Koji Sueyoshi

Koji Sueyoshi
Koji Sueyoshi
Native name	末吉宏司
Born	February 5, 1977 (age 47); Tokyo, Japan
Other names	Koji
💼 Occupation	actor

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Koji Sueyoshi (末吉宏司, Sueyoshi Kōji), (February 5, 1977) is a Japanese actor. He started his career in the art world in 1996, and is known for his roles in the tokusatsu series and drama as "Hayate / GingaGreen" in the Super Sentai series Seijuu Sentai Gingaman, and as "Ichirota Furukawa" in the Hatchobori no Shichinin series of Jidaigeki.. He has also appeared in over 100 Yakuza movies. He also used the stage name Koji (コウジ, Kōji)

Filmography[edit]

Films[edit]

Close Your Eyes and Hold Me: Me wo Tojite Daite (1996) – Nanaomi
Koi wa Maiorita (1997) – Makoto
Deborah ga Rival (1997) – Okabe
Shonan Butouha Koukou-Den 1 & 2 (1997–1998) – Honda
Shonan Bakusouzoku 2 – Nettou Arbeit Daisakusen (1998) – Akira Ishikawa
Shin Shonan Bakusouzoku – Arakure Knight (1998) – Amano
Seijuu Sentai Gingaman: Himitsu no Chie no Mi (1998) – Hayate / GingaGreen
Seijuu Sentai Gingaman vs. Megaranger (1999) – Hayate / GingaGreen
Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGo V vs. Gingaman (2000) – Hayate / GingaGreen
Jitsuroku Yozakura Ginji 1 & 2 (2001) – Kenichi Furuta
Jitsuroku Nagoya Yakuza Sensou: Touitsu e no Michi 1,2 & 4 (2003–2004) – Shomei Takenouchi
Ankoku Gai no Teiou 1 & 2 (2008) – Keiichirou Murata
Yakuza no Daimon 5,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19 & 20 (2008–2013) – Kishida & Yoshiyuki Nagatsuka
Kyoukatsu Ichidaiki 1 & 2 (2008) – Heita Otsuka
Yabou e no Chousen (2009) – Masao Fujikawa
Kyouen: Jitsuroku Agata Mitunori no Hansei (2009) – Kawauchi
Shin, Kujira Michi: Kyougon 2 (2009) – Keisuke Morita
Hyouteki: Target 1 & 2 (2009) – Nagano
Ootori 1,2,3 & 4 (2009–2010) – Yuji Mikami
Kenka Koukou Gundan: Tokkou, Kokushi Kou vs. Asa Koukou (2009) – Yoshiharu Yamashita
Hakuryu^{[disambiguation needed]} 7,9 & 10 (2009–2010) – Takamichi Nakano
Shura no Touitsu 1 & 2 (2009) – Haruo Tsuyama
Kenka no Gokui 3 (2009) – Shuji Kimoto
Akkan 1 & 2 (2009) – Sentaro Kijima
Jitsuroku Okinawa Yakuza Kousou: Ikusaya Ashibaa Uehara Yuichi 1 & 2 (2009) – Shuji Uehara
Mukuge no Hana: Mou Hitotsu no Yanagawa Gumi 1 & 2 (2009) – Kozuno Yanagawa
Kyusyu Gekidou no 1520 Nichi: Shin, Makoto he no Michi 3 (2009) – Eiji Matsuki
Kyoudai no Hakaba 1 & 2 (2010) – Shinobu Akasofu
Jitsuroku Osaka Minami no Tsura (2010) – Takekazu Motoyama
Nensyou Battle Royale (2010) – Akihiko Sone
Aniki^{[disambiguation needed]} 1 & 2 (2010) – Ryosuke Yoshikawa
Waga Kyoujou Hansei 1 & 2 (2010) – Kazuya
Shin, Nippon Bouryoku Chitai 1 & 2 (2010) – Masao Ejima
Don wo Tore (2010) – Syuntaro Yabu
Dobunezumi no Ballad (2010) – Sawaki
Jitsuroku Wakagashira (2010) – Yukihisa Nakajima
Urasakazuki no Gundan 1,2 & 3 (2010) – Shiro Kijima
Dragon (2010) – Seiichi Kinbara
Shin, Sikakui Jungle (2010) – Ichirou Yuuki
Sayonara Natsuyasumi (2010) – Tutumu Yamada
Gokuhi Sennyu Sousakan D.D.T 2 (2011) – Akira Hyuga
Dark 1 & 2 (2011) – Kobayashi
Bounty Hunter 1 & 2 (2011) – Jun Nishijima
Tengoku no Shima 1 & 2 (2011) – Yuji Agatsuma
Gedou Gundan (2011) – Minoru Kitagawa
Gedou Bou 1 & 2 (2011) – Masaki
Fudou 1 & 2 (2011) – Naoyasu Torii
Mad Dog^{[disambiguation needed]} (2011) – Masahiro Nakazato
Jiken: Wana ni Hamaru Onnatachi (2011) – Koji Suzuki
Shin, Yabu no Gundan 1,2 & 3 (2011) – Gorou Takizawa
Tekiya Girls (2011) – Masahiro Unno
Kono Otokotachi, Kyoubou nite (2011) – Young detective
Shura no Hadou 1,2 & 3 (2011) – Mitsuyo Nakanishi
Kankin (2011) – Hiromi Katuragi
Outlaws^{[disambiguation needed]} (2011) – Joji Nashida
Hotel Flowers (2011) – Katufumi Yamashita
Gokudou Chuushingura (2011) – Masahiko Ikeda
Under Ground (2011) – Kiyohito Naruse
Inmitsu Kunoichi Den: Hazuki Hen (2011) – Hidemasa
Ashita no Joe (2011) – Journalist
Inmitsu Kunoichi Den: Kaede Hen (2012) – Hidemasa
Shinjuku Oukami: wolf (2012) – Ryouji Hirai
Bad Girl^{[disambiguation needed]} (2012) – Ushinosuke
Yurusarezaru Mono (2012) – Kenji
Don no Michi 2,8,9 & 10 (2012–2014) – Ken Matsubara & Kazuhiro Furuta
Chuukyou Touitsu Sensen (2012) – Yutaka Aikawa
Black Connection 1 & 2 (2012) – Masanobu
Kyou to Iuna no Gokudou 1,2 & 3 (2012) – Tatsuo Yamamoto
Hakuryu: Hitler no Musuko (2012) – Takamichi Nakano
Gekidou no Kizu (2012) – Kazuya Yoshida
Samurai (2012) – Toshiyuki Honjou
Jingi no Seisen: Jack Knife (2012) – Nobuhiko Kusano
Jingi no Tatakai (2012) – Naoyuki Takeishi
Shura no Hanamichi (2012) – Yuudai Inamura
Nihon Hanzaishi Yokubou no Ana (2013) – Taro Kimura
Black Face (2013) – Subaru
Araburu Otoko (2013) – Shinya Isino
Loser^{[disambiguation needed]} (2013) – Hayashi
Shura no Daisyou (2013) – Takeshi Takahashi
Chinpira 1 & 2 (2013) – Naoharu
Shin, Nenshou Battle Royale 1,2 & 3 (2013–2014) – Yousuke Takeshita
Shin, Kenka Koukou Gundan: Gishikou vs Minzokukou (2013) – Akimune
Nippon Touitsu 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 & 9 (2013–2015) – Shun Machida
Dairi Sensou: Yakuza x Kankoku Mafia (2013) – Tatsuya Iwabuchi
Shura yo Saraba (2013) – Shinobu Machimura
Fudou no Jingi (2013) – Nakata
Kousou no Banka (2013) – Takeshi Nishikido
Fixer^{[disambiguation needed]} (2014) – Yuusaku Kawamura
Sakazuki Gaikou (2014) – Kenzou Wakita
Gewalt 2 (2014) – Mitsuo Kobashi
Saigo no Gokudou (2014) – Shinji Katsumata
Kyoudai Banka (2014) – Kazuya Narahashi
Sandaime Daikou 3 (2014) – Roberto Onishi
Hitman: Asu eno Juusei (2014) – Masataka Oka
Kantou Gokudou Rengoukai 1,2,3,4, & 5(2014) – Toshiaki Kunieda

Television[edit]

Yami no Purple Eye (TV Asahi, 1996) – Gou Yoshioka
Meitantei, Hokenshitsu no Oba-san (TV Asahi, 1997) – Kohei Kanayama
Seijuu Sentai Gingaman (TV Asahi, 1998–1999) – Hayate / GingaGreen
Sekai Ururun Taizaiki: Nishi Africa Côte d'Ivoire de Kamen no Seirei ni Koji Sueyoshi ga Deatta (TBS, 1999)
Shin-D: Natsuiro no Koi (Nippon TV, 1999) – Masaya Takada
Warui Onna: Jigoku e no Cocktail (TBS, 1999) – Tomoya Mukai
Hatchobori no Shichinin Part 1 – Part 7 (TV Asahi, 2000–2006) – Ichirota Furukawa
Shin-D: 2-Dome no Hatsukoi (Nippon TV, 2000) – Ryosuke Kishi
Friday Entertainment: Hanase Chinatsu no Jiken Scoop (Fuji TV, 2000) – Atsuo Yamane
Straight News (Nippon TV, 2000) – Joji Koga
Onna to Ai to Mystery: Shinano no Colombo File 2 (TV Tokyo, 2002) – Detective Kinoshita
Saigo no Bengonin (Nippon TV, 2003) – Noboru Maeshima
Kimi wa Pet (TBS, 1999) – Yoshio Yada
Friday Entertainment: Keiji Chousakan, Miyako Tamasaka (Fuji TV, 2003) – Satoshi Kato
Onna to Ai to Mystery: Shinano no Colombo File 4 (TV Tokyo, 2002) – DetectiveKinoshita
Kyouhansha (Nippon TV, 2003) – Ryuji Satou
Kaidan: Shinmimibukuro 3 ~Oshiete~ (BS-TBS, 2004) – Nobuki Yamamoto
Keitai Deka: Zenigata Rui (BS-TBS, 2004) – Senzo Nekota
Wednesday Premiere: Onsen e Ikou Special (TBS, 2004)- Keizo Okawa
Seishun no Mon ~Chikuho-Hen~ (TBS, 2005) – Seiji
Saturday Wide Gekijou: Kisou no Onna 2 (TV Asahi, 2005)~ – Tomoaki Kurata
Panasonic Drama Theater: Mito Kōmon (TBS, 2006) – Fukami Juzo
Kamen Rider W (TV Asahi, 2009) – Sachio Kurosu
Kyoto Chiken no Onna (TV Asahi, 2011) – Tsuyoshi Kubota

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Koji Sueyoshi on Instagram
Koji (Koji Sueyoshi) – Facebook
Koji Sueyoshi on IMDb
Koji (Koji Sueyoshi) – KINENOTE
末吉宏司 (Koji Sueyoshi) – テレビドラマデータベース TV Drama Database

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