Ryosuke Yamada, a top artist, said, "I really want to try Korean dramas and movies."

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Top Japanese artist Ryosuke Yamada showed off his new face in Seoul.

Global entertainment platform Bold Page released an interview with Ryosuke Yamada on the 3rd for "Global Q's," an exclusive pictorial and interview with global reporters. This project is a shoot that unravels his colorful visual spectrum under the concept of 'Day & Night', capturing both flexibility and depth as an artist.

The pictorial consists of a warm and elegant "day" face and a "night" face that reveals charisma in the cool air of the city. From the natural mood expressed by soft knitwear and shirt styling to the intense silhouette completed by black turtleneck, tweed jacket and wet hair styling, it proved the extended charm of artist Ryosuke Yamada by freely crossing the atmosphere of different resolutions.

In the interview of "Global Q's" that followed after the shooting, Ryosuke Yamada revealed his honest story.

He said, "When I walked into the studio, I was really happy that my music video and music came out. Filming in Korea was more special because it was a rare experience." He added, "I don't have many opportunities to meet fans around the world like this, so I hope you will recognize me more with this opportunity."

In particular, he said, "I want to try Korean dramas and movies." I want to study Korean harder and appear on it someday," he said, expressing his willingness to work in Korea. Also, "I haven't performed live in Korea yet, neither as a group nor as a solo. I want to go meet fans from all over the world as well as Korea," he said.

When asked what he would have chosen if he had another job, he answered, "I kept playing soccer when I was young, so I think I might have targeted a soccer player." It was a moment when a boyish side, different from the charisma on stage, was revealed.

He, who has recently continued his remarkable career as a solo artist, said, "As I am in my 30s, the world I want to express has become clearer. I want to convey that world to my fans more strongly." When asked to reenact his first reaction to his solo song "Blue Noise," which topped various charts, he laughed for a moment and said, "What? Oh!" he said, expressing the bewildering joy of the time. It was a simple but sincere reaction.

A short and clear answer came to the question of the secret to capturing the hearts of fans. "Because I like it." His attitude that emotions come before calculated strategies made him guess why he has maintained his fandom for a long time.

The idea of getting older was also impressive. "I'm looking forward to it," he said. "Especially in his acting career, he has a wider range of expressions, unlike in his 20s. I'm also looking forward to what role I'll play in the future," he said.

He also mentioned his attitude on the set. Even if he leads the work as a lead, he said, "The idea of being on the same team is the most important thing," adding, "I try to treat everyone equally regardless of whether it's a staff member or a junior actor." In fact, when asked why those who worked with him after the shooting said, "It was fun to be together," he added, "It's just my way to value teamwork rather than a special secret."

Meanwhile, he also revealed an unexpected hobby of raising 17 reptiles. It was a chance to visit a reptile event in Japan. "I fell in love with cuteness," he said, adding, "Some of them are especially good at biting me."

Regarding the resolution for 2026, he said, "It's just the beginning. I'll show you with actions, not words, he said, adding, "I want to make it a year where I take on challenges that even I don't expect."

This interview, which revealed the simple side of an artist, actor, and person on stage, was a time to show another depth of Ryosuke Yamada.

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