Koichi Sato

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'''Kou Shibasaki''' was born on August 5, [[1981]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan. Her real name is [[Yukie Yamamura]], and she changed her name to reflect her favorite [[manga]] character. She began her career when she was 14 and was discovered by a star agent and has since worked in many commercials and television shows. She also broke into the music world in [[2002]] when she released her first song, Trust my Feelings.
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'''Koichi Sato''' was born on December 10, [[1960]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan under the star sign of Sagittarius. Koichi Sato is the actor son of famous father actor [[Mikuni Rentarou]].
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== TV Show Filmography ==
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== Awards for Koichi Sato ==
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* [[Dr Koto - Shinryoujo]] 2006 as Hoshino Ayaka (2006)
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=== Awards of the Japanese Academy ===
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* [[Orange Days as Hagio Sae]] (2004)
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* [[Dr Koto - Shinryoujo]] as Hoshino Ayaka (2003)
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* [[Good Luck!!]] as Ogawa Ayumi (2003)
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* [[Renai Hensachi]] (2002)
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* [[Sora Kara Furu Ichioku no Hoshi]] as Mizashita Yuki (2002)
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* [[Yume no California]] as Ooba Kotomi (2002)
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* [[Let's Go Nagata-cho]] (2001)
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* [[FACE ~ mishiranu koibito]] (2001)
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== TV Show Theme Songs ==
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* 2007- Nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in [[The Uchôten Hoteru]] (2006)
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* 2004- Won Best Supporting Actor for his role in [[Mibu gishi den]] (2003)
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* 2001- Won Best Supporting Actor for his role in [[Whiteout]] (2000)
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* 1995- Won Best Actor for his role in [[Chushingura gaiden yotsuya kaidan]] (1994)
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* 1984- Nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in [[Gyoei no mure]] (1983) and also for [[Nihonkai daikaisen: Umi yukaba]] (1983)
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* 1982- Won Newcomer of the Year for his role in [[Seishun no mon]] (1981)
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* Hito Koi Meguri theme song for [[Sunadokei]] (2007)
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=== Blue Ribbon Awards ===
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* Invitation theme song for [[Taiyou no Uta]] (2006)
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* Kage theme song for [[Byakuyakou]] (2006)
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* Katachi Aru Mono theme song for [[Sekai no Chuushin de, Ai wo Sakebu]] (2004)
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* Omoide dake de wa tsurasugiru for [[Dr Koto - Shinryoujo]] (2003)
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* Nemurenai Yoru wa Nemuranai Yume o theme song for [[Egao no Hosoku]] (2003)
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== Movies filmography ==
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* 2003- Won Best Actor for his role in [[KT]] (2002)
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* 1982- Won Best New Actor for his role in [[Seishun no mon]] (1981)
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=== Mainichi Film Concours ===
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* [[Maiko Haaaan!!!]] (2007)
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* 2007- Won Best Actor for his role in [[Yuki ni negau koto]] (2005)
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* [[Dororo]] (2007) as Dororo
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* [[Nihon chinbotsu]] (2006)
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=== Nikkan Sports Film Awards ===
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* [[Kiraware Matsuko no Isshou]] (2006)
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* [[Kenchou no Hoshi]] (2006)
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* [[Hokuto no Ken]] (voice) (2005)
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* [[Maison de Himiko]] (2005)
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* [[Sekai no Chuushin de Ai o Sakebu]] (2004)
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* [[Chakushin Ari]] / One Missed Call (2004)
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* [[Yomigaeri]] (2003)
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* [[Drive]] (2002)
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* [[Kewaishi]] (2002)
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* [[Soundtrack]] (2001)
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* [[Battle Royale]] - Survival Program Go! (2001)
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* [[Kakashi]] (2001)
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* [[Battle Royale]] (2000)
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* [[Tokyo Trash Baby]] (2000)
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* [[Tokyo Raiders]] (2000)
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== Cover Model ==
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* 1994- Won Best Actor for his role in [[Chushingura gaiden yotsuya kaidan]] (1994)
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=== Tokyo International Film Festival ===
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* Epson EMP-TWD1 Projector (2005)
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* 2005- Won Best Actor Award for his role in [[Yuki ni negau koto]] (2005)
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=== Yokohama Film Festival ===
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== External Links ==
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* 1995- Won Best Supporting Actor for his role in [[Tokarefu]] (1994)
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* [http://www.stardust.co.jp/rooms/kou/ Official Website]
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== Television filmography ==
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[[Category:Japanese actors]]
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* [[Karei-naru Ichizoku]] (2007)
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* [[Suppli]] (2006)
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* [[Kemonomichi]] (2006)
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* [[Climber's High]] (2005)
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* [[Pride]] (2004)
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* [[Shinsengumi]] (2004)
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* [[Kougen e Irasshai]] (2003)
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* [[Tengoku e no Kaidan]] (2002)
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* [[Chuushingura 1/47]] (2001)
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* [[Aru Hi, Arashi no you ni]] (2001)
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* [[Tenki-yoho no koibito]] (2000)
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* [[Dokushin seikatsu]] (1999)
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* [[Africa no yoru]] (1999)
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* [[Tabloid]] (1998)
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* [[Tsubasa wo Kudasai!]] (1996)
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* [[Koibito yo]] (1995)
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* [[Koi mo ni dome nara]] (1995)
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* [[Yokohama shinju]] (1994)
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* [[Homura Tatsu]] (1994)
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* [[Subarashiki kana jinsei]] (1993)
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* [[Kou Kou Kyoushi]] (1993)
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* [[Homura Tatsu]] (1993)
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* [[Shinai naru mono e]] (1992)
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* [[Tobuga Gotoku]] (1990)
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== Movie filmography ==
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* [[Smile Seiya no Kiseki]] (2007)
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* [[Sukiyaki Western Django]] (2007)
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* [[Youki na Gang ga Chikyuu wo Mawasu]] (2006)
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* [Starfish Hotel]] (2006)
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* [[The Uchouten Hotel]] (2006)
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* [[Kurai Tokoro de Machiawase]] (2006)
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* [[Umineco]] (2005)
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* [[Yuki ni negau koto / What the Snow Brings]] (2005)
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* [[Bokoku no Igisu]] / Aegis (2005)
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* [[Kansen]] / Infection (2004)
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* Makai Tensho]] / Samurai Resurrection (2003)
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* [[Mibu Gishi Den]] / When the Last Sword Is Drawn (2003)
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* [[ROCKERS (2003)
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* [[Utsutsu]] (2002)
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* [[KT]] (2002)
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* [[Inugami]] (2001)
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* [[Shin Jingi Naki Tatakai] / Another Battle (2000)
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* [[Whiteout]] (2000)
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* [[Kao]] (2000)
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[[Category:Japanese Actor]]

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Koichi Sato was born on December 10, 1960 in Tokyo, Japan under the star sign of Sagittarius. Koichi Sato is the actor son of famous father actor Mikuni Rentarou.

Contents

Awards for Koichi Sato

Awards of the Japanese Academy

Blue Ribbon Awards

  • 2003- Won Best Actor for his role in KT (2002)
  • 1982- Won Best New Actor for his role in Seishun no mon (1981)

Mainichi Film Concours

Nikkan Sports Film Awards

Tokyo International Film Festival

Yokohama Film Festival

  • 1995- Won Best Supporting Actor for his role in Tokarefu (1994)

Television filmography

Movie filmography

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