Ryō Mitsuya
Biography
Ryō Mitsuya works in acting. Born February 11, 1988 in Hirosaki, Aomori, Japan. Archytele tracks 16 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Full Filmography
16 titles- Stage Touken Ranbu: 7th Anniversary Thanksgiving -Yumegatari Katana no Utage- (2023) as Honebami Toushirou
- Stage Touken Ranbu: Muden Yukure no Samurai -Osaka Natsu no Jin~ (2021) as Honebami Toshirou
- Patalliro! The Movie (2019) as Tamanegi №19
- Musical - MARIGOLD- (2018) as Sophie
- Patalliro! Stage Play ★Stardust Project★ (2018) as Lieutenant Robbie
- Touken Ranbu: The Stage - Hi-den: Yui no Me no Hototogisu (2018) as 骨喰藤四郎
- Ultra Musical Bakumatsu Rock Climax Live (2018)
- Three Dads (2017) as Hajime Okayama
- Silhouette of Your Voice (2017) as Yokoyama Tomoki
- Judo Boys (2017)
- Ultra Musical Bakumatsu Rock Kurobune Raikou (2016)
- D-Stage 12th 『TRUMP』 Reverse ver. (2013) as Sophie Anderson
- D-Stage 12th 『TRUMP』 Truth ver. (2013) as Ul Delico
- Musical The Prince Of Tennis Concert: Dream Live 2011 (2011) as Fuji Shusuke
- Takumi-kun Series: Pure (2010) as Takabayashi Izumi
- Tokyo Gore School (2009)
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What movies or TV shows is Ryō Mitsuya best known for?
Ryō Mitsuya is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Three Dads (2017).
When and where was Ryō Mitsuya born?
Ryō Mitsuya was born on February 11, 1988 in Hirosaki, Aomori, Japan.
How many credits does Ryō Mitsuya have?
Ryō Mitsuya has accumulated over 16 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2009 to 2023.
What is Ryō Mitsuya's background in cinema and television?
Mitsuya Ryo is a Japanese actor. He's headed by Watanabe Entertainment and is part of D2, a subgroup of D-BOYS. In TeniMyu he played the sixth-generation Fuji Shusuke, the first for the second season of the productions. As seen in the musical's first non-musical event, Undoukai 2012, he's notably skilled at riding unic...
Ryō Mitsuya by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Three Dads (2017) as Hajime Okayama — aged about 29
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