Ryunosuke Kamiki

Biography

Ryunosuke Kamiki, born on May 19, 1993, is a prominent Japanese actor known for his versatile talent and enduring popularity in the entertainment industry. His career began remarkably early, at the tender age of two, and he gained widespread recognition with his drama debut in "Good News," where he portrayed Naoya, the son of Masahiro Nakai from the famous group SMAP. A pivotal moment in his career came in 2001 when legendary director Hayao Miyazaki cast him as the voice of Bao in the beloved animated classic "Spirited Away," which remains the highest-grossing film in Japanese history.

Kamiki's impressive body of work as a child actor earned him the label of a prodigy, and by age 11, he had already received his first award for his performance in "Backdrop del mio Papá." Throughout his career, he has continuously earned accolades, winning awards almost every other year from 2004 to 2020. Notably, he secured his first international honor in 2011 for his leading role in the award-winning film "Threads of Our Hearts."

Renowned for his ability to seamlessly transition from child star to leading man, Kamiki is regarded as a dependable and dedicated actor. He approaches his roles with a genuine passion, often opting for projects that resonate with him rather than focusing solely on mainstream success. His contributions include being part of the top four highest-grossing Japanese films, with the blockbuster "your name." achieving unprecedented international acclaim.

In addition to acting and voice work, Kamiki has explored various avenues including documentary hosting, interviewing celebrities like Will Smith, and releasing his first book, "Master's Café," in 2015. He marked his theatrical debut with the play "Beautiful: The Woman Who Met with God" in 2019 and expanded his repertoire to include radio hosting, directing music videos, and launching a YouTube channel. In recognition of his remarkable 25-year career, he