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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox person Шаблон:Nihongo, better known as Шаблон:Nihongo, is a Japanese actor, singer-songwriter, musician, model and film director / producer. He is a talent of Amuse, Inc.

Biography

Dean Fujioka was born in Sukagawa, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. Moving with his family, he grew up in Kamagaya, Chiba Prefecture. Although Fujioka is multilingual (fluent in Japanese, English, Cantonese, Standard Mandarin, Indonesian) and made his debut in a Chinese fashion show, he has clarified in some interviews and variety shows that his parents and grandparents are all Japanese,[1] who used to work or live in foreign countries.[2][3] Raised in such a family, he grew determined to explore the world himself.[4] After graduating from Chiba Prefectural Funabashi High School, Fujioka majored in IT at a community college in Seattle, USA.[5] After graduating from college,[6][7][8] he traveled to different countries in Asia and came into contact with various ethnicities, cultures and languages.

Fujioka has a wide range of hobbies such as Chinese martial arts, kickboxing, chess, basketball, skiing and taking pictures, and also likes composition and lyrics.[9] Although he is allergic to gluten,[10] he enjoys eating and is particular about food.[9]

Since his childhood, Fujioka had been influenced by musical theory and instruments. He produced music, first in Indonesia,[11] but now mainly in Tokyo.[12] Besides writing, composing, and producing, he also works as a rap singer.[11] He can play a number of instruments, such as the guitar, the drums, and the piano. Fujioka also often shows off his beatboxing skills on TV shows.[13][14] He likes music such as songs by Yutaka Ozaki and the song "Sweet Memories" by Seiko Matsuda.[11] The song "Kessen wa Kinyōbi" of Japanese band Dreams Come True is the first single CD he bought by himself.[15]

Fujioka married Chinese Indonesian[16] Vanina Amalia Hidayat in 2012; they had fraternal twins in 2014.[17] In March 2017, Fujioka posted a picture of his third baby on Instagram.[18]

Career

Active overseas

Dean Fujioka started his career as a model in Hong Kong's fashion scene in 2004 for both local and international designer brands. He continued to appear in Hong Kong's leading fashion and lifestyle magazines. Simultaneously with his career in fashion, he also embarked on various advertising campaigns, appearing in TV and print commercials for both local and multinational clients in the Asia pacific region.[19]

In 2006, Fujioka started to pursue a career in acting. He moved his base from Hong Kong to Taipei and appeared in his first TV series Goku Dō High School with Bao Weimin, Bao Xiaobo, and Kingone Wang. His very first film August Story, starring Tian Yuan, Dean Fujioka, and Jan Cheung, caught public attention in the film festivals held in Hong Kong,[20] Japan,[21][22] and Taiwan.[23]

In 2007, Fujioka appeared as a talented pianist in the TV series Corner with Love with Barbie Shu and Show Lo. He also appeared in Summer's Tail, his first film in Taiwan, with Bryant Chang, Enno Cheng, and Hannah Lin. A year later, Fujioka appeared in the TV series Miss No Good with Rainie Yang and Will Pan, produced by Angie Chai. Afterwards, he suspended his career in acting and went to Jakarta, where he met DJ Sumo (Sumantri) and collaborated on his songs.

In 2011, Fujioka appeared in the feature film Seediq Bale, about the history of Taiwan under Japanese rule, and in the film The Road Less Traveled with Vanness Wu, Jimmy Hung, Eric Tu, and Chris Lung. He also joined Amuse, Inc. in that year. In 2012, Fujioka appeared in the film Black & White Episode I: The Dawn of Assault, which was based on the popular Taiwanese TV series directed by Tsai Yueh-Hsun.

In 2013, Fujioka appeared in the TV series Just You in Taiwan. Furthermore, he starred in his first self-directed film I am Ichihashi: Journal of a Murderer in Japan.[24] A year later, he appeared as a Chinese historical figure in his first Japanese TV movie Shooting Down – Three Pilots,[25] the dramatization of the lives of three fighter pilots from Japan, China, and the U.S.A. He also appeared as a noble samurai-like Japanese in the TV series The Pinkertons in North America.[26][27]

Getting his big break in Japan

In 2015, Fujioka starred as a private detective in his first Japanese TV series Detective versus Detectives.[28][29] He also impressed with his appearance as a Japanese historical figure in the Japanese morning drama series Here Comes Asa!.[30][31] In 2016, he not only appeared in the TV series Please Love the Useless Me[32][33] and IQ246: The Cases of a Royal Genius[34] but also starred in the web series Happy Marriage!?[35] and the TV movie The Noisy Street, The Silent Sea,[36] playing a variety of roles with distinctive personalities. Furthermore, Fujioka resumed his career in music and released his first album Cycle in March.[37] He also started a regular segment in a radio program.[38] In the same year, Fujioka released the download single "History Maker" which is used as the opening of the anime television series Yuri!!! on Ice.[39] Along with global popularity of the anime,[40] his name came to be known to people all over the world. According to the top trending Google Search queries by year in 2016, he was ranked 5th in the world in the category "Musicians".[41]

In 2017, Fujioka started an irregular appearance as an influencer in a news program, Saturday Station.[42] His song "Unchained Melody" is used as the ending of it and of Sunday Station.[43] He starred as an unfaithful man in the film Marriage[44] and released his first EP "Permanent Vacation" as its theme song.[45] Fujioka also starred in the TV series May I blackmail you? with Emi Takei,[46] and released his second EP "Let it snow!" as its theme song.[47] He appeared in the TV series Moribito II: Guardian of the Spirit[48] and Totto-chan!.[49] Furthermore, he appeared in the live action adaptation of the anime and manga Fullmetal Alchemist. In this film, he played the colonel Roy Mustang, one of the most popular characters in the story.[50]

In 2018, Fujioka held his first Japan tour entitled History In The Making 2018[51] and attracted 20,000 fans, including fans travelling to the concerts from overseas.[52] He starred in the TV series The Count of Monte-Cristo: Great Revenge.[53] His performance in this drama made Fujioka win the Best Leading Actor at the 12th Confidence Award Drama Prize.[54] Furthermore, he released the single "Echo" as its theme song. The song is inspired by the "Wave" genre which attracted the attention in the worldwide club music scene.[55] Its music video, in which he co-starred with Moga Mogami, received the Best Alternative Video at the MTV Video Music Awards Japan.[56] Fujioka also appeared in the film Kids on the Slope[57] and Recall[58] and starred in the film The Man from the Sea, filmed in Jakarta.[59][60]

In January 2019, Fujioka starred in the TV movie Les Misérables: Owarinaki Tabiji with Arata Iura.[61] In the same month, he released his second album History In The Making.[62] In February, he made his debut as a DJ at a club event presented by Taku Takahashi, among other stars such as starRo, TJO, and YUC'e.[63][64] In March, he was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor of the 42nd Japan Academy Prize for his performance in the film Recall.[65] From February to May, he held his first Asia tour, titled Born To Make History. The tour venues included Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Indonesia.[66][67] In September, he appeared as the Executive Secretary to the Prime Minister in the film Hit Me Anyone One More Time directed by Koki Mitani.[68][69] Meanwhile, he took part in the festival 908 FESTIVAL 2019 presented by KREVA.[70] From October onward, he starred in the Japanese TV series Sherlock: Untold Stories.[71] He also sang its theme song "Shelly" and opening song "Searching For The Ghost".[72][73] In November, in the omnibus film Angel Sign directed by manga artist Tsukasa Hojo, he co-starred with Nao Matsushita.[74][75] He also sang its theme song.[76] Meanwhile, by his remarks on a TV variety show,[77] he collaborated with the sweets cafe "taiwan ten cafe" originated in Taiwan. He supervised drinks with tapioca named "Dean Tapioca" and put them on sale for a limited time.[78] Around the same time, he presided over "Weibo Account Festival in Japan 2019" for the first time, and also received the Ambassador of Sino-Japanese Cultural Exchange.[79] In December, he released his third EP "Shelly".[80] This includes the song "Send It Away (feat. GONG)", which made him the first Japanese artist to be ranked in the charts 东方风云榜 (ERC Chinese Top Ten), also known as the Chinese version of Billboard. The song's highest ranking on the charts was No. 4.[81]

In February 2020, Fujioka assumed the post of an ambassador of "World Robot Summit 2020".[82] Meanwhile, he planned to hold his live tour from October 2020 to January 2021,[83] but cancelled it due to the spread of COVID‑19.[84] In August, he released the download single "Neo Dimension" on his birthday. There was a song "My Dimension"[85][86] that he wrote in 2008 and first released in 2013 as his self-introduction and the statement of his intentions. He evolved it into a completely new form song after 12 years.[84] In September, he released the download single "东京游 (Tokyo Trip)". On this song, he collaborated with 福克斯 (FOX) which is a rapper and co-starred with him in the variety show 潮流合伙人 (FOURTRY) within the China's video streaming service iQIYI last year. In October, he released the download single "Go The Distance". There are both Japanese and Chinese versions of the song, and the Chinese version became the campaign theme song for the mobile game Hidden World Records (Шаблон:Zh), created by China's largest game company NetEase. MVs of each version were made to commemorate this collaboration and he became an anime character in them.[87] Meanwhile, he appeared in the TV series Dangerous Venus.[88] In December, he held his first live stream concert entitled Plan B, which was distributed to the whole world.[89] Prior to the concert, he released the download single "Follow Me".[90]

Fujioka appeared in the TV series Reach Beyond the Blue Sky, which aired from February 2021, and it was his first appearance in the taiga drama. He played Godai Tomoatsu in the asadora Here Comes Asa!, which aired on the same TV station from 2015 to 2016, and he played the same role again.[91] In March, he released his single "Take Over".[92][93] In April, he published his picture book FamBam named after his fan club. Furthermore, he also launched the "DEAN FUJIOKA Picture Book Donation Journey #SavewithFamBam", a support project that began with his desire to "create a colorful future with children through picture books", and sought support for this project through crowdfunding until March 31, 2021. The money raised, together with a portion of the proceeds from the picture book, will be used to provide learning opportunities for children in Japan and Asia, in cooperation with the INGO Save the Children.[94] In June, he published his first photo book Z-Ero.[95] From July, he appeared in the TV series My Fair Prince.[96] Meanwhile, he held his live tour entitled Musical Transmute, from September to December.[97] In November, he became the first Japanese ambassador for the men's category of the fashion brand COACH.[98] In December, the animated film Hula Fulla Dance, his first challenge to a voice actor, was released.[99][100][101][102] In the same month, he released his third album Transmute.[103][104][105]

In January 2022, Fujioka starred in the film Pure Japanese. He also created and produced it.[106] In March, he appeared as Mori Arinori in the TV movie Tsuda Umeko: Osatsu ni Natta Ryūgakusei.[107] From April, he starred in the TV series Pandora's fruit Season 1.[108] He also sang its theme song "Apple".[109] Furthermore, in May and June, a two-part sequel to the 2017 live-action film Fullmetal Alchemist in which he appeared were released.[110] In June, the film The Hound of the Baskervilles: Sherlock the Movie, a sequel to the TV series in which he starred in 2019, was also released.[111][112][113] In July, he released his single "Apple".[114] This includes the song "Be Alive", which was released for distribution in June and became the theme song for Identity V Japan League.[115] From September, he starred in the TV series HOTEL -NEXT DOOR-.[116] Meanwhile, he co-developed a yokan with the confectionery manufacturing and sales company Taneya, which he marketed under the name "Dean Fuji Yokan".[117] The coffee sauce for the yokan is made from coffee from Gayo District, Aceh, Indonesia. A portion of the purchase price of the coffee will be used to support the activities of the Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme through The Orang Utan Regenwald GmbH. This project aims to protect the environment of the forests where endangered orangutans live and to enrich the lives of local producers.[118] In November, he took part in the charity event Act Against Anything VOL.2 "THE VARIETY 28" by Goro Kishitani and Yasufumi Terawaki.[119] In December, he appeared as a guest at the opening ceremony of the event Identity V Japan League Fall The Play Offs & X'mas Fan Meeting "Christmas Night ni Kane ga Naru".[120]

From January 2023, Fujioka appeared in the TV series Hoshi Furu Yoru ni.[121] In April, he appeared as Tengu / Sakamoto Ryōma in the Japanese morning drama series Ranman.[122][123] In June, he appeared as a guest artist at Fantasy on Ice, a Japanese touring ice show, in Niigata and Kobe, performing with top figure skaters such as Yuzuru Hanyu, Johnny Weir and Stéphane Lambiel.[124] In July, he released his first best-of album Stars of the Lid,[125][126] and two weeks before this he released the download single "Teleportation" from the album.[127] Meanwhile, he collaborated with the Taiwanese band Accusefive on the song "Hare no Hi / Qíng Tīan", which was released for distribution in July. He wrote new Japanese lyrics for "Finally (好不容易)", which was their smash hit as the ending song for the Netflix series Light the Night.[128] The day after the release, he made a surprise appearance at their live tour AROUND THE NEW WORLD held at Kaohsiung Arena in Taiwan, to sing the song for the first time.[129] In September, he held his first Nippon Budokan live entitled Stars of the Lid.[125][130] Also, he appeared in the TV series Ya Boy Kongming! from September. He played the role of Liu Bei and narrate the story, all in Chinese.[131][132]

In January 2024, Fujioka appeared in the TV movie Shōjiki Fudōsan Special. Subsequently, he is appearing in the TV series Shōjiki Fudōsan 2 airing from the same month.[133] In March, "TOY BOY feat. DEAN FUJIOKA", a song in which he participated as a guest, is going to be included in the first album HBZ of Japanese hip hop group HONEST BOYZ® led by EXILE NAOTO.[134][135] The song is scheduled for an advance distribution release in February.[136]

Filmography

Film

  • August Story[137] (2006, Hong Kong,[138] Japan[139] and Taiwan[140]) as Ping-on
  • Breeze of July (2007, Hong Kong) as Michito
  • Summer's Tail (2007, Taiwan) as Akira Fuwa
  • Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale (2011, Taiwan) as Miyakawa, the signaller
  • Road Less Traveled (2011, Taiwan) as Yi
  • Black & White Episode I: The Dawn of Assault (2012, Taiwan) as Agent Lee (Agent Li)
  • I am Ichihashi: Journal of a Murderer (2013, Japan) as Tatsuya Ichihashi[24]
  • Dance! Dance! Dance! (2014/2015, Belgium and Japan) as Furu
  • Shanti Days: 365-nichi, Shiawase na Kokyū (2014, Japan) as Atsushi Narayama[141]
  • Ninja The Monster (2015, Japan) as Denzō[142][143]
  • Go! Crazy Gangster (2016, Taiwan) Tseng, Shuai-nan (Zēng Shuàinán)
  • Kekkon (Marriage) (2017, Japan) as Kenji Urumi[44]
  • Hagane no Renkinjutsushi (Fullmetal Alchemist) (2017, Japan) as Colonel Roy Mustang, The Flame Alchemist[50]
  • Sakamichi no Apollon (Kids on the Slope) (2018, Japan) as Junichi Katsuragi[57]
  • Umi wo Kakeru (The Man from the Sea) (2018, Japan, France and Indonesia) as Laut[59][60]
  • Sora-tobu Taiya (Recall) (2018, Japan) as Yūta Sawada[58]
  • Kioku ni Gozaimasen (Hit Me Anyone One More Time) (2019, Japan) as Isaka, the Executive Secretary to the Prime Minister[68]
  • Angel Sign (2019, Japan) as Takaya[74]
  • Pure Japanese (2022, Japan) as Daisuke Tateishi (also creator and producer)[106]
  • Hagane no Renkinjutsushi: Kanketsu-hen - Fukushūsha Scar (Fullmetal Alchemist The Revenge of Scar) (2022, Japan) as Colonel Roy Mustang[110]
  • The Hound of the Baskervilles: Sherlock the Movie (2022, Japan) as Shishio Homare[111][112][113]
  • Hagane no Renkinjutsushi: Kanketsu-hen - Saigo no Rensei (Fullmetal Alchemist The Final Alchemy) (2022, Japan) as Colonel Roy Mustang[110]

Television

  • Goku Dō High School (School Royale) (2006, Taiwan) – Dean Shindō[144]
  • Corner With Love (2007, Taiwan) – Kaede Andō
  • Miss No Good (2008, Taiwan) – Chia, Sze-le (Jiǎ Sīlè)
  • Just You (2013, Taiwan) – Dean Kamiya
  • Gekitsui San-nin no Pilot (Shooting Down – Three Pilots) (2014, Japan) – Yue, Yi-chin (Yuè Yǐqín)[145][25]
  • The Pinkertons (2014–2015, Canada) – Kenji Harada[26][27]
  • Tantei no Tantei (Detective versus Detectives) (2015, Japan) – Sōta Kirishima[28][29]
  • Asa ga Kita (Here Comes Asa!) (2015–2016, Japan) – Godai Tomoatsu[31][91]
  • Dame na Watashi ni Koishite Kudasai (Please Love the Useless Me) (2016, Japan) – Ayumu Kurosawa[32][33]
  • Kensō no Machi, Shizuka na Umi (The Noisy Street, The Silent Sea) (2016, Japan) – Shin Minazuki[36]
  • IQ246: Kareinaru Jikenbo (IQ246: The Cases of a Royal Genius) (2016, Japan) – Kensei[34]
  • Moribito II: Guardian of the Spirit (2017, Japan) – Ehang[48]
  • Imakara Anata wo Kyōhaku Shimasu (May I blackmail you?) (2017, Japan) – Kanji Senkawa[46]
  • Totto-chan! ep. 38 (2017, Japan) – Hiroshi Kawake[49]
  • Monte-Cristo Haku: Kareinaru Fukushū (The Count of Monte-Cristo: Great Revenge) (2018, Japan) – Dan Saimon, Monte-Cristo Shinkai[53]
  • Les Misérables: Owarinaki Tabiji (2019, Japan) – Jun Baba[61]
  • Sherlock: Untold Stories (2019, Japan) – Shishio Homare[71]
  • Kiken na Venus (Dangerous Venus) (2020, Japan) – Yūma Yagami[88]
  • Seiten wo Tsuke (Reach Beyond the Blue Sky) (2021, Japan) – Godai Tomoatsu[91]
  • Oshi no Ōjisama (My Fair Prince) (2021, Japan) – Tomohisa Mitsui[96]
  • Tsuda Umeko: Osatsu ni Natta Ryūgakusei (2022, Japan) – Mori Arinori[107]
  • Pandora no Kajitsu: Kagaku Hanzai Sōsa File Season1 (Pandora's fruit) (2022, Japan) – Yūichi Kohiruimaki[108]
  • HOTEL -NEXT DOOR- (2022, Japan) – Katsuaki Saegusa[116]
  • Hoshi Furu Yoru ni (2023, Japan) – Shinya Sasaki[121]
  • Ranman (2023, Japan) – Tengu / Sakamoto Ryōma[122][123]
  • Paripi Kōmei (Ya Boy Kongming!) (2023, Japan) – Ryūbi (Liu Bei) / Narration[131][132]
  • Shōjiki Fudōsan Special (2024, Japan) – Ryōma Kamiki[133]
    • Shōjiki Fudōsan 2 (2024, Japan)[133]
  • Ossan's Love: Returns ep.4 (2024, Japan) – Shō Lagerfeld[146]

Web series

  • Happy Marriage!? (2016, Japan) – Hokuto Mamiya[35]
  • Boku no Oshi wa Ōjisama (My best is Fair Prince) ep. 8 (2021, Japan) – Tomohisa Mitsui[147]
  • Pandora no Kajitsu: Kagaku Hanzai Sōsa File Season2 (Pandora's fruit) (2022, Japan) – Yūichi Kohiruimaki[108]
  • Paripi Kanu & Chōhi! (Ya Boys Guan & Zhang!) (2023, Japan) – Narration[148]
  • The Victims' Game Season2 (Delivery date undecided, Taiwan) – Zhang, Geng-hao (Zhāng Gěnghào)[149][150]

Anime film

Dubbing

Short film

  • 2 Cartons of Alphabet H (2006, Hong Kong), directed by Yan Yan Mak
  • So Poetic (2007, Hong Kong[154]), directed by Yan Yan Mak
  • Sleeping Princess (2007, Hong Kong), starring with Denise Ho in Small Matters Music Video Story
  • Sleeping Prince (2007, Hong Kong), starring with Denise Ho in Small Matters Music Video Story

Music videos (sung by others)

For the music videos sung by DEAN FUJIOKA himself, see Music videos in the Discography.

  • "Rolls Royce" by Denise Ho (2005, Hong Kong), directed by Yan Yan Mak
  • "Echoes of Eternity" by Steven Lin (2007, Taiwan), directed by Jimmy Hung
  • "Sleeping Prince"[155] by Denise Ho (2007, Hong Kong), directed by Yan Yan Mak
  • "This is Love" by Cyndi Wang (2007, Taiwan), directed by JP Huang
  • "Ai Ya" by Vanness Wu (2011, Taiwan), directed by Chen Wei-ling

Discography

Singles

  1. "History Maker at InterCycle" (2016)[156]
  2. "Echo" (2018)[55]
  3. "Take Over" (2021)[92]
  4. "Apple" (2022)[114]

Digital downloads

Songs not included on the CD and songs that were distributed before the CD was released are listed.

  • "My Dimension" (2013), MV directed by DEAN FUJIOKA[86]
  • "Midnight Messenger mabanua Remix" (2016)
  • "History Maker" (2016), the opening theme song of the anime Yuri!!! on Ice[39]
  • "History Maker TJO Remix" (2016)[157]
  • "Midnight Messenger Mandarin Ver." (2017)
  • "Let it snow! YUC'e Remix" (2018)[158]
  • "Let it snow! Mandarin Ver." (2018)
  • "Maybe Tomorrow" (2019)
  • "Shelly" (2019)[159]
  • "Send It Away (feat. GONG)" (2019)[160]
  • "Searching For The Ghost" (2019)[161]
  • "Neo Dimension" (2020)[84]
  • "东京游 (Tokyo Trip)" (2020), sung by DEAN FUJIOKA & 福克斯
  • "Go The Distance" (2020)[87][162]
  • "Follow Me" (2020)[90]
  • "Plan B" (2021)[93]
  • "Runaway" (2021)[163]
  • "Sukima" (2021)
  • "Apple" (Pandora Ver.) (2022)[114]
  • "Be Alive" (2022)[115]
  • "Apple" (2022)[164]
  • "Teleportation" (2023)[127]

EPs

  1. Permanent Vacation / Unchained Melody (2017)[45]
  2. Let it snow! (2017)[47]
  3. Shelly (2019)[80]

Studio albums

  1. Cycle (2016)[37]
  2. History in the Making (2019)[62]
  3. Transmute (2021)[103][104][105]
    The 12-track digital album Transmute (Trinity) was pre-released on October 29, 2021.[165] The 22-track playlist album Musical Transmute was released digitally on December 27, 2021.[166]

Compilation album

  1. Stars of the Lid (2023)[126]

Live album

  1. DEAN FUJIOKA Special Live "InterCycle 2016" at Osaka-Jo Hall (2017, Japan)[167]

Music videos

Title Year Director Note
"My Dimension" 2013 DEAN FUJIOKA
"Priceless" (Lyric video) 2016 Unknown
"Permanent Vacation" 2017 HIRO KIMURA
"Unchained Melody"
"Let it snow!" Ken Ninomiya
"DoReMi" Masatsugu Nagasoe [168]
"Echo" 2018 Ken Ninomiya [56]
"Let it snow! ～Mandarin Ver.～" (Official lyric video) BUDDHA.INC
"History Maker ～HITM Ver.～" 2019 Ken Ninomiya
"Maybe Tomorrow"
"History In The Making" (Official lyric video) Ikuo Yamamoto
"Send It Away (feat. GONG)" (Official lyric video) ；c (Semicolons_C)
"Shelly" Atsunori Tōshi
"Searching For The Ghost"
"Neo Dimension" (Official lyric video) 2020 Yujiro Hashimoto[169]
"东京游 (Tokyo Trip)" (Official lyric video) Unknown
"Go The Distance - CH Ver." (Official promotion video) Unknown
"Go The Distance - JP Ver." (Official promotion video) Unknown
"Plan B" 2021 Koh Yamada
"Take Over" Live Music Video Spiky John
"Runaway" Riku Ozawa[170]
"Fukushima" (Lyric Video) SUGiE (GOHOBI)[170]
"Sakura" (Lyric Video) Shinichiro Kobayashi[171] [172]
"Hiragana (Visualizer)" MEI KONISHI
"Spin The Planet (Visualizer)"
"Sayonara (Visualizer)"
"Missing Piece (Visualizer)"
"Sukima (Visualizer)"
"History Maker 2021 (Visualizer)"
"Follow Me (Visualizer)"
"Scenario (Visualizer)"
"Take Over (Visualizer)"
"Made In JPN (Visualizer)"
"One Last Sweet Talk (Visualizer)"
"Sekken (Visualizer)"
"Apple" (Pandora Ver.) / Pandora's fruit Special Movie 2022 Unknown
"Be Alive" (Promotion Video) KEISUKE NAKASHIMA
"Apple" YUANN / kidzfrmnowhere.
"Apple" (Performance Video) te2ta
"Teleportation" 2023 Daiki Kamoshita
"Stars of the Lid" Unknown

Others

  1. "Jídào Zhànyì (Gokudō Battle)" in the Goku Dō High School Original TV Soundtrack (2006). Singers: Kingone Wang, Li Wei Hao, Ma Ju Long, and DEAN FUJIOKA (beat box and rap).
  2. "Hello Radio" (2016), the limited-time rental song for the spring campaign ACCESS! by Japan FM League and TSUTAYA. Musicians: The Poolside, including Shigeru Kishida, tofubeats, Takuya Ōhashi, Kaela Kimura, KREVA, DEAN FUJIOKA, Sakura Fujiwara, and YONCE.[173]
  3. "Hare no Hi / Qíng Tīan" (2023), the first Japanese-language single by Taiwanese band Accusefive (告五人). Fujioka wrote new Japanese lyrics for "Finally (好不容易)", which was their smash hit as the ending song for the Netflix series Light the Night (華燈初上). Singers: Accusefive and DEAN FUJIOKA.[128]
  4. "TOY BOY feat.DEAN FUJIOKA" (2024), the song from the first album HBZ to be released for distribution on March 20, 2024, by Japanese hip hop group HONEST BOYZ® led by EXILE NAOTO.[134][136][135]

Live performances

Date(s) Title of performance Venue(s)
May 8, 2016 FamBam[174] Festival Hall
August 19, 2016 FamBam[174] Birthday Bash Tokyo International Forum Hall A
December 22–30, 2016 DEAN FUJIOKA Special Live InterCycle 2016 Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall, Osaka Castle Hall
July 12–28, 2017 DEAN FUJIOKA Live 2017 "History In The Making"[175] Tokyo International Forum Hall A, Sukagawa City Culture Center Large Hall, Orix Theater
February 4–24, 2018 DEAN FUJIOKA 1st Japan Tour "History In The Making 2018"[51] Nagoya Congress Center Century Hall, TOHKnet Hall Sendai Large Hall, Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall, Hiroshima JMS Aster Plaza Large Hall, Fukuoka Civic Hall Large Hall, Festival Hall
February 16 - May 11, 2019 DEAN FUJIOKA 1st Asia Tour 2019 "Born To Make History"[66][67] Tokyo Electron Hall Miyagi Large Hall, Festival Hall, Fukuoka Civic Hall Large Hall, Hiroshima JMS Aster Plaza Large Hall, Shizuoka City Shimizu Cultural Hall Marinart Large Hall, Nagoya Congress Center Century Hall, Sapporo Education and Culture Hall Large Hall, NHK Hall, MODERN SKY LAB (Shanghai), Music Zone @ E-Max (Hong Kong), CLAPPER STUDIO (Taiwan), Motion Blue Jakarta (Indonesia)
October 3, 2020 - January 14, 2021
(The cancellation was announced on July 31, 2020, due to the spread of COVID‑19) 		DEAN FUJIOKA全国ツアー 2020-2021[176] Hondanomori Hall, Festival Hall, Sendai Sun Plaza Hall, Hiroshima Ueno Gakuen Hall, Okayama Civic Hall, Aichi Arts Center Large Hall, Sunport Hall Takamatsu Large Hall, Chiba Prefectural Cultural Hall Large Hall, Kenshin Cultural Center Large Hall, Ōmiya Sonic City Large Hall, Civic Auditorium Sears Home Yume Hall Large Hall, Fukuoka Civic Hall Large Hall, Kanagawa Kenmin Hall Large Hall, Shizuoka City Shimizu Cultural Hall Marinart Large Hall, Kuragi Cultural Hall, Kobe International House Kokusai Hall, Kanamoto Hall, Tokyo International Forum Hall A
December 26, 2020
(The archive was distributed until January 3, 2021) 		DEAN FUJIOKA Live Streaming 2020 "Plan B"[89] Somewhere in Japan (online worldwide via LIVESHIP, Rōchike LIVE STREAMING, LIVEWIRE, 网易云音乐)
September 4 - December 26, 2021 DEAN FUJIOKA "Musical Transmute" Tour 2021[97] Kawaguchi Comprehensive Cultural Center Lilia Main Hall, Fukuoka Civic Hall Large Hall, Kurashiki City Auditorium, Tokyo Electron Hall Miyagi Large Hall, Nagaragawa Convention Center, Kobe International House Kokusai Hall, Minamisoma Civic Culture Hall Large Hall, Fuji City Cultural Hall Rose Theater, Aichi Arts Center Large Hall, Chiba Prefectural Cultural Hall Large Hall, Hiroshima Ueno Gakuen Hall, Civic Auditorium Sears Home Yume Hall Large Hall, Hondanomori Hall, Sunport Hall Takamatsu Large Hall, Sapporo Education and Culture Hall Large Hall, Kawasho Hall Hall 1, LINE CUBE SHIBUYA, Orix Theater
September 23, 2023[125] DEAN FUJIOKA Live 2023 "Stars of the Lid" at 日本武道館[130] Nippon Budokan

Festival and events

News programs

  • Saturday Station[42] (TV Asahi), an irregular appearance as an influencer from 22 April 2017 to 26 September 2020

Radio

  • Asian! Plus α Dean Tatsunami RADIO (Nippon Cultural Broadcasting), a digital radio program from 9 February 2007 to 28 March 2008[179][180]
  • DEAN FUJIOKA's Ch-Ch-Ch-Check it Out!!! in SUNDAY MARK'E 765 (FM COCOLO), a regular segment from 3 April 2016 to 25 March 2018[38]
  • DEAN FUJIOKA･Produce･Super･Edition (JAPAN FM NETWORK COMPANY), a program for a limited time during January 2019 and December 2021
  • ROPPONGI PASSION PIT (J-WAVE), a regular program from 4 April 2020 to 26 March 2022, with Yūki Mihara[181]
    • From 4 April 2021 to 27 March 2022, its program was also aired on FM802.

Books and serializations

  • Tatsumaki Photoessay

Picture book

Photo book

Serialization

  • Have a nice Dean!! (December 2016 to October 2017 issues of UOMO, published by Shueisha)[182]
  • Shūkan Entame "STORY" (every Saturday in December 2021, morning edition of the Yomiuri Shimbun)

Others

Niconico Live

  • DEAN FUJIOKA Niconama Hatsu Shutsuen! New Single "Take Over" Release Kinen Niconama 24 Jikan Tokuban (2021)[201]
  • DEAN FUJIOKA Nama Shutsuen! 3rd Album "Transmute" Release Kinen Tokuban (2021)[202]
    • DEAN FUJIOKA 3rd Album "Transmute" Release Kinen Niconama Tokuban Furikaeri & Tokuban Making Jōeikai (2022)[203]
  • DEAN FUJIOKA Seitansai & BEST ALBUM "Stars of the Lid" Release Kinen Niconama Umaretekitekurete Arigatou! DEAN no Shukujitsu (2023)[204]
    • DEAN FUJIOKA Seitansai & BEST ALBUM "Stars of the Lid" Release Kinen Niconama Tokuban Furikaeri & Tokuban Making Jōeikai (2023)[205]

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Work Result
2016 88th The Television Drama Academy Awards The Television Prize[31] Asa ga Kita
(Here Comes Asa!) 		Шаблон:Won
9th Tokyo Drama Awards[206] Best Supporting Actor[207]

(Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role)

Asa ga Kita
(Here Comes Asa!) 		Шаблон:Won
3rd Yahoo! Search Grand Prize[208] Person Category: Grand Prize, Actor Category Prize Шаблон:Won
CONFiDENCE Award Drama Prize Annual Grand Prize[209] Newcomer of the Year Шаблон:Won
39th Anime Grand Prix Anime Song "History Maker" Шаблон:Won
2017 1st Crunchyroll Anime Awards Best Opening[210] "History Maker" Шаблон:Won
41st Elan d'or Awards Newcomer of the Year Шаблон:Won
5th Japan Action Awards[211] Best Action Actor IQ246: The Cases of a Royal Genius Шаблон:Nom
2018 12th CONFiDENCE Award Drama Prize Best Leading Actor[54] The Count of Monte-Cristo: Great Revenge Шаблон:Won
MTV Video Music Awards Japan Best Alternative Video[56] "Echo" Шаблон:Won
2019 42nd Japan Academy Prize Best Supporting Actor[65] Recall Шаблон:Nom
Heisei AniSong Grand Prix[212] 2010-2019 Users Voting Award "History Maker" Шаблон:Won
Weibo Account Festival in Japan 2019 Ambassador of Sino-Japanese Cultural Exchange[79] Шаблон:Won

References and notes

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External links

Шаблон:Tokyo Drama Award for Best Supporting Actor Шаблон:NavigationFantasyOnIce Шаблон:Authority control

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