JUNON, a member of the boy band BE:FIRST, is part of the ensemble cast of the film RYUJI Ryuji, which opens October 30. He and the other five BE:FIRST members hold Recording Academy voting rights for the 69th Grammy Awards.
JUNON appears in the film RYUJI Ryuji, starring Yukiya Yagira, as the character Hiroshi. Character PVs released August 29 show Hiroshi alongside Nao, played by Riku Hagiwara, with both actors narrating. The PVs depict the characters' devotion to Ryuji, shifting attention from the lead couple to the protagonist's underlings. The film opens October 30.
JUNON is also one of the six members of BE:FIRST selected by the Recording Academy as new members for 2026. That selection grants voting rights for the 69th Grammy Awards in February 2027 and eligibility to attend the ceremony. The Recording Academy's move is separate from any nomination. SKY-HI, the label head of BMSG, received the same membership. The selection comes as BMSG, which manages BE:FIRST, pushes for international expansion.
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The film RYUJI Ryuji, starring Yukiya Yagira, released character PVs for Nao and Hiroshi, played by Riku Hagiwara and JUNON of BE:FIRST. The PVs show the characters' devotion to Ryuji, with Hagiwara and JUNON providing narration. The film opens October 30.
The Recording Academy, the organization behind the Grammy Awards, selected SKY-HI and the six members of BE:FIRST as new members for 2026. They now have voting rights for the 69th Grammy Awards in February 2027 and eligibility to attend the ceremony. The selection is separate from any nomination. The move comes as BMSG, the label that manages both, pushes for global expansion.