Motoki Omori

Motoki Omori of Mrs. GREEN APPLE appears on the upcoming episode of the TBS talk show 'Nichiyobi no Hatsugaku' (Sunday Hatsugaku). Actress Keiko Kitagawa, appearing on the same episode, made a request for Omori, saying she wanted something 'like The Drifters'. The episode airs tomorrow, and the exchange was reported by the Asahi Shimbun.

Omori Motoki, frontman of Mrs. GREEN APPLE, is in the spotlight as the band dominates Japan's music charts. Billboard Japan reports their song 'Kyohan' topped the Hot Shot Songs chart, with the group holding the entire top three and seven songs in the top ten. NHK's SONGS program has also announced a special featuring the band.

Wakai Hiroto, guitarist of Japanese band Mrs. GREEN APPLE, appears on his first solo cover for a men's fashion magazine, saying in the interview that his "ego as a guitarist" has been growing. The news lands as the band's latest album "POPS" sweeps multiple weekly music chart crowns, and frontman Omori Motoki's new look is delighting fans.

Japanese family restaurant chain Gusto has launched a collaboration with pop band Mrs. Green Apple. The menu recreates flavors the band members remember from their early days, and vocalist Motoki Omori reportedly worked to overcome a food he dislikes in the project. Band member Fujisawa said the long-hoped-for collaboration left her close to tears.

Japanese coverage highlights actor and musician Motoki Omori's "ever-changing" expressiveness in the drama Iroha no Koi wa Jidai wo Kakeru. Real Sound's feature examines how his chameleon-like performance style has drawn attention, with commentary linking his appeal to the range he shows in the series opposite co-star Mone Kamishiraishi.