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Kento Hayashi

Kento Hayashi

Actor · Born 1990-12-06 · Otsu, Shiga, Japan

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Biography

Kento Hayashi (林遣都 Hayashi Kento, born 6 December 1990) is a Japanese actor. He has appeared in more than thirty films since 2007.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Dark Side of Dimensions (2016) — Aigami (voice)
  2. Lesson of the Evil (2012) — Masahiko Maejima
  3. maboroshi (2023) — Tokimune Kikuiri (voice)
  4. Cafe Funiculi Funicula (2018) — Goro Katada
  5. The Miracles of the Namiya General Store (2017) — Katsuro Matsuoka
  6. Hold Me Back (2020) — Tada
  7. Human Vapor (2026) — Fujita
  8. Erased (2016) — Jun Shiratori
  9. Parade (2010) — Satoru
  10. Hibana: Spark (2016) — Tokunaga
  11. Vivant (2023) — Suguru Nogi
  12. Ossan's Love (2018) — Ryōta Maki
  13. High & Low The Movie (2016) — Hyuga Norihisa
  14. Parasite in Love (2021) — Kosaka Kengo
  15. In the Wake (2021) — Tomohiko Hasuda
  16. Ushijima the Loan Shark (2012) — Jun Ogawa
  17. HiGH&LOW The Movie 2: End of Sky (2017) — Norihisa Hyuga
  18. DIVE!! (2008) — Tomoki Sakai
  19. A Flower Aflame (2016) — Kiyohiko Amemiya
  20. ST: Aka to Shiro no Sôsa File the Movie (2015) — Sosuke Ikeda
  21. Bitter Sweet (2016) — Nagisa Katayama
  22. Kyojo (2020) — Kazumichi Hirata(平田 和道)
  23. Feel the Wind (2009) — Kakeru Kurahara
  24. HiGH&LOW The Movie 3: Final Mission (2017) — Norihisa Hyuga
  25. Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit (2016) — Shuga
  26. Road To High & Low (2016) — Norihisa Hyuga
  27. Ossan's Love: Love or Dead (2019) — 牧 凌太
  28. Our Sister's Soulmate (2020) — Manato Yoshioka
  29. Legal V (2018) — Keita Aoshima
  30. Strawberry Night (2010)
  31. Cherry Boys (2018) — Shinichi Kunimori
  32. The Battery (2007) — Takumi Harada
  33. Arakawa Under the Bridge (2012) — Riku
  34. Good Morning Show (2016) — Koji Matsuoka
  35. Fist & Faith (2017)
  36. Shinigami-kun (2014)
  37. Arakawa Under the Bridge (2011) — Riku
  38. ST MPD Scientific Investigation Squad (2014)
  39. Rise Up (2009) — Ko Tsuyazaki
  40. I Didn't Love You Because I Was a Family, But I Loved You as a Family (2023) — Shuji Onodera