Ren Meguro of the popular group "Snow Man" appeared at the "TBS DRAMA COLLECTION 2025 Autumn" joint production presentation for TBS's October drama series, held in Tokyo on October 4th. Satoshi Tsumabuki, revealed that before filming began, the producer "mysteriously told me to run a lot," and he humorously added, "Huh? I thought I was playing a horse," drawing laughter from the audience.
Meguro continued, "Of course it was completely different," and when asked about the important role he plays that holds the key to the story, he said apologetically, "The producer asked me not to talk too much, so I'm sorry I can't say much."
In a question corner between cast members across drama boundaries, Maehara Mizuki, who appears in the drama series "Jaa, Anta ga Tsukutte Miro yo It" (Tuesdays at 10 PM, starting October 7th), asked Snow Man's Meguro and Koji Mukai, "I want to know how I can join Snow Man," expressing his desire to join. Meguro, Mukai, and Maehara then had a conversation.
In the end, Meguro politely declined, saying, "Um... sorry! I can't let you in," but Mukai commented, "If you dance to our new song, 'Charismax,' maybe you can get in," and Maehara showed off the choreography to the song. Seeing this, Kuro invited her, saying, "You can dance! Let's dance together later," and Maehara broke into a happy smile.
"The Royal Family" is based on the novel of the same name by Kazuma Hayami. Eiji Kurisu (Tsumabuki) has always looked up to his father, who runs a tax accounting firm, but after a certain incident he experiences setbacks as a tax accountant and loses all hope. However, when he meets horse owner Kozo Sanno (Koichi Sato), his life, which had come to a sudden halt, begins to move forward... This is the story.
The event was also attended by Tsukamoto and Wakana Matsumoto , who appear in the Sunday Theatre drama "The Royal Family," Kaho, Takeuchi Ryoma, and Yuzu Aoki , who appear in the drama series " Jaa, Anta ga Tsukutte Miro yo It, " and Haru, Rina Kawaei, and Nakamura Aoi, who appear in the drama series "Fake Mummy" (Fridays at 10pm, starting October 10th).
