Hidenori Tokuyama

Hidenori Tokuyama
Native name	徳山秀典
Born	(1982-01-30) January 30, 1982 Suginami, Tokyo, Japan
Occupation	Singer, Actor
Years active	1997–present
Notable credit(s)	Kamen Rider Kabutoas Sou Yaguruma/Kamen Rider TheBee/Kamen Rider KickHopper, Engine Sentai Go-onger as Hiroto Sutō/Go-on Gold
Musical career
Genres	Japanese Pop, Rock song
Instruments	Vocals, Guitar
Website	Official site

Hidenori Tokuyama (徳山秀典, Tokuyama Hidenori, born January 30, 1982) is a Japanese actor and singer. A fan of tokusatsu, Tokuyama has had a role in several series, most notably Sou Yaguruma/Kamen Rider TheBee/Kamen Rider KickHopper in Kamen Rider Kabuto and Hiroto Sutō/Go-on Gold in Engine Sentai Go-onger.

Biography

Born Hidenori Koyanagi (小柳秀典, Koyanagi Hidenori) in Suginami-ku, Japan, he has one younger brother and one older sister. His parents run a ramen restaurant. Since childhood he acted in several movies and dramas. He studied in Horikoshi High School before he joined the JVC Entertainment agency and left in 2008 March. Now, he has joined M2 Music and is the vocalist of the band "eroica". In 1999, he debuted as a singer with "Afureru Omoi" which was produced by Kenichi Kurosawa. His most famous singles are the two opening songs of Gensoumaden Saiyuuki.

Filmography

Drama and series

Yashiro Shougun Yoshimune (1995, NHK), Tayasu Munetake
Keiji ou! (1996)
B-Fighter Kabuto (1996, TV Asahi), Eiji (10 episodes)
Bokura no Yuuki Miman-toshi (1997,October - December, NTV), Ryu
Bishoujo H (1998, Fuji TV), (10 episodes)
Seikimatsu no uta (1998, NTV), Manaka Tooru (6 episodes)
Great Teacher Onizuka (TV drama) (1998, July–September, Fuji TV), Yoda Kenji
Joshi kousei mitsu-yu no nazo! (1998), (2 episodes)
Prison Hotel (1999, April - June, Asahi TV), Hanazawa Shigeru
Great Teacher Onizuka drama special (1999)
Sekai no Meisaku douwa (1999), Yuuki wo dashite, xmas tree, Hanatsumi jiisan
Hatachi no Kekkon (2000, TBS), Kashiwagi Shigeki (7 episodes)
19 - Nineteen Hiroshimahasu Musician Tanjyou monogatari (2000, February, RCC)
Kyoushi binbin monogatari special: ano nekketsu saikyou comb (2000)
Mápó dòufu no nyoubou (2003, May, NHK), Lee
Yankee bokou ni kaeru (2003, October - December, TBS), Kume Takaaki
Holyland (2005, April - June, TBS), Izawa Masaki
Friday Entertaintment Chousa kenji - Tigusa Taisuke no jiken file, aka no kumikyoku (2005, November, fuji TV)
Kamen Rider Kabuto (2006, January - 2007, January, Asahi TV), Sou Yaguruma aka Kamen Rider TheBee/Kamen Rider KickHopper
Ultraman Max (2006, TBS), Cameo, episode 36
Friday Entertaintment Natsuki Shizuko Suspense - Hinata Yumeko tyoutei i-in jikenpou4 fukushuu (2006, June, fuji TV)
Saturday midnight drama (Kaikan Shokunin) (2006, August, 26th, fuji TV), (6 episodes)
Saturday Premium (Shin-oishinbo) (2007, January, 20th, fuji TV), Okaboshi Ryouzou
Kamen Rider Den-O #27 (2007, August, 5th, Asahi TV), Molech Imagin (Voice)
Nekketsu Nise-kazoku (2007, TBS), Asakura Kazuma
Tokyo Prom Queen (2008, YouTube, Mixi, SmileVideo), Mashima Shinji
Engine Sentai Go-onger (2008, TV Asahi), Hiroto Sutō/Go-On Gold
Kamen Rider Decade (2009, Asahi TV), Kamen Rider KickHopper (Voice)
Smile (2009, TBS), Kawai Kinta
Kosodate Play＆MORE (2009, MBS), Hikaru Nanase
Indigo no Yuru (2010, THK), Kuuya
Arienai (2010, THK), Shinji Yonekura, episode 7
Keishichō shissōninsōsaka (2010, Asahi TV), Tomoya Tachibana, episode 4
Sakura shinjū (2011, THK), Takanashi Hirohito/ Takuma Doichi
Hanazakari no Kimitachi e (2011, fuji TV), Oscar M. Himejima / Himejima Masao
Kaito handsome (2011, THK), Date Kimihiko
HUNTER ~Sono Onnatachi, Shoukin Kasegi (2011, Kansai TV), Shuji Mochida, episode 6
Sengoku Basara-MOONLIGHT PARTY (2012, MBS), Kojuro Katakura
Koko Nyushi (2012, fuji TV), Toshiya Konishi
Doku Poison (2012, THK), Kengo Osugi
Otasukeya Jinpachi (2013, THK), Ikki Amamiya
Sennyu Tantei Tokage (2013, TBS), Seiya Sone
Yamada-kun to Nananin no Majo (2013, Fuji TV), Yamazaki Haruma

Stage Musical

Count-down 10 (2000–2006, July Kayou pops channel）

Films

Cross fire (2000, Toho co.), Ogura Masaki
Oshikiri (2000)
Keizoku (2000, Toho Company)
DRUG (2001), Kenji Odajima
Hayazaki no Hana (2006), Maeda Sensei
Kamen Rider Kabuto: God Speed Love (2006 Toei), Sou Yaguruma aka Kamen Rider TheBee
AOGRA (2006, cinehouse), Kohiruimaki
Kamen Rider Den-O: I'm Born! (2007), Molech Imagin (voice)
Ai no kotodama (2007, Frontie works), Ootani Shinya
Engine Sentai Go-onger: Boom Boom! Bang Bang! GekijōBang!! (2008), Hiroto Sutō/Go-on Gold
Kamen Rider Decade: All Riders vs. Dai-Shocker (2009 Toei), Kamen Rider KickHopper (voice)
BADBOYS (2011)
Thanatos (2011), Riku^[1]
An teru-san no hana (2012)
Party wa sento kara hajimaru (2012), Hanashima

Anime

Gensoumaden Saiyuuki (2000), Tongpu

Original video

Gakkou Kaidan (Takahashi Yousuke) - Norowareta kioku (1998), Yamagishi Ryouichi

Stage

TOKYO JUNK CITY (2003, July - Shinjuku tiny alice)
Ashura no gotoku (2004, July - August, Geijutsu-za), Jinnai Hidemitsu
Knock Out Brother -2005version- (2005, October, Ikebukuro Theater green main hall)
Gekidan Daishuu shousetsuka (Jinsei Sairyou mitaina~!Hi?!~soushiki to kekkonshiki ga onaji hi ni?!~　(2007, April–May Tokyo geijutsu gekijyou）
Kuraku naru made matte, Wait Until Dark (2007, September), Carlino
10th anniversary project Masked Rider Live & Show 2009, (Kick Hopper voice)/ Singing "Rider Prision"

Radio

On the Way Comedy 道草 (2007, January, JFN)
CozyShell (moon size na Yaroudomo) (2000)

CM

Lotte black black gum (2006)
Lipton (2006–2007, Taiwan)

Books

Tokuyama Hidenori Sueter Book (2000) ISBN 4-529-03478-X
Tokuyama Hidenori MULTIPLE CHARACTER - photo book (2007)　ISBN 4-86010-211-8
Hitotsu no kokoro no ikutsu ka no sakebi (2010)　
Tokuyama Hidenori shashin-shū little ゛ y ゛ ear (2012)

Discography

Singles

"Afureru Omoi" (1999)
1. Afureru Omoi
2. Tsutaeru Kimochi
3. Afureru Omoi (Instrumental)
"huckleberry" (1999)
1. huckleberry
2. Touch Me
3. huckleberry (Instrumental)
"Close To Me" (2002)
1. Close To Me
2. Lover's Kitchen (Single Version)
3. Close To Me (Instrumental)
"FOR REAL" (2000)
1. FOR REAL
2. FOR REAL(Piano Version)
3. FOR REAL(Guitar Version)
4. FOR REAL(Instrumental)
"STILL TIME" (2000)
1. STILL TIME
2. BLUE
3. STILL TIME (Instrumental)
"Sotsugyou" (2001)
1. Sotsugyou
2. That's a Fact
3. Sotsugyou (Instrumental)
"Propose / Ai no Mama Eien ni" (2011)
1. Propose
2. Ai no Mama Eien ni
3. Propose(Instrumental)
4. Ai no Mama Eien ni(Instrumental)
"Sore wa Zenbu "Ai" Datta / I can't stop my heart" (2012)
1. Sore wa Zenbu "Ai" Datta
2. I can't stop my heart
3. Sore wa Zenbu "Ai" Datta(Instrumental)
4. I can't stop my heart(Instrumental)
"Bokura no Michi / Ano Hi no Kimi ni" (2013)
1. Bokura no Michi
2. Ano Hi no Kimi ni
3. Bokura no Michi(Instrumental)
4. Ano Hi no Kimi ni(Instrumental)

Albums

One 17th (2000)
1. Spinning Wheel
2. huckleberry　(Album Version)
3. Tsutaeru Kimochi (Album Version)
4. Lover's Kitchen
5. Love Letter
6. Close To Me
7. No,Say Good－Bye
8. Throw Away
9. Sleepless Night
10. Nichijyou
11. Afureru Omoi (Album Version)
REAL TIME (2001)
1. DRIVE
2. FOR REAL
3. BLUE（Album Version）
4. PURE
5. Kidukeyo
6. STILL TIME
7. Ha－Ha
8. Sotsugyou
9. Happy Birthday
10. Itsumo sobani
score BeAt (2007)
1. WITH YOU!
2. LIFE
3. White night
4. eve
Aiuta (愛唄, 2009)
1. GIFT
2. Silent Night
3. Daiji na Hito (大事なヒト)
4. miss you
5. FakeRing
puresoul (2012)
1. everyday
2. Take it easy
3. Ai no Mama Eien ni
4. I can't stop my heart
5. Close to dream
6. Sore wa Zenbu "Ai" Datta
7. Break open
8. Love is... feat.KoN
9. Shunkashuto
10. Purpose

eroica

Knows the pain (2008)
1. Dead or die
2. Bounce High
3. Ever free
4. Reverberations
5. Knows the pain
Stray Child
1. Sky Gravitation
2. String
3. No Way
4. Future
5. Half of one's body

Tie-up

Close To Me (NTV Toriaezu iikanji Ending theme)
FOR REAL (TBS Gensoumaden Saiyuuki Opening theme)
STILL TIME (TBS Gensoumaden Saiyuuki Second opening theme)
Sotsugyou (Asahi TV Tonight 2 Ending theme)
Sotsugyou (TV Kanagawa (MutomaDI:GA, 2001, February, Opening and ending theme)
LIFE (Ai no kotodama middle song)
eve (Ai no kotodama theme song)

References

↑ "Thanatos Boxing Manga Gets Live-Action Film". Anime News Network. Anime News Network. 27 April 2011. Retrieved 31 July 2015.

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