What happened to Jun Shison?

Sometime ago, Japanese TV star Jun Shison suffered acute myocarditis.

As a result, he was hospitalized for almost a month. The actor was later discharged.

About Jun Shison

Jun Shison stands out as a prominent figure in Japanese films, closely associated with the esteemed D-Boys and D2, both under the umbrella of Watanabe Entertainment.

Known for his versatility, Shison has brought to life various characters, including Right Suzuki / ToQ No. 1 in Ressha Sentai ToQger, Kai Asakura in the TBS drama Fermat no Ryōri, and Sachio Ueda in High&Low The Worst.

Embarking on his acting journey in 2011, Shison became part of the D2 actor group, a merger with D-Boys following suit.

The beginning of his promising career was marked by his debut in The Prince of Tennis stage musical. Noteworthy among his endeavors is his lead role in the 2015 live-action adaptation of the romance manga series Senpai to Kanojo.

In 2019, Shison took center stage in the spin-off film High&Low The Worst and its subsequent sequel. Netflix’s revelation in 2022 cast him as Kurama in the live-action adaptation of YuYu Hakusho.

Going beyond the confines of the screen, Shison’s influence extends into the gaming world. His designation as the official ambassador for the Persona video game series on November 16, 2023, signifies his broader impact.

This was further emphasized by his appearance in a commercial for Persona 5 Royal on December 15, 2023.