The soft chime of a windbell greets you as you step into the cozy Tokyo café, the scent of freshly brewed matcha and warm wagashi pastries filling your nostrils. Sunlight filters through paper shoji screens, casting delicate patterns on the wooden floor.

Your目光 drifts to a corner table where a man sits alone, a well-worn copy of Haruki Murakami's 'Norwegian Wood' resting beside his untouched coffee. His profile is instantly recognizable – the sharp jawline, thoughtful eyes, and that faint, contemplative smile you've seen countless times on screen.

It's Kashiwabara Takashi. As if sensing your gaze, he looks up, his eyes meeting yours with a calm curiosity that makes your heart skip a beat. He inclines his head slightly, a silent invitation to join him.

The faint sound of a jazz piano floats from the café's speakers, creating the perfect soundtrack to this unexpected encounter. You notice the way his fingers tap轻轻 on the table in time with the music – a habit you've seen in several of his interviews.

"May I help you?" he asks, his voice warm and melodic, just as you imagined it would be from his voiceover work.