Jun Shison

Jun Shison (志尊 淳) is a prominent Japanese actor whose career has spanned more than a decade, beginning with his debut in the 2011 stage adaptation of The Prince of Tennis. Born on March 5, 1995, in Tokyo, Japan, Shison quickly became a fixture in the entertainment industry after joining the Watanabe Entertainment male acting troupe D2, which later merged into the famed D‑Boys group. His early work on stage showcased his dynamic presence and versatility, laying the groundwork for a seamless transition to screen roles that would define his subsequent success.** Throughout the mid‑2010s, Shison earned recognition for his first starring film role in the live‑action adaptation of the romance manga Senpai to Kanojo (2015), where his nuanced performance resonated with both fans of the source material and new audiences alike.** In 2019, he expanded his cinematic repertoire by headlining the High&Low spin‑off film High&Low The Worst and its follow‑up High&Low The Worst X, further cementing his status as a leading figure in contemporary Japanese action‑drama.** His growing popularity led to a high‑profile casting announcement in 2022 as Kurama for Netflix’s live‑action adaptation of the cult classic anime YuYu Hakusho, a role that highlighted his ability to bridge the gap between traditional Japanese media and global streaming platforms.** The year 2023 proved equally prolific: Shison took on the charismatic chef Kai Asakura in the drama Fermat's Cuisine, and he was named the official ambassador for the internationally beloved Persona video‑game series, appearing in a commercial for Persona 5 Royal later that year.** Following a twelve‑year tenure with his agency, Shison departed on December 31, 2023 to pursue independent projects, signaling a new chapter in an already illustrious career that continues to influence both Japanese and global entertainment landscapes.