Actor Kento Yamazaki has integrated morning exercise into his daily routine as part of a growing passion for fitness [1].
This shift toward a disciplined health regimen highlights the physical demands and wellness priorities of high-profile performers in the Japanese entertainment industry.
Speaking during the filming of a new commercial for Lake Kikoeya's "Pride Potato," Yamazaki described his current approach to health [1]. He said that he now exercises in the morning, noting that while he does not have a strictly set time, it serves as the first main event of his day [1].
To support this habit, Yamazaki is actively converting his living space into a personal fitness center [2]. He said that he already possesses various pieces of equipment but feels the current selection is insufficient [2].
"I have equipment, but it's still not enough," Yamazaki said. "Since my training fever is so high right now, I want to keep increasing them" [2].
Actress Yuko Araki, appearing alongside Yamazaki, also noted her own commitment to physical activity [1]. While she does not follow the same early-morning schedule as Yamazaki, she said that she also exercises [1].
The conversation took place on the set of the Pride Potato advertisement, where both actors were promoting the brand while discussing their personal habits, and health maintenance [1].
“"Since my training fever is so high right now, I want to keep increasing them."”
Yamazaki's public embrace of 'training fever' and the creation of a home gym reflect a broader trend among celebrities to prioritize sustainable, home-based wellness over traditional gym memberships. By linking his fitness journey to a commercial project, he leverages his public image to promote a lifestyle of discipline and health maintenance.
