Draft:Yasunari Takeshima

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Yasunari Takeshima
Born (1968-10-24) October 24, 1968 (age 55)
Kyoto, Japan
OccupationActor
Years active1990–present

Yasunari Takeshima is a Kyoto native Japanese film and television actor. His fascination in acting began while he was a lead in a rock band. Though he primarily began as a director and writer for a theatrical troupe in Tokyo, demands as an actor had increased.

Bilingual in English and Japanese, Yasunari established himself as an international actor. He is known in notable works such as Martin Scorcese’s Silence (2016) and The Last Recipe: Memory of Giraffe's Tongue(2017) directed by Yōjirō Takita. Apart from acting, Takeshima continues to work as a script doctor.

He is skilled singing, traditional Japanese martial arts, playing Shamisen and navigating traditional Japanese boats.

Filmography[edit]

Television roles[edit]

Title Role Episodes
Shōgun (2024 miniseries) Muraji 5 episode
Mozart in the Jungle Tateo
Lady:Saigo no hanzai purofairu Yumiko's homeroom teacher
Buraddi mandei Sada 11 episode
Aibou Matsui

Film roles[edit]

Title Role Notes
Lost Girls & Love Hotels Used
Silence Goto Man #2 (Haku)
The Last Recipe - Kirin no shita no kioku Chef de cuisune Suzuki
Mr.Long Office worker
Everesuto - Kamigami no itadaki Habu's Partner
Ten no Chasuke Ohtake
Tenchi meisatsu Kuge-Jijuu
Genji monogatari - Sennen no nazo Sadajin
Paper Flower(short) Toru
Lady:Saigo no hanzai purofairu Yumiko's homeroom teacher
Kinako Mitsuo Yamaguchi
Hana no ato
Hito no sabaku Kaneko
Ningen shikkaku Doctor
Kamui gaiden Gansu
Rasshu raifu Tsukamoto
Furaingu rabittsu Passenger
Akiesu to kame Secretary
Inu to watashi no 10 no yakuksoku Station Staff
Densen uta Bazooka
Gegege no Kitaro Tengu Prosecutor
Deguchi no nai umi Crisis manager
Nihon chinbotsu Crisis manager
Tobi ga kururi to Secretary
Semishiture Samurai Sakurai
Bokoku no ijisu Urakaze Patrol Leader
Tetsujin niju-hachigo News Reporter
Jiyu ren'ai Journalist
Gojira - Fainaru Uozu
Tengoku no hon ya - koibi Bookstore customer
Doraggusutoa Garu Drugstore Customer
Onmyoji2 Samurai Guard
Azumi Samurai Guard
Tokyo Marigorudo Office worker

References[edit]

  • "FX's 'Shogun' Update Sets Full Cast". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2021-09-30.
  • "'Shōgun' Series at FX Rounds Out Main Cast, 'F9' Star Anna Sawai Set for Main Role". VARIETY. Retrieved 2021-09-30.
  • "Shōgun Showrunners on How Christianity Impacted Feudal Japan". IGN. Retrieved 2024-02-17.
  • "FX's New Historical Drama Holds 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score After Game Of Thrones-Level Reviews". SCREENRANT. Retrieved 2024-02-17.
  • "7 Reasons Reviews For FX's New Historical Drama Are So Great". SCREENRANT. Retrieved 2024-02-20.
  • "FX's New Historical Epic Shōgun Loses 100% Rotten Tomatoes Title After 70 Glowing Reviews = SCREENRANT". Retrieved 2024-03-02.
  • "The 10 Best 'Shōgun' Characters, Ranked = COLLIDER". Retrieved 2024-04-27.

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Category:1968s births Category:Living people Category:Japanese male film actors