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Kunihiro Fujioka (藤岡 邦弘, Fujioka Kunihiro; born February 19, 1946 in Kuma, Ehime (now Kumakōgen, Ehime)), better known by his stage name Hiroshi Fujioka, (藤岡 弘、, Fujioka Hiroshi,), is a Japanese actor.

Born
Kunihiro Fujioka

(1946-02-19) February 19, 1946 (age 80)
Kuma, Ehime, Japan
OccupationsActor, television personality, martial artist, voice actor, singer, explorer
Yearsactive1965–present
SpouseKeiko Torii (1987–1990)
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Hiroshi Fujioka
Born
Kunihiro Fujioka

(1946-02-19) February 19, 1946 (age 80)
Kuma, Ehime, Japan
OccupationsActor, television personality, martial artist, voice actor, singer, explorer
Years active1965–present
SpouseKeiko Torii (1987–1990)
Websitewww.samurai-hiroshi.com/index.html
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Career

He is known for playing the hero Takeshi Hongo (ja) in the tokusatsu superhero series Kamen Rider, and later the Sega Saturn mascot Segata Sanshiro (jokingly revealed to be Takeshi Hongo himself).[citation needed]

Fujioka is a cultural icon in Japan, even having had the minor planet 12408 Fujioka, which was discovered by Akimasa Nakamura, named in his honor.[1][2] Fujioka writes his name with the ideographic comma at the end (after the kanji for "Hiroshi" (弘)), saying "It is meant to remind me to reconsider myself and what it is that I need to achieve. It shows that I am not yet finished with my tasks and must continue working toward their accomplishment."[3]

Hiroshi's son, Maito, serves as the current ambassador of Sega as of March 26, 2020, portraying as Segata Sanshiro's son Sega Shiro, as well as Takeshi Hongo's younger-self as of 2021, starting from Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations.[4][5]

Filmography

Live-action

  • Takeshi Hongo/Kamen Rider 1 (ja)
  • Thai movies
  • Camellia is the Flower of Love [ja] (1965) as Takeru[12]
  • Wakai Shibuki (1965) as Keiichi Natsukawa[12]
  • Blood and Law (1965) as Yūichi Machida[12]
  • Law of the Wild (1965) as Tsutomu[12]
  • After the Dance, the Goodbye [ja] (1965) as Ryūichi Ikehara[12]
  • High-Ranking Yakuza (1965) as Hayakawa[12]
  • High-Ranking Yakuza Returns: A Man's Rage (1965) as Ryōta[12]
  • The X from Outer Space (1967) as Moon base worker[12]
  • Under the Stars of Singapore [シンガポールの夜は更けて] (1967) as Dòng[12]
  • Barren Loveja [あゝ君が愛] (1967) as Hiroyuki Kitamura[12]
  • Rebellion of Japan (1967) as Kosaburō[12]
  • Till the Day We Meet Again: Spring of Lovers (1967) as Noboru Fujiura[12]
  • Little Snack [ja] (1968) as Akira Mitsuhashi[12]
  • Declaration of First Love [ja] (1968) as Matsuoka[12]
  • Konto 55-gō and Suizenji Kiyoko's Lover of the God (1968) as Junichi Iwano[12]
  • Fallen Leaves and Sweet Memories [ja] (1969) as Jun[12]
  • Konto 55-gō and Suizenji Kiyoko's One Two Punch: March of 365 Steps (1969) as Junkichi Taniguchi[12]
  • Chinchin 55-gō buttobase! Shuppatsu shinkō (1969) as The young man with a helmet[12]
  • The Sunset is Calling Me (1970) as Shuji Sagara[12]
  • Chiba Shusaku Kendo Straight Ahead [ja] (1970-1971)
  • I want to forget [ja] (1972-1973) as Tetsuji
  • Gold Eye [ja] (1970) as Hiroshi "Fuji"
  • Wandering Wolf: Ryu the Branded Cross [ja] (1972)
  • Submersion of Japan (1973) as Onodera Toshio[13]
  • Beast Hunting [ja] (1973) as Akira Funaki[12]
  • The Beast Shall Die (1974)　as Kunihiko Date[12]
  • ESPY (1974) as Yoshio Tamura[12]
  • Conflagration (1975) as Kanjirō[12]
  • Uchi no Honkan [ja] (1975)[14]
  • Samurai! (1976) as Saburō Sakai[12]
  • Incadescent Flame (1977) as Chief Inspector Kitahara[12]
  • Tokusō Saizensen (1977–1987) as Tetsuo Sakurai
  • The Zukkoke Trio [ja] (1985) as Hiraga Gennai
    • New The Zukkoke Trio (2002) as Inspector Otoha
  • Ghost Warrior a.k.a. SF Swordkill [ja] (1984) as Yoshimitsu Taga[12]
  • The Super Cops (1988) as Hiroshi Fujioka[12]
  • K2 (1992) as Takane Shimuzu[12]
  • About love Tokyo [ja] (1993) as Endō[12]
  • Gotoshi Co. Ltd. [ja] (1993) as Sugawara[12]
  • Orochi, the Eight-Headed Dragon (1994) as Kumaso Takeru [ja][12]
  • La Vie Coexistence ! (1995) as Kiyoshi[12]
  • Voicelugger (1999) as Hiroshi
  • Shogun Cop (1999) as Sanada[12]
  • Asuka [ja] (1999-2000) as Tarō Miyamoto
  • Sakuya Yōkaiden [ja] (2000) as Sakaki Bizen-no-kami Yoshiaki[12]
  • Shusaku's Odyssey [ja] (2000) as Chūbē Nakanishi
  • Kamen Rider Agito: Project G4 (2001) - Movie (MBT Superintendent General [ja], cameo)[12]
  • Kabachitare [ja] (2001) as The pleasant rider
  • Kinpachi-sensei (2001) as Tsurumoto Yusuke
  • Home Sweet Home 2: The Way Sun Parasol Came [ja] (2003) as Tetsuan[12]
  • The All-Out Nine: Field of Nightmares [ja] a.k.a. Nine in Adversity (2005) as Principal[12]
  • Fantastipo (2005) as Yoshirō Takeda [12]
  • Koimachi Monogatari (2005)[12]
  • Crab Goalkeeper (2006) as Fujimura[12]
  • Love Tomato [ja] (2006) as Yūsaku[12]
  • Nihon Igai Zenbu Chinbotsu (2006) as Ishiyama Shinsaboro[12]
  • I am Japanese [ja] (2006) as George[12]
  • Ten Nights of Dream [ja] (2007) as Natsume Sōseki[12]
  • Tomica Hero: Rescue Force Explosive Movie: Rescue the Mach Train! (2008) as Reiji Osakabe[12]
  • The Story of Shotaro Ishinomori, The Man Who Created Heroes [ja] (2018) as Hiroshi Fujioka
  • Daughter of Lupin [ja] (2019–20) as Waichi Sakuraba (special appearance)
    • Daughter of Lupin the Movie (2021) as Waichi Sakuraba (special appearance)[12]
  • Ginji the Speculator [ja] (2022)[15]

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