Where to watch Masaru Miyazaki in the UK
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Masaru Miyazaki (宮﨑 将, Miyazaki Masaru, June 9, 1983) is a former Japanese actor from Tokyo. He was affiliated with Hirata Office. He is 175 cm tall and has blood type O. His siter is actress Aoi Miyazaki, with whom he co-starred in the movies Eureka, Reason [理由] and First Love (Hatsu-koi) as brother and sister.
Masaru Miyazaki films streaming in the UK
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- Crying Out Love in the Center of the World (2004) as Kawano
- Eureka (2001) as Naoki Tamura
- The Motive (2004) as Naomi Ishida
- The Child in the Distance (2013) as Iwabuchi Keigo
- A Crowd of Three (2010) as Kazu
- The Wife of Gegege (2010) as Shoji Yasui
- First Love (2006) as Ryo
- I’m a Cat Stalker (2009) as Suzuki
- Living Rights (2015) Cast
- Tori (2004) Cast
- A Band Rabbit and a Boy (2013) Cast
- Farewell (2001) Cast
- NINIFUNI (2011) Cast
- Chain (2003) Cast
- A Melody for My Father (2005) Cast
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Most-watched Masaru Miyazaki films currently: Crying Out Love in the Center of the World (2004), Eureka (2001), The Motive (2004), A Crowd of Three (2010), The Wife of Gegege (2010).
What TV shows has Masaru Miyazaki appeared in?
Selected TV credits: The Child in the Distance (2013).
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