Akiha Matsui
Akiha Matsui is known for Itai no wa Iya nano de Bougyoryoku ni Kyokufuri Shitai to Omoimasu (2020), Starfield (2023) and Mahouka Koukou no Yuutousei (2021).
Akihiko Hirata
He had an unusual background for an actor: his formal education began in a kindergarten founded by the wartime-era Japanese Imperial Army, and continued in a military academy which was Tokyo's answer to West Point. Upon graduating from Tokyo University (Japan's most prestigious), Hirata confounded many family expectations of him by pursuing a career in acting. His first roles in Tetsuwan namida ari (1953) and Hôyô (1953) brought him to the attention of director Ishirô Honda, who promptly cast Hirata first in his WW2 romance Farewell Rabaul Saraba Rabauru (1954) and then, later that year, in the role that would come to define Hirata's career: the tormented, one-eyed scientist Daisuke Serizawa, who alone has figured out a way to destroy the monster Gojira Gojira (1954). That movie made stars out of all of the younger actors who were fortunate enough to star in it, though Hirata tended more towards second leads and character parts. He was often called the best-known of all actors to appear in Gojira movies (he would turn up in six of the sequels), but this was due as much to his popularity with directors as with his exposure through the monster movies. He was a favorite of directors Ishiro Honda, Jun Fukuda, Hiroshi Inagaki, and much beloved by virtually all the actors who knew him: honest and humorous, highly intellectual but never pretentious. He appeared in literally every kind of movie Toho Studios made, from the monster pictures to samurai dramas (including his one movie for Akira Kurosawa, Sanjuro (1962)) to war dramas to comedies. Still, he remained identified most directly in the public's mind with the original Gojira; his character Serizawa is among the best remembered and most admired in all Japanese films, both inside Japan and out. Hirata was chosen by Toho to announce the monster's return in Godzilla 1985 (1985), and was tapped for a major role; but he died tragically of lung cancer before he could begin shooting.
Akihiko Ishizumi
Akihiko Ishizumi was born on 25 October 1961 in Matsuyama, Japan. He is an actor, known for Ponyo (2008), Naruto (2002) and Death Stranding (2019).
Akihiko Sai
Special skills :Chinese martial arts for 25 years. :Jeet Kune Do for 10 years. :Swords,Spears, Sticks, Knives and Whips. :Tactical Shooting from The Indian Army & The United States Marine Corps. Back Ground :Teaching Chinese Martical arts to Japanese students for 10 years. :Instructing tactical shooting to Japanese CG animation creators for 10 years.
Akihiko Shiota
Akihiko Shiota was born on September 11, 1961 in Maizuru, Kyoto, Japan. He is a director and writer, known for Dokomademo ikô (1999), Gekkô no sasayaki (1999) and Gaichû (2001).
Akihiko Watanabe
Akihiko Watanabe is an actor, known for Sumolah (2007).
Akihiko Yamashita
Akihiko Yamashita is an actor, known for Tamago (2015).
Akihiro Danjo
Akihiro Danjo is known for Float (2019).
Akihiro Kakuta
Akihiro Kakuta was born on 13 December 1973 in Tokyo, Japan. He is an actor, known for Kaibutsu (2023), Burû Hâtsu ga kikoeru (2017) and God Tongue: Kiss gaman senshuken The Movie 2 Psychic Love (2014).
Akihiro Kitamura
Born 1979 in Kochi, Japan. Akihiro Kitamura studied acting in Beverly Hills Playhouse for 5 years and filmmaking at North Carolina School of the Arts and Los Angeles City College. He starred in the cult sensation "The Human Centipede" and gained international recognition as an actor. He is known to collaborate with the international acclaimed Japanese director Sion Sono in such films as "Why Don't You Play in Hell?", "Tokyo Tribe", "Shinjuku Swan 2" and a nine-part horror television miniseries "Tokyo Vampire Hotel". His US TV credits include a guest star role in NBC's "Heroes" and a popular sketch comedy series "Loiter Squad".
