Hiroshi Shinagawa
Biography
Hiroshi Shinagawa is a male director born on April 26, 1972, in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. Also known as Shinagawa Shoji and Shinagawa Hiroshi, he has forty-one known credits in the film and television industry. His primary focus is on directing. His professional profile and biographical details are documented on movie and television databases, highlighting his background and career in the entertainment field as a director based in Japan.
Career overview
Hiroshi Shinagawa is a male director born on April 26, 1972, in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. His stage name is written in Japanese characters as 品川祐. Throughout his career, he has accumulated forty-one known credits in the entertainment industry and is primarily known for his work in directing.
In addition to his primary stage name, Hiroshi Shinagawa is also known by alternative names, specifically Shinagawa Shoji and Shinagawa Hiroshi. Public reference profiles and database records document his personal information and professional output, establishing his active involvement in the film and television sectors from his base in Japan.
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Full Filmography
54 titles- Matori & Kyoken Men in the Back Alleys (2026) Screenplay
- Matori & Kyoken Men in the Back Alleys (2026) Director
- OUT (2023) Director
- OUT (2023) Script
- Drop (2023) Original Story
- Drop (2023) Director
- Drop (2023) Writer
- Drop (2023) Creator
- おねうち!!!マスカット (2022)
- GAME GENOME (2022)
- Isekai Izakaya "Nobu" - Shinobu and Efa's Secret Best Sweets Edition (2022) Series Director
- Hideaki ANNO and Hitoshi MATSUMOTO fireside chat (2021) Director
- Hideaki ANNO and Hitoshi MATSUMOTO fireside chat (2021) Series Director
- Restart (2021) Director
- Restart (2021) Screenplay
- Meters Away, Worlds Apart (2021) Director
- Meters Away, Worlds Apart (2021) Screenplay
- Isekai Izakaya "Nobu" (2020) Series Director
- Rock and Roll Strip (2020)
- Cheers to Miki Clinic (2019) as Detective Takebayashi
- Love Revolution (2018) as Yamazaki
- Love for Sale (2017)
- COLD BLOOD: Three-Way Conflict (2017)
- Hedoroba (2017)
- Alley Cat (2017) as Toshiro Tamaki
- CONFLICT II: Conclusion (2016) as Murai
- CONFLICT: Outbreak (2016) as Murai
- Deadman Inferno (2015) Director
- Deadman Inferno (2015) Writer
- Ren'ai Aru Aru (2015)
- Girl's Blood (2014)
- One Third (2014)
- One Third (2014) Director
- One Third (2014) Screenplay
- Galileo XX (2013) as Shiro Yuge
- Jidankoshonin Gota Keshi (2011)
- Slapstick Brothers (2011) Director
- Slapstick Brothers (2011) Writer
- BECK (2010)
- Drop (2009) Director
- Drop (2009) Writer
- Genkai in a Black Company (2009) as Michihiro Abe
- Suspect X (2008) as Shiro Yuge
- Jungle (2008) as Yuge Shiro
- てやんでいBaby (2008) as 富沢星夫 (声) / 原田
- Galileo Zero (2008) as Shiro Yuge
- Wenny Has Wings (2008) as Isao Takahashi
- Galileo (2007) as Shiro Yuge
- 頑張る人応援バラエティ 体育の時間 (2007) as Guest
- Tobi ga kururi to (2005) as Raita Shimamura
- Gaki no Tsukai No Laughing Batsu Game (2003) as Guest
- Kao (2003) as Shogo Ozaki（尾崎 省吾）
- 品庄内閣 (2001)
- Among the Dead Director
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Hiroshi Shinagawa best known for?
Hiroshi Shinagawa is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Galileo XX (2013), Suspect X (2008), The Age of Adaline (2015), Something's Gotta Give (2003).
When and where was Hiroshi Shinagawa born?
Hiroshi Shinagawa was born on April 26, 1972 in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.
How many credits does Hiroshi Shinagawa have?
Hiroshi Shinagawa has accumulated over 54 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2001 to 2026.
What is Hiroshi Shinagawa's background in cinema and television?
Hiroshi Shinagawa is a male director born on April 26, 1972, in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. Also known as Shinagawa Shoji and Shinagawa Hiroshi, he has forty-one known credits in the film and television industry. His primary focus is on directing. His professional profile and biographical details are documented on movie and...
Hiroshi Shinagawa by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Gaki no Tsukai No Laughing Batsu Game (2003) as Guest — aged about 31
- Galileo (2007) as Shiro Yuge — aged about 35
- Suspect X (2008) as Shiro Yuge — aged about 36
- Galileo XX (2013) as Shiro Yuge — aged about 41
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