Takeshi Inadome is a Japanese director, He was born in Japan. Takeshi Inadome first gained widespread attention with the dark ensemble drama 12 Suicidal Teens (2019), a suspenseful film that tackled sensitive themes of youth despair and existential questions, earning him recognition for his bold direction and layered character work. In 2021, he directed Mr. Grim Reaper, a unique take on mortality and redemption that blended fantasy with human drama, further showcasing his versatility and willingness to take creative risks.

Takeshi Inadome’s ability to balance emotional intensity with subtle storytelling came to the forefront in Haru ni Nattara (2024), a heartfelt drama centered on family, loss, and the changing seasons of life. His cinematic language—marked by quiet tension, introspective moments, and vivid atmospheres—continued to evolve in his upcoming projects.

Known For

Bokutachi wa Mada Sono Hoshi no Kosoku wo Shiranai

One of his most anticipated films, Himitsu – The Top Secret – (2025), is a gripping psychological thriller that delves into mind-reading technology and its implications on justice and privacy. He also co-directed Bokutachi wa Mada Sono Hoshi no Kosoku wo Shiranai (2025), a poignant coming-of-age sci-fi film exploring adolescence and humanity’s place in the universe.

Takeshi Inadome’s body of work reflects a deep curiosity about the human condition. With his growing list of critically acclaimed projects, he remains one of the most promising and visionary directors in modern Japanese cinema.