Satoshi Tsumabuki
Acting
Biography
Satoshi Tsumabuki (born December 13, 1980) is a Japanese actor. His breakthrough film was Waterboys for which he was nominated for the 'Best Actor' award at the Japanese Academy Awards, and won the 'Newcomer of the Year' prize. He is also the bassist and lead singer of the Japanese band Basking Lite.
Born: December 13, 1980
Place of Birth: Yanagawa, Fukuoka, Japan
Known For
Wedding Planner SWEET Delivery
This is a love comedy that takes you behind the scenes of the latest bridal businesses, as well as the human drama of engaged couples, seen through the wedding planners' eyes, as they help to put on weddings. Toru Oomori works in the accounting department of a medium-sized firm. Unable to escape restructuring by his company, he gets sent to work at an affiliated company, "Sweet Bridal," as its president. Toru realizes his days as a salaried worker are numbered. That's why he's determined to increase sales, and regain lost ground. But there's just one major problem though... An incident that happened one year ago makes work here, very miserable.
Hero's Island
Set in post-war Okinawa, Japan, Gusuku had 3 close childhood friends: On, Yamako and On's younger brother Rei. On was the oldest of the group and he was like a leader to everybody else. He was also a heroic figure to them. On led his friends into the U.S. military base and they stole supplies to give away to the local residents. Everybody in the neighborhood praised On. One night, they entered the U.S. military based to steal supplies. During their raid, On was chased by U.S. soldiers and went missing. Years later, Gusuku now works as a police officer. Yamako is an elementary school teacher. Rei is a member of the yakuza. These three people are still unable to get over the disappearance of On. They chase after the truth behind On's disappearance and uncover a shocking answer.
Yonimo Kimyou na Monogatari Tokubetsuhen
The Royal Family
Kurisu has always admired his father, who runs a tax accounting firm, and dreamed of working with him one day. To broaden his skills, he joined a major tax firm, but a professional setback left him disillusioned. His life takes an unexpected turn when he meets racehorse owner Sanno Kozo, reigniting his sense of purpose.
Chûshingura 1/47
During Japan's feudal period, a noble lord was treacherously killed by a rival. His 47 samurai retainers took their revenge on their master's killer after scattering into society for several years, so as not to be detected. Having completed their task, all 47 then committed ritual suicide. This series, of which this TV movie is the pilot, follows the adventures of one of these samurai as he patiently waits for the chance to fulfill his destiny.
Golden Horse Awards
The Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival and Awards (Chinese: 台北金馬影展; pinyin: Táiběi Jīnmǎ Yǐngzhǎn; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Tâi-pak Kim-má iáⁿ-tián) is a film festival and awards ceremony held annually in Taiwan. It was founded in 1962 by the Government Information Office of the Republic of China (ROC) in Taiwan. The awards ceremony is usually held in November or December in Taipei, although the event has also been held in other locations in Taiwan in recent times
The Real You
Why had a mother who seemed happy desired to end her own life? Desperate to uncover his mother’s true intentions, Sakuya ventures into uncharted technological territory. He turns to VF (Virtual Figure), a technology that aggregates personal data from one’s life to create a “human” in a virtual space.
All About My Siblings
Five siblings struggle to live together after their parents have passed away. Arguments are a norm, and each have their own problems with studying, finding a job, marriage, etc. But no matter how dysfunctional their family can be, blood is thicker than water and the ties that bind will keep them together through thick and thin.
Shotgun Marriage
Ryunosuke, who directs commercials, receives a phone call. On the other end of the phone is a friend from his college days inviting Ryunosuke to come out to the beach. Ryunosuke first turns down the offer because of his workload, but when he learns that some girls are coming, he says yes. Several months later, he hears from Chiyo – a girl he had met at the beach that day – that she is pregnant with his child. Although the news bewilders Ryunosuke at first, he ultimately decides to raise the baby. However, he will later have to face the strong objections from Chiyo’s father, the ever-changing situation at work, and many other obstacles. With help from friends and family, Ryunosuke and Chiyo take a step forward on their way to marriage and the birth of their baby.
“シュガー&シュガー”サカナクションの音楽実験番組
Filmography
as Eiji Kurisu
as Gusuku
as Masato Nozaki
as Eisuke Hazama
as Akira Kido
as Taichi Torii
as Noda Hiroshi
as Adult Nobita (voice)
as Hakuro Teshima
as Yukihiro Asada
as Tomoya Imanishi
as Crown Hotel manager
as Akihiko Kurata
as Hannojo Sugaya
as Satoshi Kayama
as Makino
as Hideki Tahara
as Shoto Hirata
as Sasaki Shinichi
as Noda Hiroshi
as Yuji Koroki
as Shota Hirata
as Takeshi Tanaka
as The Frog Man
as Yuma Fujita
as Takashi
as Jinnai Asanoya
as Shota Hirata
as Mirror Polisher
as Reji Kasahara
as Yuichiro Akaki
as Adult Nobita (voice)
as Asahi Sato
as Detective Asai
as Kousuke Wakana
as Takeshi
as Kiichiro Ota
as Nobukatsu Oda
as Juzo Togashi
as Masatsugu
as Shuji Hirayama
as Kota
as Makoto Taiga
as Ryōsuke Kinuta
as Masami Sawada
as Shimizu
as Police Officer A
as Okada
as Toru
as Tsuyoshi Matsuoka
as Mr. Hoshi
as Muromachi
as Takeshi (segment "Interior Design")
as Hiroaki Yoshida
as Bingo
as Komono
as 竹内銀次郎
as Bessho Hikoshiro
as Hyakkimaru
as Yotaro Shingaki
as Noboru
as Exceedingly Handsome Guy
as Kiyoaki Matsugae
as Riichi Serizawa
as Phantom Yaji
as Windchime Seller
as Yukito Origasa
as Sasaki
as Yahiro Kiichiro
as Kenichi Yazaki
as Kai Yuuki
as Nakazawa
as Tsuneo
as Teru Aoki
as Ryosuke Kimura
as Fujio ‘Saru’ Saitō
as Nabeshima Junzaburo
as Sabu
as Narumi Syuhei
as Fujisawa Ryuta
as Gunbe Takada
as Suzuki
as Takumi Shinjo
as Takumi Aoyama
as Kazuya Machida
as Fujio 'Saru' Saitō
as Kawarasaki
as Koichi Iwata
as Self