Comments such as, "Mrs. Omori-kun is really good," and "Congratulations on Asadora debut, Omori-san," were also posted.