
Ikko Furuya
Born January 2, 1944 · Tokyo, Japan
Born in Tokyo. After graduating from Tokyo Metropolitan Itabashi High School , he graduated from the Faculty of Law, Chuo University. While in college, he started his acting life after completing the 16th generation of Haiyuza Training School. Since 1977, he has consistently played the role of Kosuke Kindaichi , the main character in the "Seiji Yokomizo Series /Detective Kosuke Kindaichi Series"; for 25 years from 1982 to 2007, he played the role of Sakon Taro, the main character of the "Mixed bathing open- air bath serial murder " series in "Saturday Wide Theater", and became a hit again. The eldest son is Kenji Furuya , the vocalist of Dragon Ash . His father Furuya appeared in TVCF for Dragon Ash's album " Viva La Revolution " ( 1999 ), and father and son co-starred in the movie "Letters" ( 2003 ), which Furuya starred in and produced.
Movies

Legend of the Shadowy Ninja: The Ninja Dragon

The Shootout

13 Assassins

Over Your Dead Body

Hana's Miso Soup

Time and Tide 2

The Kōsuke Kindaichi Series 2: The Mummy Bride

Legal High 2 SP

The Adventures of Kosuke Kindaichi

Matinee

Jazz Daimyo

The Summit of Mt. Fuji

Photograph of Memories

テレサ・テン物語~私の家は山の向こう

The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side

Undercover Geisha

Auto Town

Hakuro no Shibijin

Sensen fukoku

Kazu no Fūkei

Master Swordsman Hirate Miki - Duel in Tone

Kenkaku Shōbai: Onikuma Izakaya

森の石松

The Hirosaki Players

Cab

Vietnam no dâchan

Wandering Himeshiro
TV Shows

Furuya Ikkou's Great Detective Kindaichi Kousuke Series

Hiyokko

Hideyoshi

Yokomizo Seishi Series

Rookies

BOSS

愛の流刑地

Kami no Shizuku

立花登青春手控え

Nozaki Shuhei - Auditor of Bank

Last Serenade

Lost Paradise

Fukuie Keibuho no Aisatsu

Team - Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Special Crime Investigation Headquarter

Kobayakawa Nobuki no Koi

Mirror Twins

The Hippocratic Oath

You Are Tender When It Rains

Nozaki Shuhei President of Bank

Mokuyoubi no Shokutaku

Night Cherry Blossom Dyeing

Iyana onna

金曜日の妻たちへIII

Inpei Shirei

Scapegoat

Hacchōbori Torimono Banashi








