Ryota Miyadate Covers Awesome! Plus Vol. 49 Ahead of Terminator Drama
The cover and interview give Miyadate a platform to discuss his android role in a currently airing drama, while the 'Onpu' series continues its focus on individual artists within groups.
Key Facts
- The mook awesome! Plus Vol. 49 releases May 29 with Snow Man's Ryota Miyadate on the cover.
- The issue includes an interview with Miyadate about his lead role as a high-performance android in the drama 'If I Fall in Love with a Terminator.'
- The second edition of the series 'Onpu' features INI's Hiromu Takatsuka discussing his pre-debut band days and current feelings as an INI member.
- The issue contains the sixth installment of actor Keita Komagine's serial 'Life,' featuring a conversation with broadcast writer Yumi Takagaki.
- Interviews with Rihito Hagiwara, Akihiro Shiono, Soichi Hirama, Hayato Takao, Masahiro Moritsugu, Rintaro Mizusawa, and Jinhoa Zeng are also included.
Reporting from 1 source: Eiga Natalie.
The mook awesome! Plus Vol. 49, featuring Snow Man's Ryota Miyadate on the cover, releases May 29. The issue includes an interview with Miyadate about his lead role in the drama 'If I Fall in Love with a Terminator,' plus a second edition of the series 'Onpu' spotlighting INI's Hiromu Takatsuka. Also featured are interviews with several actors and a serial installment with Keita Komagine.
The mook awesome! Plus Vol. 49 hits shelves May 29 with Snow Man's Ryota Miyadate on the cover. The interview, conducted after the broadcast of his lead drama 'If I Fall in Love with a Terminator' began, finds Miyadate discussing his role as Tokisawa Eita, a high-performance android from 400 years in the future. The second edition of the new series 'Onpu,' which examines the individual side of group artists, features INI's Hiromu Takatsuka, who talks about his pre-debut band days and his current feelings as an INI member. The issue also includes the sixth installment of actor Keita Komagine's serial 'Life,' featuring the latter half of a conversation with broadcast writer Yumi Takagaki, plus interviews with Rihito Hagiwara, Akihiro Shiono, Soichi Hirama, Hayato Takao, Masahiro Moritsugu, Rintaro Mizusawa, and Jinhoa Zeng.
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