Gaku Hamada (濱田 岳, Hamada Gaku, born 28 June 1988) is a Japanese film and television actor. He was a regular cast member of Fuji TV's Operation Love, appearing in all 11 episodes broadcast in 2007 and the 2008 special, and receiving an award for his role. He has made numerous other TV appearances.

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Gaku Hamada
濱田 岳
Gaku Hamada at the 32nd Tokyo International Film Festival in 2019
Born	(1988-06-28) 28 June 1988 (age 34) Tokyo, Japan
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1998–present
Agent	Stardust Promotion
Height	1.60 m (5 ft 3 in)
Spouse	Miyuki Koizumi ​ (m. 2011)​

Filmography

Television

• Hitoribocchi no Kimi ni as Hibino Yudai (TBS, 1998)
• Heisei Meoto Jawan (NTV, 2000)
• Zoku Heisei Meoto Jawan (NTV, 2002)
• Kinpachi-sensei 7 as Kano Shintaro (TBS, 2004)
• Taiyo no Uta as Kato Haruo (TBS, 2006)
• Teppan Shoujo Akane!! as Hamada Shingo (TBS, 2006, ep2)
• Kanojo to no Tadashii Asobikata as Mizuno Hideaki (TV Asahi, 2007)
• Sumire no Hana Saku Koro as Takai Yusuke (NHK, 2007)
• Loss Time Life Wife of a Mob Member (Fuji TV, 2008, Story 7)
• Hachimitsu to Clover as Rokutaro (Fuji TV, 2008, ep 8,11)
• Taiyo to Umi no Kyoshitsu (Fuji TV, 2008)
• 33pun Tantei (Fuji TV, 2008, ep4)
• Nene: Onna Taikōki (TV Tokyo, 2009) – Toyotomi Hidetsugu
• Chance! (Fuji TV, 2009)
• Ueno Juri to Itsutsu no Kaban Aruasa, Hinata wa Totsuzen ni (Wowow, 2009)
• Samurai High School - ep04 (NTV, 2009)
• Code Blue Season 2 - ep03 (Man whose body pierce by Ski) (Fuji TV, 2010)
• Taro no To (NHK, 2011) – young Tarō Okamoto
• Gunshi Kanbei (NHK, 2014) – Kuriyama Zenzuke[1]
• Aoi Honō (TV Tokyo, 2014) – Toshio Okada
• Hero (Fuji TV, 2014)
• Nobunaga Concerto (Fuji TV, 2014) – Tokugawa Ieyasu
• Tsuribaka Nisshi (TV Tokyo, 2015) – Hama-chan
• Totto TV (NHK, 2016) – Ijūin
• Warotenka (NHK, 2017) – Fūta Takei
• Solitary Gourmet (TV Tokyo, 2017) – Hama-chan
• In Hand (TBS, 2019)
• Earwig and the Witch (NHK, 2020) – Thomas (voice)
• The Supporting Actors 3 (TV Tokyo, 2021) – Himself
• Awaiting Kirin (NHK, 2021) – Kuroda Kanbei[1]
• Come Come Everybody (NHK, 2021) – Santa Tachibana[2]
• Shin Shinchō Kōki (NTV, 2022) – Kanbei Kuroda[3]
• First Love (Netflix, 2022)[4]
• Kamen Rider Black Sun (Amazon Prime Video, 2022) – Whale Monster[5]

Films

• Ultraman Tiga & Ultraman Dyna & Ultraman Gaia: Battle in Hyperspace (1999)
• Shiroi Fune (2002)
• The Star of Prefecture Government (2006)
• Catch a Wave (2006)
• Aoi uta - Nodo jiman Seishun hen (2006)
• Sugar & Spice: Fuumi Zekka (2006)
• Ahiru Kamo no Coin Locker (2007)
• Fish Story (2009)
• Kamogawa Horumo (2009)
• A Good Husband (2010)[6]
• Robo-G (2012)
• See you tomorrow, everyone (2013)
• The Eternal Zero (2013)
• Sake-Bomb (2013)
• A Boy Called H (2013)
• Lady Maiko (2014)
• In His Chart 2 (2014)
• The Great Shu Ra Ra Boom (2014)
• Miss Hokusai (2015) – Zenjirō Ikeda (voice)
• Tensai Bakavon: Yomigaeru Flanders no Inu (2015)
• Hero (2015) – Daisuke Uno
• Good Morning Show (2016)
• Nobunaga Concerto (2016) – Tokugawa Ieyasu
• Himeanole (2016) – Susumu Okada
• If Cats Disappeared From the World (2016) – Tsutaya
• The Magnificent Nine (2016) – Narrator
• One Piece Film: Gold (2016) – Tanaka (voice)
• Honnō-ji Hotel (2017) – Mori Ranmaru
• Pokémon the Movie: Everyone's Story (2018)
• Masquerade Hotel (2019)
• Samurai Shifters (2019)
• The 47 Ronin in Debt (2019) – Ōtaka Gengo
• The Hikita's Are Expecting! (2019) – Sugiura
• A Beloved Wife (2020) – Sugiura
• Good-Bye (2020) – Nobuhiko Kiyokawa
• The Confidence Man JP: Episode of the Princess (2020) – Eugene
• Ora, Ora Be Goin' Alone (2020)
• The Supporting Actors: The Movie (2021) – Himself[7]
• Every Trick in the Book (2021) – Horinouchi[8]
• Shrieking in the Rain (2021) – Kaneko[9]
• What to Do with the Dead Kaiju? (2022) – Masahiko Amane[10]
• Deemo: Memorial Keys (2022) – Mirai (voice)[11]
• Tombi: Father and Son (2022)[12]
• Homestay (2022)[13]
• 7 Secretaries: The Movie (2022)[14]
• Yudō (2023) – Gorō Miura[15]

Awards

• 11th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix (Apr-Jun 2007): Best Supporting Actor for his performance in Operation Love.[16]

Notes

External links

• Gaku Hamada at IMDb
• 濱田岳 はまだ・がく. Allcinema] (in Japanese). Retrieved 12 November 2009.
• 濱田岳. Japanese Movie Database (in Japanese). Retrieved 12 November 2009.
• 濱田岳. Kinema Junpo (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 7 October 2011. Retrieved 12 November 2009.
• Gaku Hamada's official blog
• Gaku Hamada's profile at Stardust Promotion
• Interview with Gaku Hamada at the official Operation Love website

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