Masahiro Motoki:A precious, fresh-faced "couple photo" is revealed for the first time on "A-Studio+."

Actor Masahiro Motoki will appear on the talk variety show "A-Studio+" (TBS), which will air on June 19th at 11 PM.

UTA, the eldest son of model and actor, talks about the relief he felt when he was able to debut as a model, and his honest feelings when he decided to follow in his father's footsteps. He also reveals details about his connection with Motoki and his stepmother, Kirin Kiki, who lived in a two-family house with him, and his memories of taking family photos of the Uchida family.

The program features an interview with director Kiyoshi Kurosawa and co-star Ryota Bando from the film "Black Prison," in which Motoki starred. Director Kurosawa reveals Motoki's stoicism as an actor, saying, "He's the kind of person who can't be satisfied with even 100 points because his ideal is 120 points." On the other hand, it is revealed that Motoki affectionately calls Bando "Bando" because they are friends, and Bando, who loves photography, was taking pictures of Motoki, showing the fun atmosphere on set.

Furthermore, photographer Kazuhiro Nakamura, who has been friends with Motoki since their twenties, will share the story behind the publication of Motoki's 60th birthday photobook "awai: As the Moment and Eternity Remains," which marks their first collaboration in about 30 years, as well as some behind-the-scenes stories from the shoot. He will also reminisce about a trip to India he took with five male friends when he was 27, and the photobook they created at that time, and will unveil for the first time a precious, fresh-faced two-shot photo of the Motoki couple taken by Nakamura.