Tomorowo Taguchi
Tomorowo Taguchi (born November 30, 1957) is a Japanese actor. After leaving Dokkyo University without graduating, he started to earn his living as an illustrator, writer and pornographic cartoonist. He joined a theatre called Hakken no Kai in 1978 and he made a screen debut in Zokubutsu Zukan (based on the book by Yasutaka Tsutsui) in 1982. He was also a prominent cult musician in the Tokyo underground scene with his band Bachikaburi in the 1980s and early 1990s. He is probably most well known to the West as the lead actor in Tetsuo and Tetsuo II directed by Shinya Tsukamoto. He also makes regular appearances in Takashi Miike's films. He became known to the Japanese public as a narrator for the TV documentary series Project X - Challengers which aired between 2000 and 2005 by NHK. Taguchi directed Iden & Tity in 2003 and his second film, Shikisoku Generation, is scheduled for release in 2009.
Known For
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- 2025 · Human Specimens as Man walking his dog
- 2025 · Unreachable as Jiro Kayama
- 2024 · Aimitagai as
- 2024 · Hijacked Youth – Dare To Stop Us 2 as Yasunori Okatome
- 2023 · City of Desire No. 4 Outrageous and Dirty Social Network Money as
- 2023 · City of Desire No.2 - The Dark Fixer as
- 2023 · City of Desire No.1 - The Road to Retribution as
- 2020 · Fancy as
- 2018 · Life in Overtime as Toshihiko Aoyama
- 2018 · Violence Voyager as Koike
- 2018 · The Many Faces of Ito as
- 2016 · Artist of Fasting as Narration (voice)
- 2014 · The Vancouver Asahi as Tadaaki Matsuda
- 2014 · Rose Color's Buko as Gangster
- 2013 · AIBOU: X-DAY as
- 2012 · The Samurai That Night as Nobuo Hoshi
- 2011 · YOYOCHU in the Land of the Rising Sex as Narrator (voice)
- 2010 · Piecing Me Back Together as Keisuke Ogi
- 2009 · Geharha: The Dark and Long-Haired Monster as Shinto Priest
- 2008 · Your Friend as
- 2007 · Switching – Goodbye Me as Kazumi's Father
- 2007 · Prisoner/Terrorist as M
- 2006 · SOUL TRAIN as
- 2006 · Black Night as Dr. Kawai (segment "Dark Hole")
- 2006 · Haru, Bânîzu de as
- 2005 · School Days as
- 2005 · Who's Camus Anyway? as Oyama
- 2004 · A Blue Automobile as Record Store Boss
- 2004 · 大人計画「ドライブイン カリフォルニア」 as
- 2004 · Kamachi as Sensei Komori
- 2004 · Mask de 41 as Tadao Kuramochi
- 2002 · Barber's Sorrow as Barber
- 2002 · Drive as
- 2002 · Picaresque as
- 2002 · MPD-PSYCHO/FAKE as
- 2002 · Bastoni: The Stick Handlers as Matsunaga
- 2002 · Young Thugs: EPISODE FINAL Stand By Me as
- 2002 · Young Thugs: Kaoru-chan's Strongest Legend EPISODE II From Russia With Love as
- 2000 · Tokyo Trash Baby as
- 2000 · Senrigan as
- 2000 · Ando Gumi Gaiden Genealogy of the Group Wolf 5 as
- 2000 · Kamome as Akitoshi Fukuma
- 1998 · A Giant Monster Appears in Tokyo as
- 1998 · Unlucky Monkey as Miyata
- 1998 · I Don't Have a Grave! as Takagi Noboru
- 1997 · The Towers of Musashino Line as
- 1997 · Time Leap as
- 1996 · Ignatius as
- 1996 · Tokyo Mafia: Battle for Shinjuku as Kikura
- 1996 · Reborn from Hell II: Jubei's Revenge as Shôsetsu Yui
- 1996 · All Night Long 3: The Final Chapter as Kawasaki
- 1996 · Love Hotel Night 2 as
- 1996 · Midori as
- 1996 · Sadistic Song as
- 1995 · Goodbye for Tomorrow as Tetsu Sasayama
- 1995 · The Young Blood Typhoon as
- 1995 · Lady Poison: Beasts of the Underground as Detective Kono
- 1995 · Forever with You as
- 1994 · Evil Dream as
- 1993 · Tokyo Blood as
- 1993 · Fried Dragon Fish as Delta Works Japan Sales Manager
- 1992 · All Night Long as Airline Manager
- 1992 · New Joyful Embarrassing Story as
- 1990 · Love of Sawako as Ichiro Tanaka
- 1990 · Heartbreak Angels as
- 1986 · The Phantom of Regular Size as The Man
- Future · Byplayers: What If Supporting Actors Lived On a Deserted Island for a TV Tokyo Morning Drama? as
- 2025 · Welcome to the Village as
- 2024 · City of Desire No. 6 Trans Honor as
- 2024 · City of Desire No. 5 Drifting Dotonbori Kids as 杉山高志
- 2024 · Project X: Unsung Heroes as
- 2024 · Stage 『Spirited Away』 as Kamaji
- 2024 · House of Ninjas as Jin Hamashima
- 2023 · リムジン as
- 2023 · City of Desire No.3 - The Lizard of Minami as
- 2023 · Sanctuary as
- 2023 · Spirited Away: Live on Stage as Kamaji
- 2022 · Love Life as Makoto Ōsawa
- 2022 · You've Got A Friend as
- 2021 · The Door into Summer as Professor Toi
- 2021 · The Supporting Actors in Byplaywood as
- 2021 · 名建築で昼食を スペシャル 横浜編 as
- 2020 · Midnight Swan as Mama Yoko
- 2020 · Lunch at a Famous Building as Chiaki Uekusa
- 2020 · #HandballStrive as Masashi
- 2020 · Fukushima 50 as Kazuhiko Fukuhara
- 2020 · Alive: Dr. Kokoro, The Medical Oncologist as
- 2019 · The Witness as Yuichi Kimura
- 2019 · Parallel World Love Story as Sudo
- 2019 · Hydra as Teru Nakaya
- 2019 · In Hand as Hiroshi Yamazaki
- 2018 · Happy Go Lucky as
- 2018 · In This Corner of the World as Entaro Hojo
- 2018 · Room Laundering as Saizen
- 2018 · The Blood of Wolves as Hideo Doi
- 2018 · My Little Monster as Shizuku's Father
- 2018 · Odd Final as
- 2018 · Half End as
- 2017 · The Game of Business Card as Katayama Shoji
- 2017 · The Last Shot in the Bar as Matsuo
- 2017 · Neko Atsume House as Asakusa
- 2017 · Policeman and Me as Shuichi Yamamoto
- 2017 · Byplayers ~ What If 6 Supporting Actors Had a Houseshare as Himself
- 2016 · ひと夏の隣人 as 鈴木次郎
- 2016 · 吉祥寺だけが住みたい街ですか? as Mikuriya Saburo
- 2016 · Too Young To Die! as Hato
- 2016 · Ame Onna as Rika's father
- 2016 · Hibana: Spark as
- 2014 · A Drop of the Grapevine as Asahi
- 2014 · Kabukicho Love Hotel as Masashi Kubota
- 2014 · Monsterz as Mr. Kumoi
- 2014 · The Long Goodbye as Haneoka
- 2014 · Botanical Life of Varendar as Verandar
- 2013 · RoomMate as
- 2013 · Disregarded People as President Maruyoshi
- 2013 · Detective in the Bar as Matsuo
- 2013 · Maruyama, the Middle Schooler as Saito
- 2013 · Nobody's Perfect as Shinichi Haitani
- 2012 · 1+1=11 as
- 2012 · Fly with the Gold as Yamagishi
- 2012 · A Road Stained Crimson as
- 2012 · The Drudgery Train as Secondhand Bookstore Manager
- 2011 · QP as Hiko
- 2011 · Phone Call to the Bar as
- 2011 · A Man with Style as Sanada
- 2011 · The Egoists as Shinji Ninomiya
- 2011 · Chivalrous Sinking as
- 2011 · Gantz: Perfect Answer as Yoshikazu Suzuki
- 2011 · Another Gantz as Yoshikazu Suzuki
- 2011 · River as Maid cafe owner
- 2010 · Gantz as Yoshikazu Suzuki
- 2010 · Household X as Kenichi Hashimoto
- 2010 · Shinigami no Yaiba as
- 2009 · Midnight Diner as Lyricist
- 2009 · April Bride as Okuno
- 2009 · Brass Knuckle Boys as Jimmy
- 2008 · Ain't No Tomorrows as Yoshida
- 2008 · Otokotachi no uta as
- 2008 · Climber's High as Enji Kishi
- 2008 · The Most Beautiful Night In The World as Kazuya Mizuno
- 2007 · The Invitation from Cinema Orion as Yuji Miyoshi
- 2007 · Kamen Rider: THE NEXT as Scissors Jaguar
- 2007 · The Yakiniku Movie: Bulgogi as a stuff of Toraoh
- 2007 · How to Become Myself as Koji Ueshima
- 2007 · Tokyo Towers: Mom and Me, and Sometimes Dad as
- 2007 · Yakuza: Like a Dragon as Barber Owner
- 2007 · Cain's Descendant as
- 2007 · The Pride of the Temp as Narrator (voice)
- 2007 · Sea of Madness as
- 2006 · Prisoners as Self
- 2006 · Love Letter So-renka as Yui's father
- 2006 · M as Pimp
- 2006 · Sway as Judge
- 2006 · God's Left Hand, Devil's Right Hand as
- 2006 · It's Only Talk as K
- 2006 · Gamera the Brave as Councilor Yoshimitsu Hitotsugi
- 2005 · Strange Circus as Taeko's Editor-in-Chief
- 2005 · Wolf Girl as
- 2005 · Until the Lights Come Back as Ryotaro Saeki
- 2005 · Spring Snow as
- 2005 · Young Thugs: Malaysian Tiger as
- 2005 · Kazuo Umezu's Horror Theater: Death Make as
- 2004 · Girlfriend: Someone Please Stop the World as Miho's Father
- 2004 · Young Thugs: Kaoru-chan's Strongest Legend Youkai Hel as
- 2004 · L'amant as A
- 2003 · Vibrator as Cop
- 2003 · Young Thugs: Kaoru-chan's Strongest Legend Banchou Soccer as
- 2003 · A Snake of June as Editor-in-Chief
- 2003 · Cop Festival: New Beginning as
- 2003 · Owl as
- 2002 · Aiki as
- 2002 · September 11 as Yukichi Furuhashi (segment "Japan")
- 2002 · The Private Detective Mike as
- 2002 · Doing Time as Tanabe
- 2001 · My Blood Bone as
- 2001 · Young Thugs: Kaoru-chan's Strongest Legend EPISODE I as
- 2001 · man-hole as
- 2001 · Dekotora Gaiden: A Man’s Life, a Road of Dreams as
- 2000 · Dead or Alive 2: Birds as Man with telescope
- 2000 · Chinpira as
- 2000 · Oshikiri as
- 2000 · Jorogumo as
- 2000 · Monday as Mitsuhiko Shima
- 2000 · PROJECT X 〜Challengers〜 as 語り
- 2000 · Keizoku: Unsolved Mysteries - Beautiful Dreamer as
- 1999 · Taboo as Samurai Tojiro Yuzawa
- 1999 · Dead or Alive as Afro Thug
- 1999 · White-Collar Worker Kintaro as Shibamata
- 1999 · Gemini as Middle-aged Patient
- 1999 · The Line as
- 1999 · The Night the Angel Turned Away as Tawada
- 1999 · Ley Lines as Chan
- 1999 · Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris as Doctor
- 1998 · Tadon and Chikuwa as
- 1998 · Bullet Ballet as Policeman
- 1998 · Scorpion: Double Venom as
- 1998 · Three Businessmen as Noodle Shop Waiter
- 1998 · Tomie as Detective Harada
- 1998 · Female Ninjas Magic Chronicles: Legend of Yagyu Part 2 as Kôshichirô Urushido (as Tomoroo Taguchi)
- 1998 · You Alone Can't See as Kimura
- 1998 · Andromedia as Goda
- 1998 · Sleepless Town as Kenji Tozawa
- 1998 · Dr. Akagi as Nosaka
- 1998 · Sada as Kin
- 1997 · Full Metal Yakuza as Genpaku Hiraga
- 1997 · Tokyo Fair Weather as
- 1997 · Lie Lie Lie as Party Guest
- 1997 · The Things We Liked as
- 1997 · Postman Blues as Profiler
- 1997 · Prostitution Gang as
- 1997 · Rainy Dog as The Pursuer
- 1997 · Ishoku Manga-shi 33-nen no Kiseki ~ Garo no Jidai o Yomu as Self
- 1997 · The Eel as Eiji Dojima
- 1997 · The Defender as Edge
- 1997 · Kawaki no machi as
- 1996 · Dangan Runner as Shinkichi Yasuda
- 1996 · San-ban Tēburu no Kyaku as
- 1996 · Fudoh: The New Generation as Dealer being shot in toilet
- 1996 · Swallowtail Butterfly as Honda
- 1996 · Gamera 2: Attack of Legion as Ishida
- 1996 · A Fragile Heart as
- 1996 · Reborn from Hell: Samurai Armageddon as Shôsetsu Yui
- 1996 · Ladies Max as
- 1995 · Tokyo Fist as Tattoo Artist
- 1995 · Shinjuku Triad Society as Wang
- 1995 · Ring as Jotaro Nagao
- 1995 · Super-Coming as
- 1995 · Angel's Share as
- 1995 · Nozokiya as
- 1995 · Kamikaze Taxi as Chaplin
- 1995 · Love Letter as Female Itsuki's Father
- 1995 · Love Worker Sharaba Ya Ranko as
- 1994 · Pu as
- 1994 · A New Love in Tokyo as Man with a Knife
- 1994 · Level as
- 1994 · N45゜ as Detective
- 1994 · Undo as Psychiatrist
- 1994 · Angel Dust as Endo
- 1994 · At the Mercy of the Darkness as
- 1994 · Black Money as
- 1993 · Puru Puru Angelic Holiday as
- 1993 · A Night in Nude as Kenzo
- 1993 · Wandering Brain as
- 1993 · Kiriko, A Woman Who Loved the Gangsters as
- 1993 · Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom? as Yusuke's Father
- 1993 · Maohgai as
- 1993 · The Tomb & the Divorce as Tokio
- 1993 · Kuma-chan as
- 1993 · My Beloved Ultraseven as Takano
- 1993 · Abnormal People: Three Legendary Rainbow Brothers as
- 1992 · Kirai ja nai yo 2 as
- 1992 · Tetsuo II: Body Hammer as Taniguchi Tomoo
- 1992 · New Joyful Embarrassing Story 2 as
- 1991 · New Pink Curtain as
- 1991 · One-Room Story as
- 1991 · I Hate You... Not as
- 1991 · Her 3 - Kanojyo No Sanjyou as
- 1990 · Psychic Theater Mr. Maric's Super Magic V as
- 1990 · Primary Colour High School Girl Pink Picture Book as
- 1989 · Arietta as Red Saturn Club Manager
- 1989 · Tetsuo: The Iron Man as Salaryman
- 1989 · Guinea Pig Part 5: Android of Notre Dame as
- 1988 · Pretty Body: Frankenstein's Love as
- 1987 · Robinson's Garden as Man wrestling with restaurant table
- 1987 · The Adventure of Denchu-Kozo as Hijikata
- 1984 · More and More Love as
- 1982 · Zokubutsu zukan as
- 1971 · Kamen Rider as Amadum




