Tetsuya Komuro approves of the live-action movie “City Hunter” and looks forward to a sequel. Ryohei Suzuki, who plays Ryo Saeba, asks for a new song to be recorded | ORICON NEWS

The blue carpet world premiere event for the Netflix movie “City Hunter” was held in Shinjuku, Tokyo on the 23rd, and starring Ryohei Suzuki, Nozomi Morita, Masanobu Ando, ​​Fumino Kimura, and director Yuichi Sato attended. Furthermore, Tetsuya Komuro of TM NETWORK, who was in charge of the ending song, made a surprise appearance as a special guest. At the end of the event, Komuro handed Suzuki a bouquet of flowers and expressed her expectations for the sequel.

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TM NETWORK recorded a new ending song for the same work as “Get Wild Continual”. When this was announced, it became a big topic of discussion. Komuro praised Suzuki and other cast members, saying, “TM NETWORK is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, but I never expected something like this to happen.It’s truly amazing.Thank you for your hard work.”

Suzuki, who has always been a big fan of “City Hunter,” said, “There would be no “City Hunter” without “Get Wild,” so I was excited and waiting to see what it would be like.” ) I thought that the sadness was perfect for the ending, but this time, while it is sad, it is also more of a “story of the beginning”, with a sense of speed that “City Hunter” is about to begin, so it is “Continual”. I was really excited to see what that meant!”

Komuro nodded and said, “You’re right,” and added, “Continue next, then continue (lol). I think those who have seen it will agree right away.” He not only gave his approval, but also expressed high expectations for the sequel. Upon hearing this, Suzuki asked, “If you can make a sequel, I’d love to hear about “STILL LOVE HER” and “RUNNING TO HORIZON.” Komuro smiled and said, “I’m happy. I’ll tell the two of you.”

“City Hunter” was serialized by Mr. Hojo in “Weekly Shonen Jump” (Shueisha) in 1985. A work depicting the activities of Ryo Saeba (*Ryo = Kemonohen ni Dormitory), a top-notch sweeper based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, who takes on the task of solving various troubles in the underworld.

The Netflix movie “City Hunter” is set in modern-day Shinjuku. The story depicts the beginning of “City Hunter” for Ryo Saeba (Suzuki), Kaori Makimura (Morita), and Hideyuki Makimura (Ando). Kimura will play the role of Saeko Nogami, a talented detective at the Metropolitan Police Department.