Satoshi Tsumabuki
Biography
Satoshi Tsumabuki, born on December 13, 1980, is a prominent Japanese actor known for his versatile performances in film and television. He gained widespread recognition with his role in the hit film "Waterboys," which marked a significant milestone in his career. His exceptional portrayal in this movie earned him a nomination for the 'Best Actor' at the prestigious Japanese Academy Awards, along with the 'Newcomer of the Year' award, solidifying his status in the entertainment industry.
In addition to his acting career, Tsumabuki is also a talented musician, serving as both the bassist and lead vocalist for the Japanese band Basking Lite. This musical endeavor showcases his diverse talents and passion for the arts.
Throughout his career, Tsumabuki has taken on a variety of roles that highlight his range as an actor, earning him critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. His contributions to Japanese cinema have made him a respected figure in the industry, and he continues to be involved in several projects that keep audiences engaged. As of 2023, Tsumabuki remains a significant presence in both acting and music, embodying the spirit of creativity and versatility.
Filmography
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GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka
1999 • Kawarasaki
Tokyo!
2008 • Takeshi (segment "Interior Design")
The Asadas!
2020 • Yukihiro Asada
Tears for You
2006 • Yotaro Shingaki
Josee, the Tiger and the Fish
2003 • Tsuneo
Traces of Sin
2017 • Takeshi Tanaka
Stand by Me Doraemon
2014 • Adult Nobita (voice)
Stand by Me Doraemon 2
2020 • Adult Nobita (voice)
The Assassin (2015)
2015 • Mirror Polisher
The World of Kanako
2014 • Detective Asai
Villain (2010)
2010 • Shimizu
What a Wonderful Family!
2016 • Shota Hirata
The Kiyosu Conference
2013
It Comes
2018 • Hideki Tahara
Detective Chinatown 2
2018 • Noda Hiroshi
A Man
2022 • Akira Kido
What a Wonderful Family! 3
2018 • Shoto Hirata
Rage (2016)
2016 • Yuma Fujita
School Days with a Pig
2008 • Mr. Hoshi
Tokyo Family
2013 • Masatsugu
My Back Page
2011 • Masami Sawada
Thirty Lies or So
2004 • Sasaki