Upcoming Japanese star Idegami Baku is diligently preparing for his new role by spending time in a lounge to understand his character better. Reports say the actor is taking his role seriously and, in a method acting approach, is spending time on location for an altogether immersive experience. His fans and industry insiders are eagerly waiting to see how his dedication will translate on screen.

In Japan, film and television stars going to extreme lengths to portray their characters convincingly is highly respected and often makes headlines. The passionate dedication demonstrated by these actors resonates with Japanese work ethics and values, with the audience appreciating the extra effort to ensure authenticity in performances.

Similar to Hollywood actors resorting to method acting in the U.S where actors like Daniel Day-Lewis or Christian Bale popularized the technique, Idegami Baku's preparation largely aligns with this practice. It further accentuates cultural similarities shared between the film industries of the two countries.