Hidenori Tokuyama

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Hidenori Tokuyama
徳山秀典
Japanese Pop, Rock song
Instrument(s)Vocals, guitar
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Hidenori Tokuyama (徳山 秀典, Tokuyama Hidenori, born January 30, 1982) is a Japanese actor and singer. A fan of

Kamen Rider KickHopper in Kamen Rider Kabuto and Hiroto Sutō/Go-on Gold in Engine Sentai Go-onger
.

Biography

Born Hidenori Koyanagi (小柳 秀典, Koyanagi Hidenori) in

JVC Entertainment agency and left in 2008 March. Now, he has joined M2 Music and is the vocalist of the band "eroica". In 1999, he debuted as a singer with "Afureru Omoi" which was produced by Kenichi Kurosawa. His most famous singles are the two opening songs of Gensoumaden Saiyuuki
.

Filmography

Drama and series

Stage Musical

Films

Anime

  • Gensoumaden Saiyuuki
     (2000), Tongpu

Original video

  • Gakkou Kaidan (Takahashi Yousuke) – Norowareta kioku (1998), Yamagishi Ryouichi

Stage

Radio

  • On the Way Comedy 道草 (2007, January, JFN)
  • CozyShell (moon size na Yaroudomo) (2000)

CM

Books

  • Tokuyama Hidenori Sueter Book (2000)
    ISBN 4-529-03478-X
  • Tokuyama Hidenori MULTIPLE CHARACTER – photo book (2007)　
    ISBN 4-86010-211-8
  • Hitotsu no kokoro no ikutsu ka no sakebi (2010)　
  • Tokuyama Hidenori shashin-shū little ゛ y ゛ ear (2012)

Discography

Singles

  • "Afureru Omoi" (1999)
    1. Afureru Omoi
    2. Tsutaeru Kimochi
    3. Afureru Omoi (Instrumental)
  • "huckleberry" (1999)
    1. huckleberry
    2. Touch Me
    3. huckleberry (Instrumental)
  • "Close To Me" (2002)
    1. Close To Me
    2. Lover's Kitchen (Single Version)
    3. Close To Me (Instrumental)
  • "FOR REAL" (2000)
    1. FOR REAL
    2. FOR REAL(Piano Version)
    3. FOR REAL(Guitar Version)
    4. FOR REAL(Instrumental)
  • "STILL TIME" (2000)
    1. STILL TIME
    2. BLUE
    3. STILL TIME (Instrumental)
  • "Sotsugyou" (2001)
    1. Sotsugyou
    2. That's a Fact
    3. Sotsugyou (Instrumental)
  • "Propose / Ai no Mama Eien ni" (2011)
    1. Propose
    2. Ai no Mama Eien ni
    3. Propose(Instrumental)
    4. Ai no Mama Eien ni(Instrumental)
  • "Sore wa Zenbu "Ai" Datta / I can't stop my heart" (2012)
    1. Sore wa Zenbu "Ai" Datta
    2. I can't stop my heart
    3. Sore wa Zenbu "Ai" Datta(Instrumental)
    4. I can't stop my heart(Instrumental)
  • "Bokura no Michi / Ano Hi no Kimi ni" (2013)
    1. Bokura no Michi
    2. Ano Hi no Kimi ni
    3. Bokura no Michi(Instrumental)
    4. Ano Hi no Kimi ni(Instrumental)

Albums

  • One 17th (2000)
    1. Spinning Wheel
    2. huckleberry　(Album Version)
    3. Tsutaeru Kimochi (Album Version)
    4. Lover's Kitchen
    5. Love Letter
    6. Close To Me
    7. No,Say Good－Bye
    8. Throw Away
    9. Sleepless Night
    10. Nichijyou
    11. Afureru Omoi (Album Version)
  • REAL TIME (2001)
    1. DRIVE
    2. FOR REAL
    3. BLUE (Album Version)
    4. PURE
    5. Kidukeyo
    6. STILL TIME
    7. Ha－Ha
    8. Sotsugyou
    9. Happy Birthday
    10. Itsumo sobani
  • score BeAt (2007)
    1. WITH YOU!
    2. LIFE
    3. White night
    4. eve
  • Aiuta (愛唄, 2009)
    1. GIFT
    2. Silent Night
    3. Daiji na Hito (大事なヒト)
    4. miss you
    5. FakeRing
  • puresoul (2012)
    1. everyday
    2. Take it easy
    3. Ai no Mama Eien ni
    4. I can't stop my heart
    5. Close to dream
    6. Sore wa Zenbu "Ai" Datta
    7. Break open
    8. Love is... feat.KoN
    9. Shunkashuto
    10. Purpose

eroica

  • Knows the pain (2008)
    1. Dead or die
    2. Bounce High
    3. Ever free
    4. Reverberations
    5. Knows the pain
  • Stray Child
    1. Sky Gravitation
    2. String
    3. No Way
    4. Future
    5. Half of one's body

In popular culture

References

  1. ^ "Live-Action GTO Revival Special Confirms 6 Returning 1998 Cast Members". Anime News Network. February 22, 2024. Archived from the original on February 24, 2024. Retrieved February 25, 2024.
  2. ^ "26年ぶり！「GTO リバイバル」に池内博之、山崎裕太、窪塚洋介らが再集結". Comic Natalie (in Japanese). February 23, 2024. Archived from the original on February 25, 2024. Retrieved February 25, 2024.
  3. ^ "Thanatos Boxing Manga Gets Live-Action Film". Anime News Network. April 27, 2011. Retrieved July 31, 2015.

External links

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