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Mantaro Koichi

Mantaro Koichi

Actor · Born 1969-02-15 · Osaka, Japan

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Biography

Mantarō Koichi (小市 慢太郎 , Koichi Mantarō), born on February 15, 1969 in Osaka, is a Japanese actor. He occasionally does voice work for anime and TV dramas. He's affiliated with Gekidan M.O.P., an agency that mostly assigns work for live action movies and TV series. His bloodtype is B.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Rurouni Kenshin Part II: Kyoto Inferno (2014) — Toshiyoshi Kawaji
  2. Rurouni Kenshin Part III: The Legend Ends (2014) — Toshiyoshi Kawaji
  3. Fukushima 50 (2020) — Chairman of Japanese Nuclear Safety Commission
  4. Reincarnation (2005) — Yamanaka Producer
  5. The Hidden Blade (2004)
  6. The Hours of My Life (2014) — Akio Sawada
  7. Radiance (2017) — Sano
  8. Galileo (2007) — Hiroshi Kamimura
  9. Hero (2001) — Yagi
  10. Perfect World (2018)
  11. Colors of Wind (2018) — Kitta
  12. Ghost Theater (2015) — Gota Nishikino
  13. The Files of Young Kindaichi (2022) — Ken Izumaru
  14. AIBOU: Tokyo Detective Duo (2002)
  15. Nobunaga Concerto (2014) — Yoshikage Asakura
  16. Kiss that Kills (2018) — Gunji Arai
  17. MR.BRAIN (2009)
  18. Platonic Sex (2001)
  19. My Friend "A" (2018) — President Kawashima
  20. Ryōmaden (2010)
  21. A Long Goodbye (2019)
  22. Karaoke Terror (2003)
  23. Ekeb of Dekye (2010) — Kenzo Furuyama
  24. Wave, Listen to Me! (2023) — Kureko Katsumi
  25. We're Both Grooms (2022) — Seto Takeshi
  26. CRISIS: Special Security Squad (2017)
  27. 99.9 Criminal Lawyer (2016) — Inaba
  28. The End of Summer (2013)
  29. Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit (2016) — The Cooles
  30. The Sun Does Not Move (2020) — Miura
  31. Antenna (2004) — Shigenobu
  32. Gassoh (2015)
  33. Mellow (2020) — Furukawa Sakon
  34. The Summit: A Chronicle Of Stones to Serenity (2009) — Kinjiro Okano
  35. A Samurai Chronicle (2014)
  36. Two People Who Can't Fall in Love (2022)
  37. Suits (2018) — Yukio Karashima
  38. Unmet: Diary of a Neurosurgeon (2024) — Takami Takeshi
  39. Concent (2002) — Yamagishi
  40. Tokyo Refugees (2014) — Kobayakawa