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LOST10

LOST10 is a TBS Friday drama starring Ryusei Yokohama, scheduled for October 2026. Nine additional cast members and a character relationship chart were announced on September 18, 2026, bringing the roster to its full ten leads plus supporting players ahead of the premiere.

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LOST10 is a TBS Friday drama starring Ryusei Yokohama, set for the October 2026 season. It reunites Yokohama with screenwriter Satoko Okudera, director Ayuko Tsukahara, and producer Junko Arai, the team behind Kokuhou. It is his first commercial broadcast drama since the 2025 NHK Taiga drama Berabou, and his first solo lead in a prime-time series. The story is an original suspense drama, with Shun Oguri co-starring.

Casting arrived in stages. Anne Nakamura plays Aya, a junior high school teacher stranded on a hiking tour, and Marie Iitoyo plays the tour guide Tabatake. Both connect to the Shikaradake Incident at the center of the story. King Gnu vocalist Inoue Satoru plays pediatrician Yoshino, his first regular TV drama role. Yuki Saito plays Harune, a family member of a missing tour participant, and Kenji Iwaya plays police chief Awashima. Kouhei Matsushita and Michiko Ichikawa filled the last two of the ten main roles on September 11. On September 18, TBS announced nine further cast members and a character relationship chart. Among the additions, Yu Yoshizawa plays Endo, a Hokkaido Police instructor who becomes Komaru's superior, and Mirai Yamamoto plays Masu Tomo, a section manager at an insurance company tied to Oguri's character Nao.

U-NEXT and Netflix will stream the series in Japan, with Netflix planning worldwide distribution. The show airs on TBS in October.

Key facts

Broadcast
TBS Friday drama slot, October 2026
Lead
Ryusei Yokohama stars, with Shun Oguri co-starring
Creative team
Screenwriter Satoko Okudera, director Ayuko Tsukahara, producer Junko Arai
Cast additions
Anne Nakamura as Aya, Marie Iitoyo as Tabatake
Additional cast
Yuki Saito as Harune, Kenji Iwaya as Awashima
Final main cast
Kouhei Matsushita as Nobori, Michiko Ichikawa as Akane, completing the ten main characters
Inoue Satoru
King Gnu vocalist and keyboardist plays pediatrician Yoshino, his first regular TV drama role
Supporting cast
Nine further cast members and a character relationship chart announced; Yu Yoshizawa as Endo, Mirai Yamamoto as Masu Tomo
Streaming
U-NEXT and Netflix in Japan, with Netflix planning worldwide distribution

Timeline

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Facts

Release
tv · October 16 · Japan · 2026-09-18
Release
tv · October · Japan · 2026-09-11
Release
tv · October 2026 · Japan · 2026-08-07
Announced
nine additional cast members and a character relationship chart · 2026-09-18
Announced
Kouhei Matsushita and Michiko Ichikawa will appear · 2026-09-11
Announced
Inoue Satoru's casting · 2026-08-29
Licensed by
U-NEXT (Japan) · 2026-09-18
Licensed by
Netflix (Japan) · 2026-09-18
Licensed by
Netflix (worldwide) · 2026-09-18
Noted
The series has a ten-character ensemble around a mountain accident case. · 2026-08-20

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Claim activity

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All coverage

3d ago

LOST10 Adds Nine Cast Members and Releases Character Chart

The TBS Friday drama LOST10, starring Ryusei Yokohama, announced nine additional cast members and a character relationship chart ahead of its October 16 premiere. Yu Yoshizawa plays Endo, a Hokkaido Police instructor who becomes Komaru's superior, and Mirai Yamamoto plays Masu Tomo, a section manager at an insurance company tied to Oguri's character Nao. U-NEXT and Netflix will stream the series in Japan, with Netflix planning worldwide distribution.

Sep 11

Kouhei Matsushita and Michiko Ichikawa Join TBS Drama LOST10

TBS announced that Kouhei Matsushita and Michiko Ichikawa will appear in LOST10, the Friday drama starring Ryusei Yokohama. Matsushita plays Nobori, a company president in Hokkaido. Ichikawa plays Akane, a Tokyo insurance company employee. With the two additions, all 10 main characters have been announced, alongside Shun Oguri, Anne Nakamura, Marie Iitoyo, Satoru Iguchi, Kenji Iwatani, Kayo Noro, and Yuki Saito. The drama airs on TBS in October.

Sep 4

LOST10 Adds Yuki Saito and Kenji Iwaya as Two Cast Slots Remain

TBS's Friday drama LOST10 has added Yuki Saito and Kenji Iwaya to its cast, bringing the announced roster to eight. Saito plays Harune, a family member of a missing mountain tour participant. Iwaya plays Awashima, a police chief and the boss of Ryusei Yokohama's detective. The final two cast members will be revealed on September 11. The show starts in October.

Aug 29

King Gnu's Inoue Satoru Lands First Regular TV Drama Role in LOST10

King Gnu vocalist and keyboardist Inoue Satoru will appear as pediatrician Yoshino in the TBS Friday drama LOST10, starring Yokohama Ryusei, starting in October. This marks Inoue's first regular appearance in a TV drama series. Actor Nolo Kayo joins as Chika, the older sister of Tabata, played by Iiboshi Marie.

Aug 20

Anne Nakamura and Marie Iitoyo Join TBS Drama LOST10 Cast

Anne Nakamura and Marie Iitoyo will appear in the TBS Friday drama slot October series "LOST10," starring Ryusei Yokohama and co-starring Shun Oguri. Nakamura plays Aya, a junior high school teacher stranded during a hiking tour, while Iitoyo plays Tabatake, the tour guide. Both roles connect to the Shikaradake Incident at the story's center.

Aug 7

Ryuusei Yokohama Leads TBS Friday Drama LOST10 in October 2026

Ryuusei Yokohama will star in the TBS Friday drama slot LOST10 for the October 2026 season. It is his first commercial broadcast drama since the 2025 NHK Taiga drama Berabou, and his first solo lead role in a prime-time drama series. The original suspense story reunites him with screenwriter Satoko Okudera, director Ayuko Tsukahara, and producer Junko Arai.