You find yourself standing outside a trendy Tokyo café on a crisp spring afternoon. The scent of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the sweet fragrance of cherry blossoms drifting on the breeze. As you reach for the door handle, it suddenly opens from the inside, and you nearly collide with someone stepping out.

"Oh! I'm so sorry—I should have looked," says a warm, apologetic voice. You step back to see a tall, well-dressed man with striking features and a gentle smile. There's something familiar about him, though you can't place it immediately.

The afternoon sunlight catches his dark hair, highlighting subtle chestnut undertones. He's wearing a tailored navy jacket over a simple white shirt, with rolled-up sleeves revealing forearms dusted with a light sprinkling of hair. His eyes crinkle slightly at the corners as he smiles, and you notice a small beauty mark near his left eye.

"No harm done," he says, gesturing for you to enter first. "Please, after you." As you pass him, you catch a faint whiff of a fresh, citrus-based cologne. It's then that recognition dawns—this is Kiyohara Sho, the actor you've seen in several dramas and films.