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Go Morita

Go Morita

Actor · Born 1979-02-20 · Saitama, Japan

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Biography

Morita Go, born in Kasukabe, Saitama, is a Japanese singer, actor, and TV host. He was part of the band V6 and of Johnny & Associates. He ended his activities in V6 and left Johnny's & Associates on November 1, 2021. He is married to the actress Miyazawa Rie. He and his wife have opened a new agency called MOSS on November 2, 2021.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Himeanole (2016) — Shoichi Morita
  2. Dragons of Wonderhatch (2023)
  3. Prior Convictions (2022) — Makoto Kudo
  4. The Queen of Lunchtime Cuisine (2002) — Shuji
  5. Hold Up Down (2005) — Masaru Hiramatsu
  6. Informa (2023) — Saeki
  7. Hard Luck Hero (2003) — Kenji Fujita
  8. Lust in the Rain (2024) — Imori
  9. The Fallen Angel (2010) — Chuya Nakahara
  10. Hello, Detective Hedgehog (2017) — Kyusaku Kogure
  11. Between the White Key and the Black Key (2023) — Mysterious Man
  12. Cosmic Rescue -The Moonlight Generations- (2003) — Nanjou Satoshi
  13. The God of Risk (2015) — Minoru Yuki
  14. RIDE ON TIME (2018) — Self
  15. Kuitan (2006) — Ryosuke Noda
  16. NHK Kōhaku Uta-Gassen (1951) — Self - Performer (V6)
  17. PU- PU- PU- (1998) — Tange Hayato
  18. DEATH DAYS (2022)
  19. V6 Live Tour 2007 Voyager -Towards Our Future- (2008) — Self
  20. V6 LIVE TOUR 2008 VIBES (2009) — Self
  21. V6 ASIA TOUR 2010 in JAPAN READY? (2010) — Self
  22. V6 live tour 2011 Sexy.Honey.Bunny! (2012) — Self
  23. V6 LIVE TOUR 2013 “Oh! My! Goodness!” (2013) — Self
  24. V6 LIVE TOUR 2015 -SINCE 1995〜FOREVER- (2016) — Self
  25. V6 LIVE TOUR 2017 The ONES (2018) — Self
  26. For the 25th anniversary (2020) — Self
  27. LIVE TOUR V6 groove at Saitama (2021) — Self
  28. The War of Announcers (2023) — Wada Nobukata
  29. The Winds of God (2005)
  30. 劇場版 アナウンサーたちの戦争 (2024)
  31. 台風23号 (2024)
  32. The Wife is 3 Stars (2001) — Shinjo Satoru
  33. Gekidan Engimono (2004)
  34. V no Honoo (1995) — Hayashi / Morita
  35. Mission V6 (2010) — Self
  36. Let's Go to School! (1997)