Junki Totsuka and Hamilton. Three stories about the Khaki Field.

Totsuka: It's a very cool watch. It has the flexibility to be worn in any situation. I like a watch that fits in with my style immediately, and I felt that in all the Khaki Field models. I like watches that fit my style immediately, and I felt that in every model of the Khaki Field. They are very familiar to me. I think the wide range of models, from the playful to the dignified, is also attractive.

Totsuka: It's "Murph." There is something classic and classy about it. I like American casual, and it looks good with a leather jacket, but it also fits with a suit style, so I thought it would be a good fit for me as I enter my 30s and climb the ladder of adulthood.

Totsuka: I was most excited by the "entertainment" aspect. I like the knick-knacks they have in their rooms, and I have a lot of figurines and ornaments in my room as well. The interior design tickled my collector's fancy and stimulated my brain.

Totsuka: I bought it because of my love for the movie "Men in Black. I bought it at a turning point in my development as an actor, and it holds a lot of memories for me.

Totsuka: I love mechas and things like gears. I once saw a documentary about watches. The craftsman was making a watch through a process that seemed to take a long time to complete, and he had to make the most minute parts by himself and assemble them.

I am also an actor myself, and the accumulation of detailed experiences and insights are important to my acting. So I feel we have something in common, and I think that is why I enjoy doing it.

Totsuka: I think it is really hard to keep going. Looking back, there were times when things didn't go well, but I feel that my strength lies in the fact that I didn't let those times get me down. Now I have a stronger sense of responsibility to show what I have learned through my acting. My sense of responsibility has become even stronger.

Totsuka: That's right. I always want to stay fresh in my mind, but recently I was told by a senior actor with whom I perform on stage, "You are no longer a young actor. When I hear that again, it really makes me stand taller.

Totsuka: I want to continue working as an actor, but I have to make sure I don't lose sight of what makes me who I am. I don't want to do it until I lose it.

Totsuka: I am just an ordinary person from Iwate. That's how I really feel. If I try to force myself to look big, I will probably fail, and if I disrupt my pace, I don't think people will feel comfortable watching me. So I want to keep my own pace.

There were other actors in my class who were successful long before me and after me, and I felt that I was not yet ready, but I was not in a hurry. I was just me, and I felt that I would eventually make it.

Because we are different from others, we can do many different things, and I want to cherish these things.

Totsuka: In my current stage productions, I have had the opportunity to work with such leading actors as Naoto Takenaka and Katsuhisa Namase, both of whom have been active on the front lines since they were young. Both of them are, of course, first-rate performers, but even before that, I strongly feel their appeal as human beings or as people. I think that is really cool and beautiful. I would like to become someone with that kind of charm, and I think it is important to live one's life while cherishing the present moment, rather than looking ahead to the future. I want to enjoy the process of living while constantly confronting myself.