Johnny Yang and Chin Yang Devour Their Roles—and Japan’s Meals Scene
TOKYO, JAPAN – Media OutReach Newswire – 31 October 2025 – The TVBS authentic drama The Good, the Unhealthy, and the Ugly (舊金山美容院) continues to shine on the worldwide stage. Following profitable promotional occasions in Seoul with lead actors Simon Lien and Nash Zhang, the present’s on-screen rivals Johnny Yang and Chin Yang represented the sequence on the Tokyo Worldwide Movie and TV Market (TIFFCOM).
TVBS Unique Drama The Good, the Unhealthy, and the Ugly Resonates in Tokyo
Supported by Taiwan’s Abroad Star Challenge below the Ministry of Tradition, the duo engaged with Japanese media and worldwide patrons, sharing the sequence’ distinctive perspective on trendy Taiwanese life. With its compelling storyline, highly effective performances, and genuine depiction of on a regular basis tradition, The Good, the Unhealthy, and the Ugly resonated strongly with Japanese audiences—additional cementing TVBS Originals as one in all Asia’s main artistic manufacturers.
Within the sequence, Johnny Yang portrays Deng Wei-Kang, the bold second son of a robust household whose reckless affairs—with each a TV government’s daughter and his personal secretary—alongside corrupt dealings with a tainted hen provider, spark a scandal that threatens the household’s breakfast-chain empire.
Off-screen, nevertheless, the 2 actors share a straightforward camaraderie. When requested about their favourite a part of the Tokyo journey, each instantly talked about the meals.
“Tokyo is extremely lovely—I visited an artwork museum and went to Hakone,” stated Chin Yang. “And the meals is simply wonderful!”
“The perfect a part of this journey,” added Johnny Yang, “was having fun with nice meals whereas bringing an amazing Taiwanese drama to Japan.”
Within the sequence, Deng Wei-Kang plans to open a Taiwanese breakfast store in Japan—a storyline that later takes a shocking flip. When requested which Taiwanese dishes may win Japanese hearts, Johnny really useful steamed soup dumplings (xiaolongbao), soy milk, and fried dough sticks as iconic staples of Taiwan’s breakfast tradition. Chin Yang prompt savory soy milk, calling it “a particular and shocking taste for Japanese audiences.”
The Good, the Unhealthy, and the Ugly premieres October 19 at 8:00 p.m. (GMT+8) on TVBS Channel 42 and TVBS E! on CHT MOD Channel 311, persevering with its worldwide journey to share genuine Taiwanese storytelling with the world.
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