Takada Sho...a Bullied Child?????

After reading this, I was a bit touched.  Sho is so wonderfully awkward!!!  But it must have been hard on him, being so lonely for so long.  I think it explains his hesitance a lot.  I feel like he questions himself a lot, like "What am I doing wrong?  What should I do?  Is this right?"  He really matches the kimono.  Very boy next door.

What a cute baby!!!  Whoever he marries one day will have gorgeous babies too.  That's for sure.  The caption reads 

"The Sho part of my name came from the words soaring high"

 

Aww....Super cute!  Pinch those cheeks.  

"I'm cute here, aren't I?  (heart) I look like a girl.  What the heck kind of face am I making???"

  

 Oh my god.  His hair is so adorable.  That one piece.  Those tiny fists.  

"I'm five months old here.  I was only cute up until this age huh..."

  

Adorkable.

"This was a picture from my first birthday.  I celebrated it in Mom's hometown in Okinawa."

  

What a cutie~~~!  (dies)  That is how peace signs should be done.  He hasn't changed a bit!

"During kindergarten.  I'm standing inside my old house.  That place brings back a lot of memories."

  

I think he looks chic for a six year old.

"Age 6.  It was popular to wear shirts like that back then but thinking about it now, it was a pretty horrific style."

  

Those eyes!!!!!  They shoot straight to my soul.  

"This was a cute picture for my New Year's card.  Right after this picture was taken, I went pshaw!"

  

"This one.  While I was still living in my old house, this picture was taken at the nearby train station.  I wonder where I was going at the time?" 

  

"8 years old.  Why did I go to a photo studio to have my picture taken?  My smile hasn't changed at all???"

  

"When I was 9.  This is a picture with my younger brother, who is three years younger than me.  We have a good relationship!"

 

Takada Sho's History


Mischievous Kindergarten Years

I loved exercise and sentai heroes at that time.  I was always outside playing, a lively kid.  Whenever class would end, I would rip off my bag at the door so that I could run outside to play in the school yard until my bus came.

Disappointing, Tearful Days

The truth is, during my elementary years, there was a time that I was bullied.  I didn't have friends and was shunned.  I didn't understand it.  "Why is it only me that this happens to?" I wondered.  Almost every day I cried thinking that. 

My most memorable moment during elementary was an at an athletic meet.  I was good at sports.  In third grade, I was chosen to take part in the relay.  When the day came, the girl I liked was near where I would run.  I wanted to impress her and to show off so I ran really hard.  I was really simple back then. (laughs). 

In fifth grade, I was chosen again for the relay.  But that time it wasn't a girl I liked but my little sister who was watching me.  I looked at the seats and she yelled, "Good luck!" Even though I went at it with all of my strength, I still ended up in fifth or sixth place! (disappointment)

When I became a middle schooler, I still wasn't able to quickly make friends...(tears)  But in the second half of my first year as a middle schooler, a number of us went to Nagano to ski and because I was able to become closer with my classmates, my number of friends increased.  At night all of the guys would get together and talk about girls.  That was the best part. (heart)

The next day, because we stayed up so late, we overslept.  When we woke up, the teacher scolded us. Even though I didn't have much time to buy souvenirs, it was really fun!

Becoming a Jr and Meeting a Good Friend

Right after I became a Jr, I had my audition for the drama Battery.  It was there that I first met Yuma.  My first impression of Yuma was "Intimidating!!!"  The aura around him made him seem like he was from another world.  But recently, Yuma's "I'm different from you" aura has slowly disappeared.  Could it be?  Could it mean that he's become a good friend???

Performance in Battery

Baseball is something that's been a big part of my life for a long time.  ("But you're so bad at it!" --by Yuma)!  I WAS bad.  I can catch Yuma's pitches now. (happy) 

The catcher's mask makes the field of vision small so sometimes it's impossible for me to see where the pitch is going.  If Yuma pitches and I'm able to catch it, I feel like I've really accomplished something. (concludes by self) 

Recently, something that I've come to realize is that that I like to play pranks on people.  Like on set, I always prank Yuma, and on April Fool's Day, I couldn't stop lying to Shintaro.  I'm sorry!