Jun Inoue

Inoue Jun is a Japanese talent, singer, actor, and comedian from Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. He is known for his work on "Rajio no Jikan", "Megane wo Kakete Mask wo Suruto Itsumo Kumoru" and "Nishi no Petenshi Higashi no Sagishi". He was previously married to Aoki Emi.

Filmography (58 Appearances)

Pray Speak What Has Happened

2025

Fujiko F. Fujio Sci-Fi Short Drama

2023

Yell

2020

The Brand New Legend of the Stardust Brothers

2018

Izakaya Moheji 6

2017

Izakaya Moheji 5

2016

Dokutsu Ojisan

2015

Izakaya Moheji 4

2015

Fight! Bookstore Girl

2015

Take Me to Love & Meal

2015

Cinderella Date

2014

Izakaya Moheji 3

2014

Tokyo Refugees

2014

The Workhorse and The Bigmouth

2013

Izakaya Moheji 2

2013

Walk, Walk, Walk ~ Shikoku Pilgrimage Journey

2013

The Centenarian Clock

2012

Doctor-X: Surgeon Michiko Daimon

2012

Traces

2012

Signal

2012

Jazz G Men

2011

Love Scenario

2010

A Boy and His Samurai

2010

Hitsudan Hostess

2010

Did you quit again, husband? ~The famous magistrate of the late Edo period, Oguri Kozukenosuke~

2007

Attention Please

2006

Unfair

2006

It was sudden, like a storm...

2004

9 Souls

2003

Gokusen

2002

The Files of Young Kindaichi: Murder on the Magic Express

2001

Hero

2001

Marriage at Twenty

2000

Emergency Room 24 Hours

1999

Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald

1997

San-ban Tēburu no Kyaku

1996

Justice For All

1995

Juukou B-Fighter

1995

The Unruly Ronin's Journey II

1992

Sea of ​​Wandering

1990

The Political Game

1989

Kuniko Mukoda's Carp

1987

The King and His Vassal 2 - The Great Riot of Edo

1982

I Am Your Ancestor

1981

The King and His Vassal

1981

Mr. Mutsugoro’s Happy Marriage

1974

A Swindler to the West: A Con Man to the East

1971

Kigeki dokkiri dai tōsō

1970

The Age of Undutiful Children

1968

The Spiders' The Road to Bali

1968

The Spiders: Big Commotion!

1968

The Wonderful Ones

1968

The Spiders' The Noisy Parade

1968

My Sweetheart

1967

The Spiders: The Reckless Operation

1967

The Greatest Challenge of All

1967

The Sunset Is Crying

1967

Youth A Go Go!

1966 Debut
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