Born in 1996, Hokkaido. He won the Grand Prix at the 28th Junon Super Boy Contest in 2015.
He made his first starring role and acting debut in "Kamen Rider Ghost" (EX) in 2016. Subsequently, he appeared in the dramas "Holiday Love," "Stay Tuned!" He appeared regularly in "My Love My Baker" (dTV) and "Tokyo MPD - From Zero to Hero," for two years in a row, as well as "A Devil & Her Love Song" (Hulu) and "I'm a Groom and So Are They" (Hulu). He has also appeared in TV commercials for Thirty-One Ice Cream and Steak Palace as well as in films such as "Aiuta - Yakusoku no Nakuhito," "Mirai e no Katachi," and "Brave - Gunsei Senki -." He has also appeared in "The Rise and Fall of the Japanese Government." He is expanding his career as an actor with five movies and dramas waiting to be released.

He drew immediate attention in his first TV appearance in a variety show in 2019 with his good looks.
In March 2020, he was appointed as Sega's 60th anniversary project ambassador. He made his acting debut as "Sega Shiro," appearing in commercials and on the web.
In the third commercial, he co-starred with the popular character "Segashiro Sanshiro" played by his father Hiroshi Fujioka, their first father-son collaboration.
In September of the same year, he began appearing on "I LOVE Minna no Dobutsuen" (NTV) in a popular segment about dogs in Japan.
Currently appearing as part of the program family. He has appeared in many variety and information programs. He is popular among women and has appeared in many women's fashion magazines such as "ar," "mini," "ViVi," and "JUNON." He is also a model for the popular apparel brand "HYSTERIC GLAMOUR," highlighting his long arms and legs.
He has been appearing in commercials for New Japan Enex since January 2021, and will appear in the movie "Masked Rider Beyond Generations," which opens in theaters on December 17.
The announcement that he would be playing the role of "Takeshi Hongo / Masked Rider No. 1," the second generation of a father and son to play the same role in over 50 years, has received huge attention on TV, magazines, on the web, and in many other media, making him an actor to keep an eye on.

Para swimmer/TikToker
Born in 1997, he was injured in a motorcycle accident in January 2019, resulting in an amputation below his right knee.
He started para-swimming less than half a year after the surgery and attracted a lot of attention when he broke the Japanese records in the 400m freestyle and 100m breaststroke.
His hobbies include fashion, skateboarding, and snowboarding.
Most recently, he competed in the 200m freestyle, 200m breaststroke, and 100m breaststroke at the 2022 Para Swimming World Championships in Berlin.
He has broken Asian records in the 400m individual medley and 800m freestyle.

After forming the heavy metal band CACOPHONY, he joined MEGADETH in 1990. The band became a mega-selling act with his support in its peak period and became a quitarist with enthusiastic fans all over the world. He became a connoisseur of Japan as he visited Japan on live tours, and learned Japanese through correspondence courses. After leaving MEGADETH, he moved his base from LA to Tokyo in 2004.
From 2005, he appeared regularly as the main MC on the legendary rock variety show "Hebi Meta-san" (TV Tokyo). Since 2007, "ROCK FUJIYAMA," a sequel to the show, has been aired on YouTube and is still receiving positive feedback from around the world.
From 2006 to 2008, he was the image character of the Japan Iron and Steel Federation.
He has since appeared on numerous NHK and commercial TV programs, and has been a regular contributor to magazines and newspapers, and published his first book in 2008, "I love it! J-POP: That's Why I Came to Japan" was published and became a bestseller. In the same year, he appeared in the movie "Gugu datte Neko de Neko de Aru," co-starring Kyoko Koizumi. While demonstrating his talent as a super guitarist and one-of-a-kind Japan lover, he is also a composer, and music producer. He appears in events, TV, radio, TV commercials, and movies, transcending borders and industry boundaries.
In 2017, he was appointed as a Japanese Heritage Ambassador by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, and is active as a multi-talented artist in cultural activities to introduce Japan at home and abroad!

Debuted in Shochiku Studio films & became a hero in "Masked Rider".
He has starred in numerous movies, including "Sinking of Japan," "Death of the Beast," and "Samurai in the Sky,"
"Katsu Kaishu," "Shiroi Kiba," "Tokuso Saizensen," "Asuka," "Hiroshi Fujioka, Tanken Series" and many others.
He has led the movie industry as an action actor who performs the action scenes himself.
In 1984, he was selected for the lead role in the Hollywood movie "SF Sword Kill," and was cast in the lead role in the movie "The Last Airbender" (1985).
Became a member of the Screen Actors Guild (Screen Actors Guild of America) and has a close friendship with the Hollywood community.
He is also known as a martial arts expert who has performed in serious combat overseas and is well versed in judo, karate, katana-do (swordsmanship), koutaido (self-defense), and all other martial arts.
He has been involved in relief and support activities in conflict zones and refugee camps in dozens of countries around the world, as well as in Japan.
His role as Honda Tadakatsu in the 2016 NHK Taiga Drama "Sanadamaru" drew wide attention & praise.
He also played the lead role in the movie "Masked Rider No. 1," which was released in March of the same year.
The DVD/Blu-ray became a number one best-seller in the movie category.
In 2020, he will celebrate the 55th anniversary of his career in show business, and has appeared in commercials for Softbank, Town Work, and Lotte & Calbee.
Since 2021, he has appeared in commercials for Nissin Yakisoba UFO.
He also celebrated the 50th anniversary of the broadcast of Masked Rider and appeared in the movie "Super Hero Senki".
He appeared as "Takeru Hongo" playing the same role in three different eras: Showa, Heisei, and Reiwa in 2021.

Born in Japan,1985. Started making films in junior high school.
Graduated from Hosei University. Currently working as a director at Dentsu Creative X.
In 2018, he won the SSFF&ASIA Cinematic Tokyo award for "Tokyo Comet."