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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Matsuyama Kenichi



Profile

§ Name: 松山ケンイチ
§ Name (romaji): Matsuyama Kenichi
§ Profession: Actor
§ Birthdate: 1985-Mar-05
§ Birthplace: Aomori, Japan

§ Star sign: Pisces
§ Height: 180cm
§ Weight: 60kg
§ Blood type: B
§ Talent agency: Horipro Square



Kenichi Matsuyama (松山 ケンイチ Matsuyama Ken'ichi?) (born March 5, 1985) is a Japanese actor. He is known for his affinity for strange character roles, and he is best known internationally for playing L in the 2006 films Death Note, Death Note: The Last Name and L: Change the World in 2008, as well as voicing Gelus in the Death Note animated adaptation. He was cast to play lead character Toru Watanabe in the movie adaptation of Haruki Murakami's novel Norwegian Wood, which was released in December 2010. His real given name written in kanji as "研一". (Read more here)


Facts and Trivia
Ø  He started his career as a model.
Ø  His shoe size is 28cm.
Ø  His favorite sports are pole vault and wheelchair basketball.
Ø  His ideal woman is someone careful and understanding, with an honest character. 
Ø  He doesn't like someone who has an empty laugh or is pretentious.
Ø  As a middle school student, he competed in pole vault.
  (Note: This facts and trivias here are from arncyn of squidoo and from asianmediawiki. I just edited and combined for more information.)




TV Dramas:
·   Gokusen (NTV, 2002)
·   Gokusen Special (NTV, 2003)
·   Be-Bop High School (TBS, 2004)
·   Division 1 Kareshi Sensei (Fuji TV, 2005)
·   Be-Bop High School 2 (TBS, 2005)
·   Ichi Litre no Namida (Fuji TV, 2005)
·   Tsubasa no Oreta Tenshitachi Live Chat (Fuji TV, 2006)
·   Machiben (NHK, 2006, ep1)
·   Sexy Voice and Robo (NTV, 2007)
·   Zeni Geba (NTV, 2009)



Movies:
·   Akarui Mirai (2003)

·   Gūzen nimo Saiaku na Shōnen (2003)
·  The Locker 2 as Yosuke Shinohara (2004)
·   KAMACHI (2004)
·   Shibuya Ghost Story 2 (2004)
·   The Taste of Tea (2004)
·   Winning Pass (2004)
·   Furyo Shonen no Yume (2005)
·   Custom Made 10.30 (2005)
·   Oyayubi sagashi (2006)
·   Death Note as L (2006)
·   Death Note: The Last Name as L (2006)
·   Sexy Voice and Robo as Robo(2006)
·   Ten Nights of Dreams (2007)
·   Shindo as Wao (2007)
·   Southbound as Officer Niigaki (2007)
·   Tsubaki Sanjuro as Iori Isaka (2007)
·   L: Change the World as L (2008)
·   Detroit Metal City (DMC) as Johannes Krauser II and Souichi Negishi (2008)
·   Ultra Miracle Love Story (2009)
·   Kamui Gaiden as Kamui (2009)
·   Kaiji (2009) as Sahara
·   Norwegian Wood as Toru Watanabe (2010)
·   Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac (2010) as Yuji Miwa
·   Gantz as Masaru Katō (2011)
·   Gantz: Perfect Answer as Masaru Katō (2011)
·   My Back Page (2011)
·   Usagi Drop as Daikichi (2011)


(Note: The dramas colored green are dramas that I’ve watched already, while the ones colored with orange are dramas I’m not able to watch yet. The parenthesize dates at the end is the airing date of the drama.)


My thoughts:
Here's my thoughts again. Yeah, IKR. It totally took me years to post this one and there are so few trivia, MatsuKen isn't much interesting for me and I have a cold right now, so it's double the laziness. *sniff* I only love him on Death Note, yeah, I even imitate L's movements because I so love his portrayal of it. I didn't know it was him when I first watch 1 Liter of Tears, I am never a fan of bald guys! and I totally hate his character there! I just learned it was him when I searched about the drama. I got tired listing his movies! There are so many, deshou? I love him also in Nana the Movie! But I got disappointed that he didn't continue his role for the 2nd movie. (They said it was because of the artist's schedule so there were many changes in the casting! Imagine, even the lead role got changed! I mean, there are lots of Japanese artist out there, right?) But it's okay, I totally love the guy who got the role anyway, Hongo Kanata~! I learned that MatsuKen might be married soon to Koyuki? Oh, lucky guy, Koyuki is such a beauty! Age really never matters, ne? I'll be rooting for the two of them! Ja. *sniff* :)
Oh wait, there's more!
I'll leave you with something good: http://kenichionline.org/ 
I think it's a pretty much useful online site for MatsuKen's fans. :)

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