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Kōichi Satō (actor)

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Native name
  
佐藤 浩市

Years active
  
1980–present

Height
  
1.82 m

Spouse
  
Ayako Hirota (m. 1993)

Occupation
  
Actor

Children
  
Kan'ichirō Satō

Parents
  
Rentarō Mikuni

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Born
  
December 10, 1960 (age 56) (
1960-12-10
)
Tokyo, Japan

Movies
  
64: Part 1, The Magic Hour, The Pearls of the Stone Man

TV shows
  
Wagaya no Rekishi, Shinsengumi!, Pride, Subarashiki Kana Jinsei, Koibito yo

Similar
  
Rentarō Mikuni, Hiroyuki Sanada, Shinichi Tsutsumi, Kiichi Nakai, Kōki Mitani

Koichi Sato (佐藤 浩市, Satō Kōichi, born December 10, 1960) is a Japanese actor. He is the son of veteran Japanese actor Rentarō Mikuni.

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Career

Sato has appeared in some of Junji Sakamoto's films such as Tokarev, Face, KT, Children of the Dark, and Human Trust.

He also appeared in Takashi Miike's Sukiyaki Western Django, Yoichi Sai's Kamui Gaiden, and Takahisa Zeze's Heaven's Story.

Film

  • The Gate of Youth (1981)
  • Manon (1981)
  • Nankyoku Monogatari (1983)
  • The Catch (1983)
  • Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1984)
  • Penguin's Memory (1985)
  • Kids (1985)
  • Love Hotel (1985)
  • A Promise (1986)
  • Death Powder (1986)
  • The Silk Road (1988)
  • Crest of Betrayal (1994)
  • Tokarev (1994)
  • Gonin (1995)
  • Oishinbo (1996) – Shirō Yamaoka
  • Rasen (1998)
  • Wait and See (1998)
  • Face (2000)
  • Whiteout (2000)
  • New Battles Without Honor and Humanity (2000)
  • Inugami (2001)
  • KT (2002)
  • Utsutsu (2002)
  • Rockers (2003)
  • When the Last Sword Is Drawn (2003)
  • Samurai Resurrection (2003)
  • Infection (2004) – Dr. Akiba
  • Aegis (2005)
  • What the Snow Brings (2005)
  • Umineco (2005)
  • Kurai Tokoro de Machiawase (2006)
  • The Uchoten Hotel (2006)
  • Starfish Hotel (2006)
  • A Cheerful Gang Turns the Earth (2006)
  • Sukiyaki Western Django (2007)
  • Smile: Seiya no Kiseki (2007)
  • The Magic Hour (2008)
  • Shonen Merikensack (2008)
  • Nobody to Watch Over Me (2008)
  • Kamui Gaiden (2009)
  • Amalfi: Rewards of the Goddess (2009)
  • Heaven's Story (2010)
  • The Last Chushingura (2010)
  • A Ghost of a Chance (2011)
  • Unfair 2: The Answer (2011)
  • Someday (2011)
  • A Chair in the Grass (2012)
  • Dearest (2012)
  • Reunion (2012)
  • The Floating Castle (2012)
  • The Kiyosu Conference (2013)
  • Unforgiven (2013)
  • Human Trust (2013)
  • The Vancouver Asahi (2014)
  • The Pearls of the Stone Man (2015)
  • Kishūteneki Terminal (2015)
  • Hero (2015)
  • Gonin Saga (2015)
  • 64: Part I (2016)
  • 64: Part II (2016)
  • Shinya Shokudō (2016)
  • Hana Ikusa (2017) – Sen no Rikyū

    • Television

  • Tobuga Gotoku (1990) – Sakamoto Ryōma
  • Shinai naru Mono e (1992)
  • Homura Tatsu (1993)
  • Koko Kyoshi (1993)
  • Subarashiki kana Jinsei (1993)
  • Homura Tatsu (1994)
  • Yokohama Shinju (1994)
  • Koi mo Nidome nara (1995)
  • Koibito yo (1995)
  • Tsubasa o Kudasai! (1996)
  • Tabloid (1998)
  • Africa no Yoru (1999)
  • Dokushin Seikatsu (1999)
  • Tenki-yoho no Koibito (2000)
  • Aru Hi, Arashi no You ni (2001)
  • Chūshingura 1/47 (2001)
  • Tengoku e no Kaidan (2002)
  • Kogen e Irasshai (2003)
  • Shinsengumi! (2004) – Serizawa Kamo
  • Pride (2004)
  • Climber's High (2005)
  • Kemonomichi (2006)
  • Suppli (2006)
  • Karei-naru Ichizoku (2007)
  • Zip vs Dragon (2009)
  • Wagaya no Rekishi (2010)
  • Kagi no Kakatta Heya (2012)
  • Leaders (2014) – Saichiro Aichi
  • Murder on the Orient Express (2015)
  • Botchan (2016)
  • Sogeki (2016)
  • Leaders 2 (2017) – Saichiro Aichi

    • Awards won

  • 1982: Blue Ribbon Award: Best New Actor for The Gate of Youth
  • 1982: Award of the Japanese Academy: Newcomer of the Year for The Gate of Youth
  • 1994: Nikkan Sports Film Award: Best Actor for Crest of Betrayal
  • 1995: Award of the Japanese Academy: Best Actor for Crest of Betrayal
  • 1995: Yokohama Film Festival: Best Supporting Actor for Tokarev
  • 2001: Award of the Japanese Academy: Best Supporting Actor for Whiteout
  • 2003: Blue Ribbon Award: Best Actor for KT
  • 2004: Award of the Japanese Academy: Best Supporting Actor for When the Last Sword Is Drawn
  • 2005: Tokyo International Film Festival: Best Actor Award for What the Snow Brings
  • 2007: Mainichi Film Concours: Best Actor for What the Snow Brings
  • 2012: 16th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix (Spring 2012): Best Supporting Actor for Kagi no Kakatta Heya
  • 2015: 40th Hochi Film Award: Best Actor for Kishūteneki Terminal

    • Awards nominated

  • 1984: Award of the Japanese Academy: Best Supporting Actor for The Catch
  • 2007: Award of the Japanese Academy: Best Supporting Actor for The Uchoten Hotel

    • References

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