The first season of “Boss” was aired back in 2009 where Yuuki Amami played a awesome detective with excellent leadership qualities tasked to head a bunch of  ”problem children” detectives of the police force.

The show was voted as one of 2009 Most Interesting Dorama. Her role was so popular that viewers subsequently voted her character as the ideal boss to have in an organisation.

Source: Oricon

I absolutely loved the first season of the show. I wonder if Erika Toda will be casted again for the series.

This commercial was created by Asashi promoting their WONDA brand coffee. They were the same company that created the funny CM featuring Gackt enjoying his “Manly Golden Time”. In this CM, we get to see a chirpy Erika Toda helping her staff to straighten his tie.

Erika Toda shares inside the article the trouble that she goes to maintain her legs and learning how to stand in the correct posture to show off her body curves.  For instance, she learnt from a beauty salon how the frequent usage of Germanium hot baths helps to relax her feet after wearing heels for an entire day. She also shares how its important to choose the correct skirts and shoes to show off her legs and curves.

Source: Kawaii Joyouu

While I’m not too interested in leg care, I really love the first photo and the manner she posed her legs in the air. Meanwhile I’m still looking forward for the Liar Game movie to be release on DVD or to be shown in Singapore. I really want to find out how the series concluded.

I’m very sure many of you would be craving for cup noodles after watching this commercial ^^

Source: Japanator

Personally I prefer this other TV commercial by Erika Toda:

The piece of good news was announced at a press conference on Thursday. The second season will continue the story from the first season where the players will face off each other in four games and a semifinal round. The final round will be shown in the movie entitled: “LIAR GAME: The Final Stage”.

Fuji TV will start airing the drama in November, and the movie will open in theaters in February 2010.

When asked what she would do if she won the 5 billion yen grand prize, Toda replied, “I’d buy a house in some place like Okinawa, then save the rest,” while Matsuda said, “I’d make a movie theater and name it after myself. Then I’d only show movies I made.”

Source: Tokyograph and JapanToday

I still remember I had marathoned the series when I was down with a few days of sick leave a couple of years back. It was really a great show with lots of deception.

So here are the top 10 list for both men and female Japanese celebrities:

Female category:

1. Aya Ueto
2. Masami Nagasawa
3. Haruka Ayase
4. Yui Aragaki
5. Erika Toda
6. Saki Aibu
7. Maki Horita
8. Aoi Miyazaki
9. Keiko Kitagawa
10. Ai Otsuka.

Male category:

1. Masaharu Fukuyama
2. Takuya Kimura
3. Hiroshi Tamaki
4. Sho Sakurai
5. Teppei Koike
6. Koichi Domoto
7. Yusuke Kamiji
8. Haruma Miura
9. Shun Oguri
10. Takeru Sato

So disappointed that Yui Aragaki didn’t manage to retain her top spot, especially when she was just voted Most Ideal Women in a separate oricon poll.