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Issey Takahashi
高橋 一生
Born (1980-12-09) December 9, 1980 (age 43)
Tokyo, Japan
NationalityJapanese
EducationHorikoshi High School
OccupationActor
Years active1990 - present
AgentMy Promotion
Known for
Height1.77 m (5 ft 10 in)

Issey Takahashi or Issei Takahashi (高橋 一生, Takahashi Issei, born December 9, 1980, in Tokyo, Japan)[1] is a Japanese actor and singer represented by My Promotion.

Biography

Takahashi was born as the eldest son in Akasaka, Minato Ward, Tokyo, and since his mother had married three times, he has four half-brothers, including the musician, Yuma Abe. He looked after his younger siblings when they were infants, and has been more like a father-figure to them. His mother died in 2015, and they had been estranged for about ten years. Takahashi finally reconciled with his mother a week before her passing.

In childhood, Takahashi’s grandmother got him to take various lessons to bring him out of his shell, but he did not last long with any of them. He joined a children's theatre and was moved by his grandmother's delight in seeing him perform in the company's regular shows.

Takahashi has a talent for skateboarding, basketball, guitar, and harmonica. He has names for his furniture and house plants.  

His favourite comedians include FUJIWARA and Takayuki Haranishi.

Filmography

TV series

Year Title Role Network Notes
1990 New York Koi Monogatari II: Otome Kazunori Togami Fuji TV
1991 Chūō Freeway TBS
1992 Special Rescue Exceedraft Taro Osaki TV Asahi
Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger Kai TV Asahi Episodes 47 to 50
1998 Bishōjo H TV Asahi
Setsunai TV Asahi
Jiken 6 Yuichi Iwamoto TV Asahi
Natchan-ka TV Asahi Episode 7
Shōnen-tachi Koichi Sugita NHK
1999 Kinpachi-sensei Sushi deliver TBS 5th Series, Episode 18
Genroku Ryōran Yanagisawa Yoshisato NHK Taiga drama
L×I×V×E Saito TBS
Waruikoto Norifumi Hirata Fuji TV, Kyodo TV
Kowai Dōwa Yuichi Kimijima TBS
2000 Ikebukuro West Gate Park Kazunori Morinaga TBS
Hamidashi Keiji Jōnetsu-kei TV Asahi 5th Series, Episode 4
2001 Yonimo Kimyōna Monogatari Fuji TV
Hero Shinichi Furuta Fuji TV Episode 10
Kochira Dai San Shakai-bu Tetsushi Nojima TBS
Ultraman Cosmos Mitsuya MBS
Handoku!!! Kaze Minamino TBS
2002 Emergency Room 24hours Fuji TV
Zeimu Chōsakan Tarō Madogiwa no Jiken-bo 8 Yoichi Funatsu TBS
2004 Shinsengumi! Matsudaira Sadaaki NHK Taiga drama
Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy TV Tokyo
The Great Horror Family Kiyoshi Imawano TV Tokyo Lead role
Hagurekeiji Junjō-ha TV Asahi
2005 Aibō Naotaro Anzai TV Asahi Season 4, Episodes 4 and 5 and Season 5, Episode 5
Climber's High Rintaro Anzai NHK
2006 Sukoshi wa, Ongaeshi ga Dekita ka na Masakzau Kitahara TBS
Kētai Keiji Zenigata Kaminari BS-TBS
Koisuru Nichiyōbi New Type BS-TBS
Wagahai wa Shufudearu Takumi "Yoru Shizuka" Asano TBS
Premium Saturday Fuji TV
Nada Sōsō TBS
2007 Fūrin Kazan Komai Masatake NHK Taiga drama
Special Express Tanaka 3 Ken Mishima TBS
Sexy Voice and Robo NTV Episode 7; Unaired
Ita: Team Medical Dragon 2 Seiji Toyama Fuji TV
2008 One-pound Gospel Yusuke Ishizaka NTV
Gonzō Densetsu no Deka Yuji Hibino TV Asahi
2010 Tetsu no Hone Isao Yamamoto NHK
Soil Shogo Katakuri WOWOW
MM9 Ryo Haida MBS
Gekai Suma Hisayoshi Nomura TV Asahi
2011 Namae o Nakushita Megami Hidetaka Anno Fuji TV
Ohisama Hideo Uehara NHK Asadora
Last Money: Ai no Nedan Takamichi Yamauchi NHK Episode 4
All She Was Worth Yasuji Kurata TV Asahi
Jūichinin mo iru! Kensuke Toyama TV Asahi Episodes 6 and 7
2012 Mōsō Sōsa: Kuwa Kata Jun Kōichi Kyōju no Stylish na Seikatsu Yasuo Yamauchi TV Asahi Episode 6
Hayami-san to Yobareru Hi Akihiko Toritani Fuji TV Episodes 8 and 9
Murder at Mt. Fuji Kanehira Mazaki TV Asahi
Naniwa Shōnentanteidan Hiroo Yamashita TBS Episode 6
Mi o Tsukushi Ryōri jō Mataji TV Asahi
Hitorishizuka Shingo Kizaki WOWOW Episode 1
2013 Last Hope Ken Saito Fuji TV
Last Dinner NHK BS Premium Episode 6
Gekiryū: Watashi o Oboete Imasu ka? Kenji Shuho NHK
2014 Gunshi Kanbei Inoue Kurouemon NHK Taiga drama
Yoru no Sensei Ichiro Yamada TBS
Mosaic Japan Yoshiaki Kyui WOWOW
Peter no Sōretsu Masahiko Hashimoto TBS
Nobunaga Concerto Azai Nagamasa Fuji TV Episode 5
2015 Dakara Kōya Shogo Kameda NHK BS Premium
Dr. Rintarō Daisaku Fukuhara NTV
The Premium Kenji Hatanaka NHK BS Premium
Tami-ō Mohei Kaibara TV Asahi
2016 Ōedo Enjō Hoshina Masayuki NHK BS Premium Lead role
Gu.ra.me! Haruki Kiyosawa TV Asahi
Princess Maison Masakazu Date NHK BS Premium
My Long Awaited Love Story Soichiro Kurokawa Fuji TV, KTV Lead role, TV movie
2017 Naotora: The Lady Warlord Ono Masatsugu NHK Taiga drama
Quartet Yutaka Iemori TBS Lead role
Warotenka Shiori Inō NHK Asadora
2018 Miracles Kazuki Aikawa Fuji TV Lead role
2019 Crescent Moon Gorō Ōshima NHK Lead role
Tokyo Bachelors Tarō Ishibashi TV Asahi Lead role
2020 Wife of a Spy Yūsaku Fukuhara NHK TV movie

Films

Year Title Role Notes
1990 Hoshiwotsugumono Shohei Endo
1995 Himeyuri no Tō
1996 Tomoko no Baai Tokio Okada
1999 Oyayubihime Yuuichi Kimizima
2000 Whiteout Kenji Amamiya
2001 All About Lily Chou-Chou Ikeda-senpai
2003 Collage of Our Life Kyohei Sekiguchi
Kill Bill: Volume 1 Crazy 88 member
2004 Half a Confession Ikegami
Crying Out Love in the Center of the World Ryūnosuke Ōki (teenager)
The Taste of Tea Bucho Igobu
Swing Girls Sanga High School concert band director
2006 Love My Life Take-chan
2008 Detroit Metal City Hideki Saji
2013 Tokyo Sky Story Koji
2016 Shin Godzilla Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Bureaucrat
Blank13 Kōji Lead role[2]
2017 March Comes in like a Lion Takashi Hayashida
March Goes out like a Lamb Takashi Hayashida
The Limit of Sleeping Beauty Kaito
2018 Recall Kazuaki Izaki
The Lies She Loved Kippei Koide Lead role[2]
Million Dollar Man Tsukumo Furukawa
2019 Until I Meet September's Love Susumu Hirano Lead role[3]
Samurai Shifters Gen'emon Takamura
Romance Doll Tetsuo Lead role
2020 Wife of a Spy Yūsaku Fukuhara Lead role[4]

Anime

Year Title Role Notes
1991 Only Yesterday
1995 Whisper of the Heart Seiji Amasawa

Japanese dub

Live-action
Year Title Role Voice dub for Notes
2017 This Is Us Kevin Pearson Justin Hartley Season 1 only
2018 Legend of the Demon Cat Bai Letian Huang Xuan [5]
Animation
Year Title Role Notes
2019 Moominvalley Snufkin [6]

Awards

Year Award Category Work(s) Result
2018 The 42nd Elan d'or Awards Newcomer of the Year Himself Won
The 31st Nikkan Sports Film Awards Best Supporting Actor Recall, The Lies She Loved, Blank13, and Million Dollar Man Won[7]

References

  1. ^ "高橋一生" (in Japanese). My Promortion. Retrieved December 8, 2015.
  2. ^ a b Kaori, Shoji (January 4, 2018). "The tenacious trio set to rule Japanese cinema in 2018". The Japan Times.
  3. ^ "Until I Meet September's Love". Nippon TV. Retrieved May 11, 2020.
  4. ^ "蒼井優×高橋一生×黒沢清監督『スパイの妻』劇場公開へ!予告編も到着". Cinema Cafe. Retrieved June 27, 2020.
  5. ^ "日本語吹替えキャスト". ku-kai-movie.jp. Retrieved July 26, 2020.
  6. ^ "Moominvalley animation series attracts an A-list voice cast in Japan". Moomin. Retrieved March 9, 2019.
  7. ^ "高橋一生が助演男優賞、初の国内映画賞/映画大賞". Nikkan Sports. Retrieved December 4, 2018.

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