Jonathan Sherr is an American actor living in Tokyo who co-starred in “My Darling is a Foreigner”  with Inoue Mao. He also does narration, translation, voice overs and speaks fluent Japanese.

Itsuka is a Japanese singer-song-writer & an actress born and living in Tokyo. She has written hundreds of original songs. She started her acting career in 2012, being featured on “FINAL”(2013) by Timothy A. Chey and ” I Really Hate My Ex!”(2014) by Troy Byer.

Jason is an actor and producer, known for “Dazed and Confused,“ “Jason and the Argonauts,” and “The Rage:Carrie 2.” In addition to feature films, Jason has also appeared regularly on television  in made-for tv movies such as “Blood Ties,”   Mini-series like “A Matter Of Justice ,” and  in guest-starring roles in series like “Tales From The Crypt,” and “Scandal and Major Crimes.”

Michael co wrote and produced the film “Dialing for Dingbats,” distributed by Troma Inc, and aired on the USA network. His love for travel and good eats motivated his passion to create and launch two very popular dining websites, Chowbaby.com and Eatsushi.com. In 2011, A mockumentary film project found Michael writing, producing and staring in a South American travel film called “Lost in Buenos Aires,”.  Distribution for his latest film “Love in Tokyo” has just been acquired.  “Love in Tokyo” is currently on VOD and will be released on DVD early next year.

Originally from Washington D.C., Peter Harmon is a Los Angeles based screenwriter and producer.  He’s created sketches that have been featured on the front page of “Funny Or Die,” written independent features, and produced for docu-series television shows.  He currently lives in the San Fernando Valley with his wife, son, and their pug Summer.

Scott Larson is an English/Japanese speaking Tokyo based camera operator, editor, and director for international projects experienced with television, features, live events, corporate videos, music videos, news events. Larson has eleven years experience shooting in and around Tokyo, Japan, and other parts of Asia.

Rob Mayes, a New Zealand sound recordist lives between Christchurch and Tokyo, recently worked on the Ridley Scott-produced “Don’t Think,”  a Chemical Brothers feature film shot at the Fuji Rock Festival. Mayes’ work has taken him all over the world, including producing an album in Malta, working with Solomon Island tribal group Narasirato as location and live sound producer on their Japanese tour and resulting documentary.