Wataru Takagi Turns Up In Live-Action LOST10 As A Coffee Shop Master
Voice actor Wataru Takagi appeared in live action in Episode 4 of the Friday drama LOST10, broadcast November 6, 2026, as the master of a coffee shop visited by Ryusei Yokohama's detective Eito Kokoma during door-to-door inquiries about a missing climber.
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Why it matters
A voice actor whose Detective Conan register is recognizable enough that viewers identify him by ear alone can carry a small live-action part on casting recognition, and the Berabou reunion gives the scene a second layer for drama viewers.
Key Facts
- Wataru Takagi appeared in live action in Episode 4 of LOST10, broadcast November 6, 2026.
- Takagi played the master of a coffee shop in a scene where Ryusei Yokohama's Eito Kokoma conducts door-to-door inquiries.
- Viewers recognized Takagi's voice from his roles as Detective Takagi and Genta Kojima in Detective Conan.
- The episode drew comments about Takagi reuniting with Yokohama after the 2025 NHK taiga drama Berabou.
- LOST10 began on October 16, 2026 and airs Fridays at 22:00.
Viewers recognized the voice behind Detective Takagi and Genta Kojima in Detective Conan, and the episode also drew notice for reuniting Takagi with Yokohama after the 2025 taiga drama Berabou.
The role is small: a coffee shop master who at first lies to Kokoma and his partner, then provides information that helps the search for the missing climber. Viewers read the evasiveness as a sign of importance, with comments calling him "totally a key person" and wondering whether his refusal to cooperate came only from being told to keep quiet.
LOST10 airs Fridays at 22:00 and began on October 16, 2026. Satoko Okudera writes, Ayuko Tsukahara directs, and Junko Arai produces, the team behind Saiai. Shun Oguri, Anne Nakamura, Kohei Matsushita and Mikako Ichikawa are among the cast.
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