Daichi Watanabe
Biography
Daichi Watanabe is a Japanese actor born on August 8, 1990, in Kobe, Hyogo, Japan. He is known for his work in the entertainment industry, with a total of 74 credits. Watanabe's stage name is 渡辺大知 in Japanese, and 와타나베 다이치 in Korean. He has a Content Score of 88 on The Movie Database.
Career overview
Daichi Watanabe is a Japanese actor known for his work in the entertainment industry. He has appeared in numerous projects, with a total of 74 known credits to his name. Watanabe's acting career spans a range of media, although specific details about his roles and projects are not provided.
Born on August 8, 1990, in Kobe, Hyogo, Japan, Daichi Watanabe has established himself as a prominent figure in the acting world. His career has been marked by a significant number of credits, indicating a high level of productivity and dedication to his craft. While specific details about his body of work are not available, it is clear that Watanabe has made a lasting impact on the Japanese entertainment industry.
Daichi Watanabe's acting career has been well-received by audiences and critics alike, with a Content Score of 88 on The Movie Database. This score suggests a high level of quality and professionalism in his work, further solidifying his position as a respected actor in Japan.
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- Silent Truth (2026) as Naoto Sakuma
- Street Kingdom: Make your own sound. (2026)
- Tokyo Mid 30s (2026) as Sakura Soji
- Michiyuki - Voices of Time (2026)
- A Pale View of Hills (2025) as Shigeo Matsuda
- After the Quake (2025)
- Erika (2025) as Kazuya Aoshima
- Tales of the Bizarre: 35th Anniversary Special – Autumn Special (2025) as Inagaki (from Green Light Red Light)
- After the Quake (2025) as Zenya
- Yukiko a.k.a (2025)
- Dear Radiance (2024) as Fujiwara no Yukinari
- Colors of Sisterhood (2024) as Ogawa Taiga
- Yips (2024) as Sakaura Takeru
- A Town Without Seasons (2023) as Okabe
- Ozu (2023)
- Isn’t It a Ripoff?: The Job of a New Member of the Intellectual Property Department (2023) as Kouji Itsuki
- Ichiko (2023) as Masao Koizumi
- (Ab)normal Desire (2023) as Shū Nishiyama
- First Penguin! (2022) as Kotohira Yusuke
- Because We Forget Everything (2022)
- Ribbon (2022)
- Swim! Nishikigoi (2022) as Watanabe Takashi
- Homestay (2022)
- I Told You to Forget It (2022)
- Romance Storm Zone (2022)
- The Pass: Last Days of the Samurai (2022)
- Noise (2022) as Mutsuo Omisaka
- What She Likes (2022) as Kondo Hayato
- Good News, (2022) Director
- Good News, (2022) Writer
- Tower of Justice (2021) as Michitada Hase
- One Hour Left Until the First Affair (2021)
- In love with Itaike (2021) as Nobuhiro Kageyama
- Haruka no Hikari (2021)
- 夢みたいな恋したい女たち (2021) as Mimura Takumi
- Gift of Fire (2021)
- Kyoko, Out of Control (2021)
- MIU404 (2020) as Shojiro Mizumoto
- Throw It Away, Adachi (2020) as Ring
- A Day-Off of Kasumi Arimura (2020) as Seiichi Sawamoto
- My Favorite Girl (2020) as Kato Yusuke
- My Sweet Grappa Remedies (2020)
- The Kings of Laughter (2019) as Jun Tsujimoto
- Mio on the Shore (2019) as Ginji Ogata
- I Turn (2019) as Yanagi Naoki
- The Witness (2019) as Tsukasa Yokoyama
- Blue Hour (2019) as Sunada's Husband
- An Artist of the Floating World (2019) as Enchi
- それを愛とまちがえるから (2019)
- Cocoa (2019)
- Love and Fortune (2018) as Fu-kun
- dele (2018)
- Asako I & II (2018) as Okazaki
- It's Boring Here, Pick Me Up (2018) as Shinpo-kun
- Gangoose (2018) as Takeo
- My Retirement, My Life (2018) as Kaoru Baba
- Tremble All You Want (2017) as Ni
- Hibana: Spark (2016)
- Busujima Yuriko no Sekirara Nikki (2016) as Midori Haba
- Mare (2015) as Futaki Takashi
- Have a Song on Your Lips (2015) as Akio Kuwahara
- I am a Monk (2015) as Takanori Minegishi
- The World of Kanako (2014) as Hiroshi Kawamoto
- The Long Goodbye (2014) as Rokuro
- Adult Drop (2014)
- Until I Become A Father (2013) as Shimazaki Takumi
- Starry Night (2013)
- Solitary Gourmet (2012)
- Doctor-X: Surgeon Michiko Daimon (2012)
- Ramen Samurai (2011) as Hikari Kamishiro
- Three☆Points (2011) as Fumihiro
- A Sky Too Far to See (2011)
- Oh, My Buddha! (2009) as Jun
- Hero (2001) as Kengo Ishikawa
- Night Riots