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Ryunosuke Kamiki
神木 隆之介
Kamiki in 2023
Born	(1993-05-19) May 19, 1993 (age 30) Fujimi, Saitama, Japan
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1995–present
Agent(s)	Central Group (1995–2005) Amuse, Inc. (2006–2021) Co-LaVo (2021–present)[1]
Height	167 cm (5 ft 6 in)

Ryunosuke Kamiki (神木 隆之介, Kamiki Ryūnosuke, born May 19, 1993) is a Japanese actor.^[2][3] Starting his career as a child prodigy, he has garnered critical acclaim and numerous awards for his performances across 25 years in the industry.^[4][5][6]

Kamiki began his career in 1995, and, four years later, he was a lead in the television drama Good News (1999). Kamiki's early film roles include Spirited Away (2001), Bayside Shakedown 2 (2003), Howl's Moving Castle (2004), and Big Man Japan (2007). He had his first leading roles in Takashi Miike's The Great Yokai War (2005) and Daihachi Yoshida's The Kirishima Thing (2012) and played supporting characters in Keishi Ōtomo's jidaigeki actioners Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno and Rurouni Kenshin: The Legend Ends as well as Miike's horror film As the Gods Will (all 2014). Kamiki voiced the lead in Makoto Shinkai's famed anime feature Your Name (2016), which won him Best Actor at the 11th Seiyu Awards.

Kamiki has continued to gain fame after his role in Your Name, later collaborating with Shinkai once again on Suzume (2022), for which he provided the voice for a supporting character. In 2023, he co-starred with Minami Hamabe in the TV drama series Ranman and Takashi Yamazaki's Godzilla Minus One.

Personal life

He was fragile in infancy, spending months in intensive care, and at one point was given only a 1% chance of survival. He was not discharged from hospital until he was seven months of age. Doctors believed that even if he survived, he would live his life with disability. His mother came up with the idea of making him a child actor to leave concrete proof of his existence.^[7] His family consists of his grandparents, father, mother, an older sister (11 years older than him) and two nieces. His grandmother died in 2020.^[8]

Career

Kamiki began acting as a child actor after entering the Central Group talent agency. His first commercial was for a Toy Box when he was only two years old. He made his television debut with the 1999 drama Good News in a lead role. In 2001, when he was five years old, he was personally scouted by Hayao Miyazaki. Kamiki went on to voice characters in many of Studio Ghibli's feature films, giving him the title of the Ghibli Child. In 2004, he led the film Backdrop del mio Papa,^[9] for which he won his first award. In the following years, he continued to work both as an actor and voice actor, winning awards every two years. Known as the 100 Billion Yen Man, Kamiki has appeared in seven of the top ten highest-grossing Japanese films in Japan of all time.^[10][11] Kamiki won the Rookie Award 2020 at the Elan d'or Awards, one of the most prestigious awards in Japan.^[12]

On March 16, 2021, Kamiki left Amuse and founded Co-LaVo along with Takeru Satoh.^[13][14][15]

Other Ventures

Kamiki wrote his first book "Master's Cafe: The Fulfillment of Masters' Dreams" in 2015. He approached fifteen professionals who are active on the front lines of various fields.^[16] In 2019, he made his stage debut with the play "Beautiful: The Woman Who Met with God", written and directed by Suzuki Matsuo.^[17][18] The following year, he debuted in multiple fields such as a radio host for All Night Nippon 0 (ANN0), direction with the music video for "I Treasure You", and he opened his official YouTube channel. He was also the official photographer for Satoh Takeru's 2021 calendar. In 2020, he started to conceptualize his annual calendar.^[19]

The 2021 calendar, one part of the 25th anniversary project, was started when "Novel characters I want Kamiki to play" video was posted on his Twitter, urging fans to suggest novel characters for him to portray. Garnering reactions from many celebrities including voice actor Yuki Kaji and film director Shunji Iwai, among others. Finally, twelve novels were selected from the retweets to represent the themes for the twelve months. The lineup expanded from classics to more recent pieces. The calendar shot by the renowned photographer and film director Mika Ninagawa was a new attempt to play different roles for twelve works in the calendar. As Yonosuke in Ihara Saikaku's The Life of an Amorous Man for August, props such as smoke tubes are used in a colorful set to express the sex appeal of adults that has never been seen before by him, and the novel published in May cover, No Longer Human (as Ōba Yōzō), the darkness of human beings and the beauty of men are produced. Of the twelve novels so far, "Mysterious Weather at Yanaka's Retro Camera Store" (as Imamiya Ryūichi) and Hamlet (as Ophelia), including the prior mentioned works have been confirmed. For this project, Ryu challenged silver hair for the first time, shooting taking two days to complete. The calendar was sold on December 25, 2020, to signify the 25 year anniversary.^[20]

Kamiki was invited to be the photographer for Takeru Satoh's 2021 Calendar. The concept of a "photobook-like calendar" featured natural expressions when spending time with friends—with a sense of distance that can be taken by an old friend. It is a special calendar taken in places where Satoh wants to go with Kamiki and where he would like to take pictures of him such as driving the car, in Shibuya and Harajuku, in maid cafes, etc. He took over eight thousand photos. Some are excluded in the desk calendar. He wants to have a photo exhibition and albums.^[21][22]

In 2022, Kamiki excavated one of the world's oldest ichthyosaur fossils in Minamisanriku in his first fossil excavation during the filming of "From Miyagi". The fossil is on display at the Minasan Museum.^[23]

Artistry and public image

In the award-winning The Great Yokai War^[11][24] he overcame his fear of swimming. For his role in Kokoro no Ito, he learned sign language and the piano. In 2022, he was voted the Most Powerful Actor in Japan.^[25]

Filmography

Films

Live-action

Year	Title	Role	Ref(s)
2003	Rockers	Taku (young)	[26]
	Bayside Shakedown 2		[27]
2004	Backdrop del mio Papa[9]	Kazuo	[28]
	Ren'ai Shōsetsu ("Love Story")	Satoshi Kubo (young)	[29]
	Install	Kazuyoshi Aoki	[30]
	Survive Style 5+	Keiichi Kobayashi	[31]
2005	Zoo		[32]
	The Great Yokai War	Tadashi Ino	[33]
2007	Big Man Japan	Warabe-no-jū	[34]
2008	Into the Faraway Sky	Ryūnosuke Kusunoki	[35]
	Little DJ: Chiisana Koi no Monogatari	Tarō Takano	[36]
2009	20th Century Boys 3: Redemption	Katsumata	[37]
2012	SPEC: Heaven[38]	Ninomae Jūichi	[39]
	The Kirishima Thing	Ryōya Maeda	[40]
2013	SPEC: Close	Ninomae Jūichi	[39]
2014	Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno	Seta Sōjirō	[41]
	Rurouni Kenshin: The Legend Ends	Seta Sōjirō	[42]
	As the Gods Will	Takeru Amaya	[43]
2015	Bakuman	Akito Takagi	[44]
	Poison Berry in My Brain	Ishibashi	[45]
2016	Sun	Tetsuhiko Okudera	[46]
	Too Young To Die!	Daisuke	[47]
2017	March Comes in Like a Lion	Rei Kiriyama	[48]
	March Goes Out Like a Lamb	Rei Kiriyama	[48]
	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable	Koichi Hirose	[48]
	Tales of Chigasaki[49]	Jun'ichi Miyaji	[50]
2019	Fortuna's Eye	Shin'ichiro Kiyama	[51]
	Murders at the House of Death	Yuzuru Hamura	[51]
2020	Last Letter	Kyōshirō Otosaka (young)	[52]
2021	Rurouni Kenshin: The Final	Seta Sōjirō	[53]
	The Great Yokai War: Guardians	Katō	[54]
2022	Noise	Shin'ichirō Moriya	[55]
	xxxHolic	Kimihiro Watanuki	[56]
	Yokaipedia	Antiquarian bookshop owner	[57]
	Dr. Coto's Clinic 2022[58]	Ryūichi Sugimoto	[59]
2023	We're Broke, My Lord!	Matsudaira Koshirō	[60]
	Godzilla Minus One	Kōichi Shikishima	[61]

Animation

Year	Title	Role	Ref(s)
2001	Spirited Away	Boh	[62]
2003	Kirikou and the Sorceress	Kirikou	[63]
2004	Howl's Moving Castle	Markl	[64]
2006	Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur 2006	Piisuke	[65]
	Hoshi o Katta Hi	Nona	[66]
2008	Piano Forest	Shūhei Amamiya	[67]
2009	Summer Wars	Kenji Koiso	[68]
2010	Arrietty	Sho	[69]
2011	The Princess and the Pilot	Charles Karino	[70][71]
2016	Your Name	Taki Tachibana	[48]
2017	Mary and the Witch's Flower	Peter	[52]
2019	Weathering with You	Taki Tachibana	[72]
2020	Doraemon: Nobita's New Dinosaur	Piisuke (Archive voice from 2006 film)
2021	The Crocodile That Lived for 100 Days	Crocodile	[73]
2021	Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time	Shinji Ikari (Adulthood)	[74]
2022	Suzume	Tomoya Serizawa	[75]

Television

Live-action

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Year	Title	Role	Network	Notes	Ref(s)
1999	Good News	Naoya	TBS		[76]
2000	Aoi Tokugawa Sandai	Gorōtamaru	NHK	Taiga drama	[77]
	Namida o Fuite	Ryota Fuchigami	Fuji TV		[78]
	Quiz		TBS	Main Role	[79]
	The Woman of S.R.I. Season 2	Yusuke	TV Asahi	Episode 2	[80][81]
	Tekkoki Mikazuki	Fuo Iwado (young)	Fuji TV	Episode 6	[82]
2001	Kamen Rider Agito	Overlord of Darkness (young) Overload of Light (young)	TV Asahi	Dual role	[83]
	Doctor/Kranke	Kenta Oikawa	BS Fuji		[84][85]
	Hamidashi Keiji Jonetsu Kei Season 6	Sakanuma Ryo	TV Asahi	Episodes 6 and 20	[86]
	Maria	Kondo Masashi	TBS	Episode 7	[87]
	Mukodono!	Arai Tsutomu	Fuji TV		[88]
	Shingo Mama Drama Special Ooh Will Save the World	Ken	Fuji TV		[89]
2002	Psycho Doctor	Kitamura Kenta	NTV	Episode 6	[90]
	Tantei Kazoku	Tanaka Taro	NTV		[91]
	Wedding Planner	Terashima Taku	Fuji TV		[92]
	Omiya	Seiichiro	NHK		[93]
	Kanojotachi no Christmas		KTV	3. Fun family trip	[94]