Mario Kuroba Special Cover Edition "Quick Japan" vol.182 SPECIAL EDITION

Mario Kuroba "A Light-Hearted Thinker"
His depth as an actor and his current position after 15 years

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Mario Kuroba has made a strong presence in a number of popular 2.5-dimensional works, including the musical "The Prince of Tennis," the stage play "Kuroko's Basketball," and the musical "Touken Ranbu" series, and has built a solid career as a stage actor.

The year 2025 marks the 15th anniversary of their debut.

Starting in October, he will be appearing in the musical "Elisabeth," which continues to be loved all over the world. He has left a strong impression on audiences with his "bizarre performance" and overwhelming expressiveness, and he will be appearing on the cover of Quick Japan's SPECIAL EDITION for the first time.

Special feature on the thoughts of Mario Kuroba

The theme is "A Light-Hearted Thinker." This feature delves deep into the contours of Kuroba Mario's thoughts, which are not yet apparent from his appearance on stage.

In addition to a long interview that delves into the depths of her thinking, which have rarely been discussed before, including her perspective on culture, her daily criteria for making choices, and her stance on expression, the book also contains a number of must-see features for fans, such as an introduction to her favorite items that are essential to her private life and a stage report on the musical "Elisabeth."

A snapshot of a "Sunday morning" that eases your thoughts

The cover and gravure of the SPECIAL EDITION version were shot in a setting that evokes the time when Kuroba Mario's thoughts are at their most relaxed - a Sunday morning.

Waking up in bed, brushing your teeth, reading, having coffee... A warm atmosphere arises from each casual action. This special visual is designed to deliver excitement and healing at the same time.

■ Regular edition cover & special feature

New York: The Charismatic Ordinary

The cover and lead feature of "Quick Japan" vol. 182 is the comedy duo New York.

In a past interview, the two said, "I hope we can create a good image of what a comedian is, for the sake of future comedians." Now that there are many different ways to succeed as a "comedian," what path will they take?

We followed him closely for a year in New York as he aims to reach the next level before turning 40, and he discusses what it means to be a successful comedian.

Ahead of the publication's release, the online media "QJWeb" is currently publishing footage of ongoing close-up coverage, including YouTube shoots, TV program recordings, and solo live performances.