Non/ のん, an actress, film director and artist. (for WPB)	小松菜奈&宮沢氷魚 Nana Komatsu and Hio Miyazawa, actors. (for キネマ旬報)
Yoshihide Suga/菅義偉, the 99th Prime Minister of Japan/第99代内閣総理大臣 (for LINE Blogos)	Hayato Isomura/磯村勇斗, an actor. (for キネマ旬報)
Shunji Iwai 岩井俊二, a movie director. for WPB	Charlotte Wells, a movie director. for CINRA
Leiko Ikemura/イケムラレイコ, an artist. (for Blau Magazine/Berlin)	Brad Smith, a Vice Chair and President at Microsoft (for Microsoft/ Fixers Japan)
Karl Lauterbach, a Federal Minister of Health at Government of Germany (for Goverment of Germany)	Davy Chou, a movie director. for CINRA
Lisa Paus, a Federal Minister for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth at Government of Germany (for Goverment of Germany)	Carl Pei, a CEO at Nothing (for Forbes Japan)
Toyoo Itoh/伊東豊雄, an architect. (for F.I.N)	Jun Soejima, a TV personality (for The Washington Post)
Jun Mukoyama, Liberal Democratic Party House of Representatives Branch Leader	Ryutaro Ishihara/石原龍太郎, an editor.
Cristina De Middel, a Spanish Magnum Photographer	Shiori Kutsuna/ 忽那汐里, an actress. (for ITmedia)
Harry Gruyaert, a Magnum Photographer	Andrew Kimball, a President & CEO of New York City Economic Development Corporation. for Forbes Japan
Masaru Kawaguchi, a CEO at BANDAI. for Forbes Japan	Akira Kiyota/清田瞭, a CEO at JPX/日本取引所. (for Forbes Japan).
Nishikigoi/錦鯉, comedians. (for WPB)	Natsuna/夏菜, an actress. (for weekly Playboy)
Honoka Matsumoto/松本穂香, an actress. (for WPB)	Takuya Nakata, a CEO of YAMAHA (for Forbes JAPAN)
Tomoyuki Yoshinaga, a CEO of Mizkan/ミツカン (for Forbes JAPAN)	Hiroyashu Matsuoka, a CEO at Toho/東宝 (for Forbes Japan)
Ayaka Brandy/ブランディあやか, an artist (for The Washington Post)	Shohei Yasuda, a chef/ owner of the restaurant KABI in Tokyo.(for Forbes Japan)
Motohisa Nakamizo, a former Yakuza (Kudokai/工藤會) in Hakata city, Japan. (for The Washington Post)	Takashi Goto/後藤高志, a CEO at Seibu/西武. (for Forbes Japan)
Takaya Jinnai, a CEO at Restaurant Hiramatsu running Maison Paul Bocuse/メゾンポールボキューズ 代官山 (for Forbes Japan)	Lee Sang-il/ 李相日, a film director. For WPB.
Masatoshi Kumagai, a CEO at GMO (for Forbes Japan)	Leiko Ikemura/イケムラレイコ, an artist. (for Blau Magazine/Berlin)
Daigo Matsui/松居大悟, a film director. (for Weekly Playboy)	Kenta Kiritani/ 桐谷健太, an actor. (for ITmedia)
Takuya Yokota, the brother of Megumi Yokota who is a Japanese woman who was abducted by a North Korean agent in 1977, when she was a thirteen-year-old junior high school student. (for NBC News)	Shinnosuke Mitsushima/満島真之介, an actor (for Weekly Playboy)
Miona Hori/堀未央奈, an actress and former member of Nogizaka 46. (for weekly playboy)	Naoki Nozu/ 野津直樹, a Lecturer at Professional College of Arts and Tourism/芸術文化観光専門職大学 in Toyooka City.
Koichiro Kimura, a CEO at PwC (for Forbes Japan).	Michito Fuji/ 藤井道人, a film director. (for WPB)
Hajime Shacho/はじめしゃちょー, a Youtuber. (for ITmedia)	Koichi Mizutome, a CEO at Akido Sushiro/スシロー (for Forbes Japan)
Yuya Yagira/柳楽優弥, a Japanese actor. (for Weekly Playboy)	Takao Yasuda and Naoki Yoshida, President and CEO at PPIH. for Forbes Japan
Toshio Motoya, a CEO at APA Group/アパ (for Forbes Japan)	kensuke Yamashita/ 山下健介, an embodier.
Megumi Okina/ 奥菜恵, an actress. For WPB.	Miwako Date/伊達美和子, a CEO at Mori Trust/森トラスト
Daisuke Tahara (for WIRED US)	Philip J Javans, a Brisith Script Writer based in London.
Raimu Kaminashi, a model (for The Washington Post)	Harry Gruyaert, a Belgium Magnum photographer in Kyoto, 2019.
Soichiro Minami, a CEO at Visional (for Forbes Japan)	Tsunekazu Ishihara, a CEO of Pokemon (for The Wall Street Journal)
Michitaka Sawada, a CEO of Kao (for Forbes JAPAN)	Kenneth Greve, a Danish Choreographer (for PEN+)
Kai Harada, a climber. (for Champion)	Rei Inamoto, a creative director (for WORKMILL)
Hiroki Matsueda (23), Runner. (Commissioned by Fujitsu/ Fixers Japan))	Yukako Asakawa in Tokyo.
Yuta Nakahara, 20, poses during an archery event for 20-year-olds to celebrate their coming-of-age at Sanjusangendo Temple on January 17, 2016 in Kyoto, Japan. Some 2,000 people took part in the annual event. ( for Getty Images)	Mikael Bertelsen, a Danish TV host. For Danish Broadcasting Service/ Fixers Japan
Halloween participants in Tokyo. (for Getty Images)	Halloween participants in Tokyo. (for Getty Images)