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China's Japanese son-in-law Yano Takashi is back. After five years of hardship, Japan still cares about China. what do you think?

Recently, Yano KO JI posted photos of the shooting scene on the social media platform, and wrote: "When shooting in Shanghai, I felt that the sun was going to faint."

In the photo, Yano looks very handsome in a black leather coat and his hair is combed back. Some netizens said that he looks like Andy Lau and praised his skills in speaking Shanghainese.

Speaking of Yano Takashi, almost everyone is the most familiar actor in Japan, and he can be seen more or less on the screen. He won the hearts of many China fans with his humorous and humble personality.

Takashi Yano was born in Osaka. When I was a child, my academic performance was not very good and my family was not very good, so I began to work outside after graduating from high school. I used to be a milkman, postman, bartender and so on.

When he was a bartender, a customer casually said that he was handsome enough to be an actor. At that time, he had no professional performance training and no background. He decided to swing alone and pursue his dream of being a star.

But on his way to realize his dream, reality gave him a heavy blow. With his resume, he interviewed hundreds of production teams and finally played an actor with no name in a movie.

In order to make a living, he decided to put all his eggs in one basket, hold the property in his hand for several years, and develop in China alone.

Being alone in a foreign land and not knowing anyone around Yano Takashi, language has become the biggest communication obstacle. At that time, because of the language barrier, he could not tell jokes.

Once he went to the post office to buy postcards, waited in line for a long time, and finally it was his turn. He noticed the staff when he wrote "toilet paper", but after the staff read it, he said a lot of things that he cried and laughed, but he didn't understand a word. In fact, "toilet paper" means letters in Japanese. If you don't understand this meaning, you can literally understand it as a napkin or something. Finally, he was kicked out by the post office staff as a troublemaker.

In order to solve this problem, Yano KO JI came to Beijing Language and Culture University to study Chinese. In his spare time, he also runs a team and seizes opportunities.

Fortunately, all his efforts paid off. Under the recommendation of a friend, he starred in "Going to the Republic of China". Later, he starred in anti-Japanese dramas such as Evidence of Memory, flying tigers and Private Zhang Ga, and was called the "Home of the Genius".

In addition to performing, Yano also tried to host. In 2008, he joined the "Everyday Up" project and became a member of the host group.

In Everyday Up, Yano KO JI spoke Mandarin with exaggerated facial expressions, which made many audiences laugh and gained a lot of attention.

Then leave day by day, which makes many people feel sorry.

YANO KO JI Yano has lived in China for more than ten years. He regarded China as his second hometown, where he met the love of his life.

He married a Chongqing girl, gave birth to a daughter, and became a citizen of China, which showed his love for China.

Later, for some reason, Mr Yano had to move his family back to Japan. During his five years in Japan, he experienced many things.

But he mentioned in the interview that although Japan is his hometown, it gives him a distant feeling, and in China, Japan is his home. He plays Japanese in China and China in Japan in an interesting way.

Mr Yano also revealed that he was "not used to" Japan. When the crew filmed this scene, he wanted to film his work status and share it with his fans. So, after communicating with the crew and getting permission, he happily recorded this video.

After the recording, the agent called him to ask, and the actor called the company to complain that he was too tired that day and caused interference outside work. This made him very angry. Why not say it in advance? Obviously everyone was happy that day. How can you say it behind your back?

This kind of problem seems to be more common in Japan. The man standing next to Mr Yano also said in an interview, "This is very Japanese." This also confuses Mr Yano, because he won't encounter the same problem in China.

Mr Yano also said that during his five years in Japan, there was only pain and no happiness. This may be what he said-China is home and Japan is far away.

Now Yano is back in China, and he is very excited. After eating authentic Chinese food and meeting friends from China for a long time, I still think China is the friendliest country.

At the age of 47, he has a stable performing career and a happy family, and also actively promotes cultural exchanges between China and Japan. I hope Yano KO JI will take care of himself and not be too tired while he is busy with his work. I also expect him to bring you more wonderful film and television works.