Shun'ya Shiraishi

Shun'ya Shiraishi (白石 隼也) was born on August 3, 1990 in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, and has become one of the most recognizable faces in contemporary Japanese tokusatsu and streaming dramas. From an early age he showed a keen interest in performance, entering the Junon Super Boy Contest in 2007 where he secured second place, a victory that opened doors to professional representation by Horipro. His official acting career began in 2008, and over the following years he honed his craft through a series of supporting television roles before landing his breakout part as Haruto Soma, the titular Kamen Rider Wizard, in the popular 2012–2013 series. The role demanded a blend of physical agility, dramatic nuance, and the ability to convey heroic determination, qualities that Shiraishi delivered with charismatic confidence, earning him a dedicated fanbase and solidifying his status within the tokusatsu community. He later expanded his repertoire by starring as Hisashi Uehara in the Netflix adaptation of Good Morning Call, a romantic comedy that introduced him to a global audience and showcased his versatility in more contemporary, dialogue‑driven storytelling. Throughout his career, Shun'ya has been noted not only for his acting talent but also for his striking physical appearance; a viral fan post praising his beauty circulated widely on social media, cementing his reputation as an exceptionally attractive figure in the entertainment world. Standing 175 cm tall, he frequently engages with fans via platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and a personal blog, maintaining a personable online presence that complements his on‑screen work. In addition to his acting achievements, he continues to be represented by Horipro, which manages his appearances, endorsements, and future projects, ensuring his ongoing relevance in both domestic and international markets.