Takashi Fujii
Biography
Takashi Fujii is a Japanese entertainment personality who has performed as a comedian, actor, singer, presenter, and music producer. He was born in Osaka, Japan, on March 10, 1972. As an actor, he is known for his work in the films Lost in Translation released in 2003, Babel released in 2006, and Kamen Rider Build: Be the One released in 2018. He has been married to Otoha since July 30, 2005. Affiliated with a Japanese entertainment conglomerate, Fujii has recorded 53 known acting credits and is also known by his Japanese stage name.
Career overview
Takashi Fujii is a Japanese entertainment personality born in Osaka, Japan. Active as an actor, comedian, singer, presenter, and music producer, he is affiliated with a Japanese entertainment conglomerate. His career spans television and film, with fifty-three known acting credits listed in movie and television databases.
Among his notable film work, Fujii is known for his appearances in Lost in Translation, released in 2003, and Babel, released in 2006. He also appeared in the film Kamen Rider Build: Be the One, which was released in 2018.
In his personal life, he married Otoha on July 30, 2005. Biographical reference sources note his birth date as either March 10, 1972, or March 10, 1973.
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52 titles- Your Love So Invincible (2026) as Takaaki Hirose
- Checkmate Lawyer (2025) as Yojiro Fuda
- 大パルコ人⑤オカタイロックオペラ「雨の傍聴席、おんなは裸足…」 (2025)
- Missing Child Videotape (2025) as Tetsuya Tsukamoto
- Ms. Saionji Doesn't Do Housework (2024) as Amano Ryuji
- Cha-Cha (2024)
- 台風23号 (2024)
- A Town Without Seasons (2023) as Shima
- Passion for Punchlines (2023) as Tani Shota
- おとこたち (2023)
- Love Is Blind: Japan (2022) as Self - Host
- Modern Young Monha (2022)
- My Small Land (2022) as Ota Takeshi
- The Call of a Faraway Mountain (2022)
- Hiroshima Django (2022)
- The Full-Time Wife Escapist: New Year's Special (2021) as Hideshi Hino
- Will I Be Single Forever? (2021)
- Alive: Dr. Kokoro, The Medical Oncologist (2020) as Morio Mitsuno
- We Married as a Job: New Year's Special (2020)
- Mio's Cookbook (2020) as Seiemon
- Daichi (Social Distancing Version) (2020)
- 劇場の灯を消すな！PARCO劇場編 (2020)
- Chico Will Scold You! (2018)
- Kamen Rider Build: Be The One (2018) as Mitsuomi Goubara · Zebra Lost Smash
- The Murder of Kuroido (2018)
- Nikenme Dou Suru? ~Tsumami no Hanashi~ (2017)
- おげんさんといっしょ (2017) as 隆子
- The Full-Time Wife Escapist (2016) as Hideshi Hino
- あてなよる (2015)
- Wednesday Downtown (2014) as Panel member
- L♡DK (2014) as Teacher Onda
- The Woman Without a Shadow (2014)
- The Nutcracker 3D (2014) as Prince (voice)
- Jekyll & Hyde & Tears & Liquor (2014)
- Omuraisu (2011)
- Mission To Kill (2009)
- 20th Century Boys: Beginning of the End (2008) as Friendship Party Promotor
- Curtain Call (2005) as Shuhei Yasukawa
- Mind Game (2004) as Jiisan (voice)
- Ranpo R (2004) as 아케치 코고로
- Lost in Translation (2003) as TV Host
- Pittanko Kan Kan (2003)
- Doyo wa Dame yo! (2003)
- Manten (2002)
- Copycat Killer (2002) as Kazuaki Takai
- Pokémon 4Ever (2001) as White (voice)
- There's Always Tomorrow, We Have Tomorrow (2001)
- Beauty 7 (2001) as Kaoru Koganei
- There's Always Tomorrow - The Movie (2001) as Fujii
- School Ghost Story: Curse Special (2000) as Iguchi
- Heaven's Kiss (1999)
- 愛が世界を救います
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Takashi Fujii best known for?
Takashi Fujii is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Nikenme Dou Suru? ~Tsumami no Hanashi~ (2017), Wednesday Downtown (2014), Mind Game (2004), Lost in Translation (2003).
When and where was Takashi Fujii born?
Takashi Fujii was born on March 10, 1973 in Osaka, Japan.
How many credits does Takashi Fujii have?
Takashi Fujii has accumulated over 52 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1999 to 2026.
What is Takashi Fujii's background in cinema and television?
Takashi Fujii is a Japanese entertainment personality who has performed as a comedian, actor, singer, presenter, and music producer. He was born in Osaka, Japan, on March 10, 1972. As an actor, he is known for his work in the films Lost in Translation released in 2003, Babel released in 2006, and Kamen Rider Build: Be ...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Wednesday Downtown (2014) as Panel member — aged about 41
- Mind Game (2004) as Jiisan (voice) — aged about 31
- Lost in Translation (2003) as TV Host — aged about 30
- Pokémon 4Ever (2001) as White (voice) — aged about 28
- Nikenme Dou Suru? ~Tsumami no Hanashi~ (2017) — aged about 44
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