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Jun Matsumoto

Jun Matsumoto

Acting · Sound

Born August 30, 1983, Toshima, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jun Matsumoto (born August 30, 1983) was born in Toshima, Tokyo, is known for his acting achievements in many Japanese dramas. Also widely known as "MatsuJun", is a Japanese actor, and TV host. He is known outside Japan for he role in the Romance film Tokyo Tower (2005). He was also a main character in Kimi wa petto (2003), along with Koyuki. He rose to fame in the drama Kimi wa petto (2003) with Koyuki and gained huge popularity . He first caught the attention of the public in 1997 by acting debut in TBS drama special Hoken Chousain, but quickly grew beyond drama and has earned acclaim as an actor through his many roles on Japanese television and in several Japanese films. He also starred Boys Over Flowers series in 2005. He has gone on to appear in numerous dramas and movies, receiving a number of awards and nominations for his roles. He drama 99.9: Criminal Lawyer (2016) was popular in Japan with a peak viewership rating of 22.5%. He is very famous in Japan, and almost everyone knows him. Was best known until recently for his commercial work on Japanese television. Over the years since the early 1990s, the actor has had roles in drama serials, movies, TV shows and even hosted red carpet events in his country like Minnano Televi and Utawara. Let's also not forget the innumerable CF (commercial film) advertisements that he's done, for brands like KFC in Japan, Kosé and Pepsi. He wore multiple hats as an actor, host and variety show personality. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jun Matsumoto, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia. ​

Filmography

Appearances as themselves (17)
  • 20265 - The Time Called Arashi - — Self
  • 2026ARASHI LIVE TOUR 2026 「We are ARASHI」 — Self
  • 2026ARASHI LIVE TOUR 2026「We are ARASHI -Prime Video Edition-」 — Self
  • 2021ARAFES 2020 at NATIONAL STADIUM — Self
  • 2021ARASHI Anniversary Tour 5×20 FILM “Record of Memories” — Self
  • ARASHI's Diary -Voyage- — Self
  • 2019Arashi - 5×20 All the BEST!! Clips 1999-2019 — self
  • 2017ARASHI LIVE TOUR 2017-2018 「untitled」 — Himself
  • 2016ARASHI LIVE TOUR 2015 Japonism — self
  • 2015ARASHI BLAST in Miyagi — Himself
  • 2014ARASHI BLAST in Hawaii — Self
  • 2014ARASHI Live Tour 2013 "LOVE" — Himself
  • 2014Documentary of "BLAST in Hawaii" — Himself
  • 2012ARASHI ARAFES NATIONAL STADIUM 2012 — Self
  • 2011ARASHI 10-11 TOUR “Scene” ~The scenery you and I see~ STADIUM — Himself
  • Mago Mago Arashi — Self
  • 2000SUPPIN ARASHI — Himself