Daisuke Miyagawa

Daisuke Miyagawa ( Japanese 宮 川 大 輔 , Miyagawa Daisuke ; born September 16, 1972 in Kyōto , Kyoto Prefecture ) is a Japanese comedian, actor and presenter . He is known for many appearances in various television series. As the moderator of Sekai no Hate made ItteQ! it regularly generates over 20 million viewers.

Career

Miyagawa has been on Japanese television since 1986. At that time he played a supporting role in the series Sekai Fushigi Hakken! . This was followed by other roles in television series, including cameo appearances, but also roles in major film productions such as The Great Japanese - Dainipponjin . He is also a presenter for the station Nippon Terebi Hōsōmō . The program Sekai no Hate made ItteQ! regularly generates high audience numbers. Miyagawa travels the world in this format and faces various challenges.

In March 2015 he took part in Stefan Raab 's 2015 Wok World Championship .

cinemamovies

• 1996: Kishiwada Shōnen Gurentai: Boys Be Ambitious ( 岸 和田 少年 愚 連隊  BOYS BE AMBITIOUS)
• 1996: Sasurai no Troublebuster ( さ す ら い の ト ラ ブ ル バ ス タ ー , Sasurai no Toraburubasutā )
• 1999: Tsudoi ( 集 い )
• 2007: Pachiki! Love & Peace ( パ ッ チ ギ!  LOVE & PEACE)
• 2007: The Great Japanese - Dainipponjin ( 大 日本人 , Dainipponjin )
• 2007: Mizutamari ( 水 た ま り )
• 2007: Ii Onna ni wa Un ga Aru ( い い オ ン ナ に は 運 が あ る )
• 2008: Gachi Boy ( ガ チ ☆ ボ ー イ , Gachi Bōi )
• 2008: Casino
• 2008: Kakushitoride no San'akunin: The Last Princess ( 隠 し 砦 の 三 悪 人  THE LAST PRINCESS)
• 2008: Sakura no Inrō ( 桜 と 印 籠 )
• 2008: Sai no Mezaka ( 賽 ノ 目 坂 )
• 2008: Casino 2
• 2009: Drop ( ド ロ ッ プ , Duroppu )
• 2009: Kafū o Machiwabite ( カ フ ー を 待 ち わ び て )
• 2010: Saraba Itoshi no Daitōryō ( さ ら ば 愛 し の 大 統領 )
• 2010: Ghost: Mō Ichido Dakishimetai ( ゴ ー ス ト も う い ち ど 抱 き し め た い , Gōsuto: ~ )
• 2011: Manzai Gang ( 漫 才 ギ ャ ン グ , Manzai Gyangu )
• 2014: Oh! Father ( オ ー! フ ァ ー ザ ー , Ō! Fāzā )
• 2015: Z Island ( Ｚ ア イ ラ ン ド , Z Airando )

Web links

• Daisuke Miyagawa in theInternet Movie Database(English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Augsburger Allgemeine : Stefan Raab even has competition from Japan today , accessed on March 14, 2015.