FN glasses and the two Suzuki Kowskis.

Suzuki Kohsuke is a photo story that is a result of this too good to be true coincidence: they have almost the same first name, both are actors, both wear glasses, and both work at ....... It is no coincidence that the glasses they are wearing are from an eyewear brand called "FN (FOUR NINES)," but there is no doubt that the brand is a new line of eyewear that is a strong and powerful force, with functionality that keeps up with the actor's movements and a fashion sense that matches any outfit. Please enjoy the photo story by two Suzuki Kohske, who are regular wearers of the glasses.

Photo_Ryosuke Hoshina (Kosuke Suzuki), Go Itami (Kosuke Suzuki)
Styling_Yuta Kaji (Kosuke Suzuki, Kosuke Suzuki)
Hair&Make_Yosuke Akizuki, Narumi Tsukuba
Text_Shinri Kobayashi
Edit_Yuri Sudo

Glasses, actors, and standing-only noodles.

Suzuki" is the second most common surname in Japan , according to data compiled in recent years. According to data compiled in recent years, there are about 1.8 million people with the surname "Suzuki. . How many of them have the name Kowske? Furthermore, if you are a Tokyo resident, an actor, a man, and a spectacle wearer, then, according to HOUYHNHNM's research, there are only these two people.

Suzuki Kosuke" came to Nanten, a stand-up noodle shop in Shiinamachi, one stop from Ikebukuro on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line. In short, a pair of glasses, an actor, and standing-only noodles. It is a combination that seems strangely fitting.

Kosuke (40s) ordered the "Meat Soba Double (550 yen)" and Kosuke (20s) ordered the "Meat Soba (500 yen). The two of them were sucking up the soba noodles in one gulp as soon as they reached their mouths, after shoveling the meaty mounds with their chopsticks. The soba, with steam rising in the chilly air, looks delicious.

Both of them wear full metal frames. The difference is that Kosuke has a double bridge and round lenses, while Kosuke has a single bridge and octagonal lenses. The fact that Kosuke was able to wear the unique double-bridged frames without any difficulty may be due to the fact that he has been wearing spectacles for a long time.

The matching outfits were contrasting black and white, as if to represent their characters. Kosuke, wearing smart-looking full-metal glasses, combined his british jacket and sweatshirt in all white, giving his outfit a clean, modern classic look.

Kosuke, on the other hand, wears shiny clothes that exude a mature sexiness, accompanied by his playful glasses. Even when eating standing-only soba noodles, he comes dressed in such decent clothes. Perhaps this is the essence of Japanese chic.