Strange Chameleon: The Oguri Shun LJ Community

Oricon Ranking - Male Most Written About In Blogs

2008-10-13T11:30:28Z

No.1 Male Most Written About In Blogs is Oguri Shun
9th October 2008

Yahoo has already revealed the Most Searched For Male (No.1 Ichihara Hayato). The site's search also revealed another component in the popularity index. So, what is popular right now as entries in many peoples' blogs ? From the blogs, the subject of the entries, keywords and such are extracted and the result is Oguri Shun shines at No.1 as the Male Most Written About In Blogs.

Working actively in movies, dramas and commercials, it safe to say that not a day goes by without seeing his face on television. To call him the number one actor currently is not an exaggeration. With many interested as well to where his romance with actress Yamada Yuu is heading, he has taken the No.1 spot in Male Most Written About In Blogs.

Male Most Written About In Blogs Ranking

1. Oguri Shun
2. Ichihara Hayato
3. Akanishi Jin
4. Ikuta Toma
5. Tamaki Hiroshi
6. Sakurai Sho
7. Matsumoto Jun
8. Miura Haruma
9. Kimura Takuya
10. Eita

Excerpts from Oricon
http://life.oricon.co.jp/58794/full/

Credit translation : Unleashthegeek

HanaKimi Special Screenacps :)

2008-10-13T04:54:06Z

I'm sorry people. I forgot to post last night. :P
Anyway, here goes!

(follow fake cut to my multiply!! :D)

Earring?

2008-10-12T19:07:58Z

Hello! I had a quick question... I was wondering if anyone knew of a place (or an online site) to get a chain-earring similar to Oguri Shun's ? My boyfriend is obsessed with trying to find one... I've been looking everywhere and no one has it. I might just end up making one for him, haha. Thank you so much for your time :)

New pic of Shun from 'Tenchijin'!

2008-10-11T15:40:47Z

Here's a new released pic of Shun-kun from his upcoming taiga drama 'Tenchijin' which is scheduled to be released next year. In the drama, he reprises his role as 'Ishita Mitsunari' from the 1996 taiga drama 'Hideyoshi'.

here's the pic from Tenchijin...Shun is the one wearing purple, standing at the back on the left:

about his hair...I don't think he really shaved the top off, most likely just a headpiece they glued on his head...at least, I'd like to think it was just a headpiece!

and here is a pic of chibi Shun from Hideyoshi in 1996 (he was only about 13-14 at the time) playing the same character:

Ishita-san sure has grown up a lot since then! =D

Note: Since some of you somehow weren't able to view those pics before, I've fixed the links...hopefully you guys can see them now =)

My new Shun blog!

2008-10-11T09:33:44Z

I just created a blog for Shun-kun a few days ago! Care to take a look around? =)

http://shun4u.blog124.fc2.com/

I was bored that day, and suddenly had the notion of creating one for my favorite idol, so here it is! =D
I've posted some really nice pics & clips of Shun...many of them I got from here as well as other sites (I give credits of course).

I update it very often, so why not check back regularly? =)

Oguri Shun 1 against 149 brawl in Crows Zero 2 filming, Thursday October 9, 2008 Japan

2008-10-09T03:35:03Z

Lead actor Oguri Shun (25), recently ended filming for Crows Zero 2 (directed by Miike Takashi, opens next year). The filming which took place in Tsuchiura City, Ibaraki Prefecture ended in a climax fight scene where Oguri faced 149 opponents. As the character Oguri plays, Takaya Genji, graduates from Suzuran High School, Oguri is also graduating from this series where he has appeared twice. "It was a dream team. I did it with the intention of giving it my all," he said, without regrets.

Wearing iron-tipped boots which weigh a little less than 1kg, he alone confronts 149 people from his rival school. It's the scene Takaya marches boldly into. Oguri charges at full speed and attacks the masses of shaved heads. The staff and other cast members could be heard saying "Scary~" and "Amazing~". Even when the scene was re-shot at different angles and distances many times over, the tension in Oguri remains unchanged. This scene started at 8 in the morning, and continued well into sunset.

This appearance will be his last one for the series. "I wanted to walk away from it with a bang," he said. Oguri trained at the boxing gym every 3 days and also did weights. The surroundings also played a part in the change in his physical appearance as they had to overcome the grueling heat of filming through August.

Yamada Takayuki, Takaoka Sousuke and Kiritani Kenta from the first movie returns in the cast. Miura Haruma (18) makes his appearance this time. Oguri commented,"Guys in the late 20s like us can't keep on doing this. It's better to hand it over to the next generation." Miura said,"I definitely want to be a part of the next generation of Crows. I want to see what Oguri-san has." He will surely succeed in the Crows spirit Oguri has created.

source: nikkansports
translations: unleashthegeek

[Request] Oguri Shun's ANN Broadcast for 10/22

2008-10-07T09:36:01Z

EDIT:

Sorry to bother you guys, but I was wondering if it would be possible for anyone to get the 10/22 recording of Oguri Shun's ANN. Korean band BIG BANG's new song, Number 1, should be played on the show, since that day is the day of the CD release. I would like to hear what Oguri says about the song if possible~ ^-^ Any help would be great!

According to bigbang_world

"The song will be played on 10/22 broadcast of Oguri Shun's [All Night Nippon]. Same day of its release."

Thanks again!

oguri_shun @ 2008-10-05T16:34:00

2008-10-05T20:37:47Z

quick question that my friend wanted me to ask. she showed me this picture of Shun and she was wondering if it is a movie or drama or something fanmade? thanks

ps. sorry if it is a stupid question.

公式サイト更新★

2008-09-25T14:10:47Z

update it.
cool!!　佐野泉（Sano Izumi）

www.ogurishun.net/

もうすぐで花君放送（･∀･)つ

Shun Fan Fic

2008-09-24T14:11:37Z

Story: Weaving Moonlight Into Dreams
Cast: Inoue Mao, Matsumoto Jun, Oguri Shun

Familiarity breeds contempt. Have you ever heard of that saying? Have you ever experienced it?

Mao crouched in front of her classroom, listening to the eerie silence of an almost empty school. Her boyfriend was in the planning committee for the school festival and he had asked her to wait for him. So she had readily agreed. They didn’t get much time to spend with each other nowadays. He was always so busy with studying, his basketball, student council duties and his friends. Somehow when it came to priorities, Mao always lost out.

Mao shifted uncomfortably and looked outside the window. The sky was orange, twilight bled into the night as yet another day passed. The big clock in the main hall struck six and Mao got up. It was late and she had to get home and cook dinner before her father arrived home from work. Mao walked towards the classroom where the meeting was being held and as she got nearer, the sound of laughing voices grew louder.
Mao peeked from around the corner. She saw everyone gathered in front of door of the classroom but there was no sign of Jun. Ah, she saw his friend Jin chatting up a pretty girl. Mao gathered up some courage and walked over to them.

“Um…have you seen Jun?” She asked hesitantly. Amongst these popular kids, Mao always felt ill at ease. She never knew what to say or how to act.

“Jun? He left 30 minutes ago with Julia and the others. They invited him to karaoke.” Jin smiled at her, she could feel his scorn.

“I see. Thank you.” Mao turned and walked away.

The skirt of her uniform was gray and frayed at the edges. Threads loosening from the constant washes and the colour fading from the uniform. Mao shifted her heavy book bag from one shoulder to the other and walked slowly to the bus station. She refused to let herself think about Jun until she was in the sanctity of her own room.

What should she cook for dinner tonight? Pasta? No, they had had pasta yesterday. Hmm, curry. Yes, curry was easy to make and her dad’s favorite. Mao’s cell phone buzzed. She glanced at the screen. It was Jun. She ignored the call and got on the bus at it skid to a stop in front of her.

The apartment she called home was dark and as she opened the door, she thought she smelt the scent of the perfume her mother used to wear. A panic caused by surprise made her race to each and every room, just in case she was back. But today, as all the other days, it had been her imagination, her sensory wish. Mao put her bag in her room, changed into scrubs and padded into the kitchen.

They were out of curry powder.

Mao sighed loudly. There was still time. Her father would be home at eight. It was seven at the moment. Mao grabbed her purse and her keys. As she opened the front door, her cell phone began to ring. She ignored it.

Walking over to the apartment next to her own, she knocked on its door. Twice and loudly. Three minutes later, it was opened by a surly looking Shun.

“What do you want, punk?” He looked tired and rough, a beard beginning to come to life on his hallowed cheeks while dark circles shadowed his eyes. His hair was unkempt and he was wearing an old gray sleeveless t-shirt that hadn’t seen the insides of a washing machine recently.

“Walk with me to the convenience store.” Mao ordered him. He narrowed his eyes.

“Why?”

“Because I’m telling you to. Put your shoes on, hurry up.” She snapped her fingers and Shun after a moment or two of contemplation sighed loudly and obliged.

“Why can’t you go alone?” He grumbled, following her as she led the way down the stairs and out of the building.

“Because I don’t have to.” Mao replied automatically. Shun had been her neighbor since she was ten. Mao was seventeen now. Being three years older than her, Shun had graduated school earlier and was now being a bum. His excuse was that he was still deciding what to do. Mao didn’t believe him.

“You should have called your pansy boyfriend over.” Shun commented, pushing open the door the store. There was an enmity between the two, the source of which Mao wasn’t sure about and didn’t think she cared to know either.

“He’s too posh to go to places such a common convenience stores.” Mao replied, walking over to the food aisle.

“Hey! Are you saying I’m not posh?” Shun scowled.

“Don’t scowl, it makes you look older than you already are.” Mao smiled and Shun forgot to be mad. Mao smiled rarely and when she did, she became someone else.

“Whatever.” He finally mumbled. “Hurry up, my TV show’s coming up.”

They paid and walked back in silence. It was a comfortable silence, each of them were lost in their own thoughts.

“Stay for dinner.” Mao said at her door and Shun hesitated.

“Aren’t you scared?” He asked softly.

“Of what?” Mao frowned.

“Of inviting a man into your apartment.” Shun specified.

“What are you going to do? Attack me over curry and rice?” Mao said wryly, unlocking the door and walking in.

“I might.” Shun followed.

“If you had any intentions like that, you would have acted on them long before today, Shun.” Mao told him, pulling him into the kitchen with her where she set him to work cutting up vegetables for a salad.

As Mao went to wash the rice, she glanced out the kitchen window. “Hey Shun, look. A full moon.”

Shun looked. “It looks fat and cheesy. Just like you.” Mao flicked some water on him and gave him a sour look.

“Do you remember when you were 12 and you nagged me into taking you to the festival?” Shun propped his hip against the kitchen counter and reminisced.

“No.” Mao replied promptly.

“Yes you do.” Shun glared at her stubbornness. “There was a full moon then too. And you insisted that we had to make wishes standing on the bridge and looking up.”

“What about it?” Mao turned the stove to simmer and turned to Shun, giving him her full attention.

“What did you wish for?”

Mao turned her back on him on the pretext of stirring the curry and answered, “I wished my mother loved me enough not to leave.”

There was a soft silence full of hurts unspoken and yet felt all the more piercingly for its wordlessness.

“Heh, what did you wish for?” Mao attempted to laugh it off. She turned and playfully asked Shun, “What did you wish for?”

An almost melancholy smile lifted one corner of Shun’s lips. “You.” He said simply. Mao looked at him in shock.

“Your curry’s burning.” Shun pointed out and Mao gasped and hurried to tend to it. When she turned again, Shun was gone. Mao laid out the table accompanied by the noise from the ringing of her phone.

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Mao was extra early to school the next day. She handed in her school project to the homeroom teacher, watered the garden (she was part of the Garden Club) and cleaned up the classroom with the other girl on duty.

“Ooh! There comes Jun!” Mao’s classmates were standing in the doorway, whispering excitedly to each other. Jun was the school prince and so obviously most of their attention was commanded by him. Several girls looked over to Mao. They couldn’t understand Mao and Jun’s relationship. In fact, they didn’t understand why the relationship even existed. Jun and Mao had nothing in common, they were light years apart where their looks were concerned. If Jun was the day than Mao was the night. Several attempts had been made to tear them apart and all of them had failed.

“Ne, Inoue-chan, who asked who out?” Mari one of the more curious girls, sat in front of Mao’s desk and asked.

“He did.” Mao replied. She didn’t have anything to hide.
“Ehhh?” Mari’s eyes grew wide with shock. “Jun-kun did??”
He had. Confronted her one afternoon when she was throwing the rubbish into incinerator. “I like you. Will you go out with me?” That’s what he had said. And because she hadn’t had any reason to say no, she had agreed. They had been dating for 6 months now.

Jun entered the classroom then, followed by his clique of friends and the girls squealed, surrounding them, vying for their attention. Mao looked out of the window instead. She noticed the fat clouds in the sky and idly wondered if she shouldn’t have set out the laundry to dry outside.

There was a thump on her desk and Mao glanced up to see Jun scowling down at her. She looked up at him calmly, her expression unchanging.

“We need to talk.” He leaned down and whispered, mindful of the audience they had.

Mao raised an eyebrow. “What about?”

Jun looked taken aback. “Look, I know you are mad.”

“Do you?” Mao noticed the familiar way he addressed her, touched her, his long fingers grazing her elbow. She pulled back.

“That’s why we need to talk.” He was angry too. Mao noticed his narrowed eyes and tight lips. She got up all of a sudden. But whatever she was going to say was lost as Julia entered the room and made a beeline for Jun.

“Jun-kun!! Yesterday was so much fun! We should do it again soon!” She hung off his arm, casting a smirking look at Mao.
Mao observed her and Jun who had turned a bright red. “It’s not what you think, Mao. I was helping her with the festival preparations.”

“In a karaoke room?” Mao lifted an eyebrow.

“No! Did Jin tell you that?” Jun turned to Jin who was watching the show with the rest of the kids and growled, “Jin, you ass!”

He shrugged Julia off and grabbed Mao’s hand. “Let’s go.” Mao let herself be pulled along, inwardly sighing at the amount of attention they were getting.

Jun stopped when they were at the back of the school, behind the thick oak tree which afforded some privacy from the rest of the school. Inside the bell rang and Mao winced. She’d be in trouble with the English teacher.

“Mao,” Jun appealed.

“What do you have to say?” She asked him, looking around. The grass was still dewy and the morning was ripe.

“About yesterday…I’m really sorry. I totally forgot.” Jun was speaking in earnest.

Mao pursed her lips. “You know what, Jun?”

“What?” His eyes were hopeful.

“Let’s break up.” She told him squarely, not flinching when his jaw grew slack with shock.

“Why all of a sudden?”

“I don’t want a boyfriend who can forget my existence.” Mao shrugged. “No hard feelings, eh?”

“I love you, Mao.” Jun reached for and Mao shrugged out of his grasp.

“No you don’t.” Mao didn’t know why it was so easy to deny him what he wanted but it was. “You left me waiting.”

Jun caught her hands, holding fast when she struggled, pushing until her back was against the tree trunk. “You can’t simply dismiss our relationship and me. I am not letting you go.”

“So what do you want me to do? Wait until you have time to grant me a scrap of your attention?” All of a sudden, Mao was furious.

“Yes, damnit!” Jun lost his cool.

“I see.” Mao reverted into her cool emotionless self. “I’m sorry but I can’t do that.”

“Look, I didn’t mean it that way. It’s just that I never know how to get through to you.” Jun ran a helpless hand through his hair. “You are an enigma and even after six months, I can’t figure you out.”

“So Mr. Honor Student, I am just a puzzle you want to solve?” Mao smiled softly. “Tell you what, I’ll let you break up with me.”

“Why the fuck do you want to break up!?” Jun lost his temper.

“Because I don’t want to stick around and watch you break my heart. Because for once, I’d like to be the one who leaves. For once, I want to hurt someone and not be hurt. That’s why.” Mao screamed out at him suddenly, pushed off the edge of her tolerance.

“I’m leaving.” She whirled around and left him standing there. Mao returned to the classroom and sat down at her desk, acknowledging the teacher’s scolding for the tardiness and ignoring the looks and whispers.

Jun came after a few minutes later, sober eyed and unsmiling. He sat down at his desk in front of her. A few minutes later, Mao’s phone beeped. A text message. When the teacher was distracted by a student’s question, she checked it. It was from Jun.

“No.”

Mao sighed.

“Fine.” She texted him. His tensed shoulders relaxed after he read her message. Mao wondered what Shun would say when she told him about this. Her eyes clouded over when she realized that she could hardly talk to him about Jun anymore. The complexities of human relationships were beyond her.

Her mother had left when Mao was eleven years old. When she had come home from school one day, there was a plate of cookies and a glass of milk and a note on the kitchen table. No explanations, no forwarding reasons. Just a simple goodbye.

You know the resulting drama and the consequences of being deserted by a parent. There are cases like these splashed all over the television on reality and talk shows.

Lunch time came. Usually Mao ate by herself because Jun was always busy but today he insisted on eating with her. And holding her hand. And paying attention to her.

“Your actions all point to a guilty conscience.” Mao told Jun as they sat under a tree.

“Jun!” Jin came walking over with a bunch of his cronies and settled down beside them.

“Dude, can’t a guy have lunch with his girlfriend without you butting in?” Looked like Jun was still sore with Jin.
“It’s okay, I’m done.” Mao said, collecting her stuff.

“Oh you don’t have to go.” Jin smiled acidly.

Mao stopped her movements. “Do you have a problem with me, Jin?”

Jin’s mouth dropped open. He hadn’t expected her to ask him outright. “Yeah, I don’t like you for trapping my friend.”

“Hey, shut up man!” Kame, one of their other friends tried to hush Jin up.

“Don’t listen to him, Mao.” Jun laughed nervously.

“No, listen to me. Why don’t you break up with him?” Jin regarded Mao superciliously.

“I’ve tried. He doesn’t listen.” Mao stood up. “Ja.”

“Shit, Jin. What the hell is wrong with you?” Jun growled at Jin and ran after Mao.

“Mao!” He caught her hand and whirled her around.

She slapped his hands away. In the distance, everyone paused to look at their confrontation.

“That’s enough. We’ve drawn this out too long. You’ve drawn this out to long. Enough.” Mao took a step away. “I want you to stop.”

“What?” Jun looked confused.

“Stop trying to appease your guilty conscience, Jun.” Mao took a deep breath. “It’s not your fault; you don’t have to try to make it up to me.”

“What are you talking about?”

“I know, okay? I know that your father and my mother eloped. I know it.” And for the first time in her life, Mao put to words what had always been in her heart.

“How…?” Jun looked shocked.

“I saw you acting like a family in the spring at the park. I thought the woman looked familiar so I followed her and then I saw you.” Mao’s voice broke. “That spring when your dad first got transferred back to the city after so long…did he leave to avoid the scandal?”

“Mao…” Jun looked uncertain.

“So you don’t have to pretend anymore. I don’t want to trap you and I don’t want to have you pretend.”

“Your mother asked me-.”

“She’s not MY MOTHER!” Mao took a deep breath. “That woman, threw me away like clothes she didn’t want anymore, she left me behind for a new life, for a new family, do NOT call her my MOTHER. My mother DIED. She’s dead.”

The tears fell of their own violation.

“You didn’t steal my mother, Jun. That woman is of no relation to me.”

Mao wiped her tears with the back of her hand. “You know why I dated you? Because I don’t love you and I don’t want you pretending that you love me. So it’s okay. Let’s end this parody…mockery. But. But Jun, I want one favour from you. Will you grant it?”

Jun nodded, his mind was chaotic and it was the only thing he could do.

“Let me walk away from you. I don’t want to be left behind again.” Mao whispered.

“Mao…”

Mao offered him a smile and then walked away. She didn’t look over her shoulder. Not once.

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Shun was curled up on the couch with his comforter wrapped around him. He was sulking. “I have a broken heart, I’m entitled to sulk.” He mumbled the justification to him as he flipped through the channels.

The doorbell rang and Shun grumbled loudly. “Broken hearted people shouldn’t have to answer doorbells.”

He peeked through the eyehole and then immediately flung open the door. “Mao?”

“Walk with me to the convenience store, I’m out of milk!” She commanded.

Shun scowled out of habit, “Ask your pansy boyfriend!”

“We broke up. What are you doing, hurry up!” Mao folded her arms and tapped her foot.

“Okay, okay!” Shun beamed and went to grab his wallet.

Wallpaper

2008-09-23T23:10:25Z

I am sitting on a ton of bases for wallpapers and have no inspiration to do any for my self so I thought i would take some requests..

I have no other tasks this week so should be able to bust out a few a day.

Here is a sample of what I just did *Feel free to take it if you like.

I just need to know the following

Image you want used: *I will need the image from you* A link to it so I could save it would be fine.
Text you want on it if any:
Text Color:
Size of the Image: *they will all be 1024x768 if not specified*
Any other details you may want:

Let me know if there is a specific base you want or have in mind and I will see what I can do.

(Download Link and Post Requests here at my LJ!)

Thanks thats all. ^.^

oguri_shun @ 2008-09-23T13:09:00

2008-09-23T17:12:53Z

You can see Shun's Snakes and Earrings cameo in this PV. His part shows up at 2:21.

credit fancora

oguri_shun @ 2008-09-21T09:02:00

2008-09-21T13:04:43Z

Shun's acceptance speech for Best Actor at MTV's 2008 Student Voice.

http://svablog.mtvjapan.com/?eid=18

Sukiyaki Western Django

2008-09-21T04:48:00Z

scrystaL200 on YouTube compiled all Shun's scenes from the movie. I know not everyone has seen the movie or will. (Shun plays such a small role.) So I thought I'd share this with everyone.

SPOILERS AHEAD!
If you actually are wanting to see the movie, there are spoilers in here.
Please ignore the subtitles. I think they're in French. LoL
(Not that you'll need them anyway. He speaks English.)
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

Surprisingly I understood most of what he said. There's only one line I couldn't figure out, but that may be due to sound quality.

( 50 Sigs ) .. For The Best Guys Ever .. Part 1+2

2008-09-20T01:28:08Z

Ikuta Toma ( 1 ) Oguri Shun ( 1 )
Koike Teppei ( 1 ) Miura Haruma ( 1 )
Okada Junichi ( 1 ) Mizushima Hiro ( 1 )
Nagase Tomoya ( 1 ) Tatsuya Fujiwara ( 1 )
Hayami Mokomichi ( 1 )
Alot OF JE Guys Too <<

Click On <<ME>> ... To See The Rest At My LJ Also For The First Part ..

oguri_shun @ 2008-09-19T02:13:00

2008-09-19T01:16:36Z

Oguri Shun

- 1 Crows Zero/Genji Takiya wallpaper + 4 icons

Preview:

found here @ elrawien

[screencaps] crows zero

2008-09-18T21:41:42Z

I made screencaps of 'Crows Zero'!
I'm so happy to hear that there will be a 2nd movie! =)

Download the 448 screencaps overhere.

oguri_shun @ 2008-09-18T11:01:00

2008-09-18T15:08:27Z

An english translated interview of Shun...

look for Poonk's post - near the bottom of the page
http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_56778_420.htm

credit Poonk at D-addicts.

The Television Homme 2007.12

2008-09-15T00:42:50Z

Ooooh, I think I meant to cross post earlier today. My bad? :D I scanned most of this issue.

Preview:

( Get them all here )

Also, I'm dying to sub some Oguri Shun stuff, if anyone has some good suggestions. A good suggestion includes links to a decent, subbable (Hah! Made up a word :D) raw, and extra cookies to those for Hanakimi promos with Toma. :D

[scans] +act17 & Acteur September 2008

2008-09-14T19:22:07Z

Hello~
I scanned Shun's pages in +act 17 and Acteur September 2008, and i want to share with you all ^o^

Preview:

( +act 17 )

( Acteur September 2008 )

oguri_shun @ 2008-09-12T07:19:00

2008-09-12T11:31:51Z

Shun's original 2001 Sekai Ururun Taizaiki episode is being released on DVD Volume 1. You can pre-order now, release date is 01/23/09. I'm going to order my copy at Yesasia when it's listed.

http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=TDV-19011D

Veoh clip from the original show (credit Kaerutadayoshi)

Shun broke up with Yamada Yu?

2008-09-09T17:22:52Z

Hi guys, I dont know if I may post this, but I wanna know is that true that Shun had broke up with Yamada Yu? My friend told me and said that this is true...so any confirmation for this?

Glico CM caps

2008-09-09T12:56:24Z

I watched the CM and just couldn't resist making screen caps out of them. But because it's live streaming from the official website, the pictures aren't very sharp. Which is a pity because I think Oguri Shun really looks good in this CM. His hair, his clothes, everything is finally perfect. For too long his hair always leaves much to be desired.

Teasers:

( Screen caps here )

oguri_shun @ 2008-09-09T07:07:00

2008-09-09T11:10:31Z

News on Shun's new Otona Glico Chocolate CM...does anyone know how many CM he has made this year? He looks very handsome in the CM :)

Credit sanosama1226

you can watch the 15sec & 30sec CMs at the official site:
http://www.glico.co.jp/otona/index.htm

oguri_shun @ 2008-09-08T09:34:00

2008-09-08T13:38:51Z

NHK has revealed a few more cast members for its 2009 taiga drama, "Tenchijin." Among the roles named were Shun Oguri (as Ishida Mitsunari), Kyoko Fukada (as Yodo-Dono), Yu Shirota (as Sanada Yukimura), and Yusuke Kamiji (as Kobayakawa Hideaki). The previous cast announcement can be found here.
The show, which stars Satoshi Tsumabuki, starts in January.

Credit Tokyograph

Official website
http://www.nhk.or.jp/niigata/2009taiga/index.html

Press Conference - Cast announcement