Masaharu Fukuyama is a Japanese entertainer, actor, singer, photographer and radio personality. He was born in Nagasaki, Japan on February 6, 1969. During his singing career, for which he is best known, Fukuyama has produced over 20 singles. These have included Middle of a Remembered Rain (1990), Looking for the Wind (1991), Promised Hill (1992), It's Only Love/Sorry Baby (1994), Hello (1995), Heart (1998), Peach! (1998), Heaven/Squall (1999), Cherry Blosson Hill (2000), Hey! (2000), Gang (2001), Tokyo (2005) and New Love New World (2008). As a heavy smoker who has now quit, his fans have noticed a marked improvement in his voice. In 2000, Fukuyama was able to put his skills as a photographer to work when he covered the Sydney Olympic Games for TV Asahi. He has since furthered his career aspirations in photography by opening a gallery in Nagasaki, in April 2008. Fukuyama continues to be a very popular celebrity in Japan across generational lines. He is favored by the young for sexiness and good looks and by others for his voice, demeanor and pleasant personality.
Suspect X 2008 (Movies)
Galileo 2007 as Yukawa Manabu (Japanese Dramas)
Meguriai 1998 as Nakata Shuji (Japanese Dramas)
Like Father Like Son stars singer-turned-actor Fukuyama Masaharu as the father who finds out that due to a hospital mistake the boy he has raised as his son for six years is not his biological child. Kore-eda both writes the screenplays for, and edits ...
The lead father, played stoically by Fukuyama Masaharu, is a grim, proper Japanese businessman who lives in a sterile mod apartment, designed with black couches and onyx appliances, who thinks, at one point, that maybe money will solve everything.
The hard-driving workaholic husband and father (Fukuyama Masaharu), who has never felt much connection to his sweet, rather passive son, feels like he wants to switch the children and get his biological son back. Which may seem a little, you know, cold ...
Successful architect Nonomiya Ryota (Fukuyama Masaharu) and his wife Midori (Ono Machiko) enjoy a happy family life along with their six-year-old son Keita (Nonomiya Keita). Then one day they are told by Maebashi Hospital, where Midori gave birth, that ...
When 6-year-old Keita is asked to describe a happy memory, he talks about a kite-flying afternoon on a camping trip with his dad, Ryota (Fukuyama Masaharu). After the interview, Ryota says that they have never taken such a trip, but the boy says his ...
The families are opposites of one another: one headed by a wealthy, driven professional (the Japanese pop singer Fukuyama Masaharu) with strict expectations of his only child; the other father a poor but lively shopkeeper (Lily Franky) with two other ...
The character is something that was created between me and [lead actor] Fukuyama Masaharu. Fukuyama says when he saw the film, he thought it showed the characteristics he doesn't like about himself. But also, I think it shows some things that I don't ...
Like Father, Like Son screens in Cannes this weekend. It's the story of a family thrown into turmoil after a phone call from the hospital in which their son was born. Fukuyama Masaharu leads the cast. Arrow is likely be releasing the film in late 2013 ...
The families are opposites of one another: one headed by a wealthy, driven professional (the Japanese pop singer Fukuyama Masaharu) with strict expectations of his only child; the other father a poor but lively shopkeeper (Lily Franky) with two other ...