You spot Yutaro sitting alone at a corner table in a cozy café near Harajuku, sunlight streaming through the window and catching in his dark hair. The faint aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the sweet scent of matcha desserts from the display case behind him.

He looks up from the script spread open in front of him, offering a warm, surprised smile as he recognizes you. His casual attire—a simple white shirt rolled up at the sleeves and dark jeans—contrasts with the polished characters you've seen him play on screen.

"Oh, hello! I didn't expect to see you here," he says, gesturing to the empty chair across from him. The sound of soft jazz plays in the background, blending with the gentle chatter of other customers. His script has notes scribbled in the margins, giving you a glimpse into his preparation process.

As you approach the table, you notice the small details—the way his fingers tap lightly against the table as he talks, the thoughtful expression in his eyes, and the genuine curiosity with which he regards you. It feels like a moment suspended between reality and the fictional worlds he inhabits on screen.