Alan Shirahama

Alan Shirahama, born on August 4, 1993, in Matsuyama City, Japan, is a multifaceted artist recognized for his work as an actor, dancer, and DJ. He is a prominent member of the popular groups GENERATIONS, EXILE, and PKCZ, and is affiliated with LDH Japan. Alan comes from a creative family; his older sister, Loveli, is a well-known fashion model, while he has a younger brother. His father, a civil servant, is Japanese, and his mother hails from the Philippines. Alongside his artistic pursuits, he harbors a passion for soccer and maintains a close friendship with his high school junior, Komori Hayato.

Alan's journey into the world of dance began in his third year of junior high when he discovered his passion on October 28, 2008. By 2009, he enrolled at EXPG Matsuyama during his spring break, shortly before transitioning to high school. That same year, he moved to Tokyo with his sister after earning a finalist spot in "The 1st Theater Company EXILE Audition." In April 2010, he joined EXILE Kazegumi and later became a candidate for GENERATIONS, ultimately leaving the theater company.

In 2020, Alan expanded his artistic repertoire by joining PKCZ and making his debut as a DJ. His acting career kicked off with the television drama "Rokudenashi Blues" in 2011, and he made his film debut in "Seven Days Report" in 2014, marking him as a notable figure in the Japanese entertainment industry.