Ryuta Sato

Ryuta Sato
Native name	佐藤隆太
Born	(1980-02-27) February 27, 1980 Meguro, Tokyo, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Education	Nihon University Sakuragaoka High School Nihon University College of Art
Occupation	Actor, tarento
Years active	1999–
Agent	K Factory
Known for	Ikebukuro West Gate Park Kisarazu Cat's Eye Fūrin Kazan Rookies Umizaru The Booth Damejin Gachi Boy
Home town	Japan
Height	1.79 m (5 ft 10 in)^[1]

Ryuta Sato (佐藤隆太, Satō Ryūta, born February 27, 1980, in Meguro, Tokyo, Japan)^[2] is a Japanese actor and tarento represented by K Factory.

Sato graduated from Nihon University Sakuragaoka High School and Nihon University College of Art. He is classmates with Kunihiro Suda at university. Sato is married^[3] and has two children.^[4]

Filmography

TV series

Year	Title	Role	Network	Notes	Ref.
1999	Warui Onna: Yūwaku o Uru Onna	Goro Chikura	TBS
2000	Ikebukuro West Gate Park	Masa Mori	TBS
2001	Hero	Yuichi Akatsuka	Fuji TV	Episode 7
2001	Heaven Cannot Wait	Kinya Aikawa	TBS
2002	Kisarazu Cat's Eye	Shingo "Master" Okabayashi	TBS
2002	Tensai Yanagisawa Kyōju no Seikatsu	Hiromitsu Onda	Fuji TV
2003	Tramps Like Us	Yuta Ishida	TBS
	Otokoyu	Harushin Baba / Aka Voyager	Fuji TV
	Otokoyu 2	Harushin Baba	Fuji TV
	Manhattan Love Story		TBS
2004	Pride	Makoto Shimamura	Fuji TV
	Dream Maker TV		BS Fuji
	Runner's High	Takeshi Iwami	Fuji TV
	Tokyo-wan Kei	Yoshio Hayase	Fuji TV
	Boku to Kanojo to Kanojo no Ikiru Michi		Fuji TV
2005	Rikon Bengoshi		Fuji TV
2005	Umizaru	Tetsuya Yoshioka	Fuji TV
2006	Satomi Hakkenden	Inukawa Sōsuke Yoshitō	TBS
	Rondo	Hide	TBS
	Gal Circle	Makoto Ichinose	NTV
	Tokyo Tower Okan to Boku to, Tokidoki, Oton	Enomoto	Fuji TV
2007	Fūrin Kazan	Heizo Yazaki	NHK G
	Tsubasa no Oreta Tenshi-tachi	Yuki Nagasaka	Fuji TV	Episode 1
	Mama ga Ryōri o Tsukuru Riyū	Tomoyuki Murai	Fuji TV
	Bambino!	Nozomi Katori	NTV
	Utahime	Croissant no Matsu	TBS
2008	Rookies	Koichi Kawafuji	TBS	Lead role
2009	Konkatsu!	Shigeru Fukasawa	Fuji TV
2010	Massuguna Otoko	Kenichiro Matsushima	Fuji TV	Lead role
	Bungo: Nihon Bungaku Cinema: Remon	Kajii	TBS	Lead role
	Wagaya no Rekishi	Muneo Yame	Fuji TV
2011	Propose Kyōdai: Umare-jun Betsu Otoko ga Kekkon Suru Hōhō	Ichiro Yamada	Fuji TV	Lead role
	Netchū Jidai	Daichi Nagumo	NTV	Lead role
	Jin	Shusuke Azuma	TBS
	Hikaru Hekiga	Kikuo Sone	TV Asahi	Lead role
	Nankyoku Tairiku	Michio Ando	TBS
2012	Mō Yūkai Nante Shinai	Kazuki Komoto	Fuji TV
	Mōsō sōsa: Koichi Kuwakata Jun Kyōju no Stylish na Seikatsu	Koichi Kuwakata	TV Asahi	Lead role
	Cleopatra na Onna-tachi	Minetaro Kishi	NTV	Lead role
2013	Detarame Hero	Kenta Kusumi	NTV	Lead role
2013	Legal High	Hikari Ayukawa	Fuji TV	Episode 2
2014	Shitsuren Chocolatier	Seinosuke Rikudo	Fuji TV
	Hitojichi no Rōdoku-kai	Seiichi Nakahara	WOWOW	Lead role
	Fuyō no Hito: Fuji Sanchō no Tsuma	Nonaka Itaru	NHK G
	Sakura: Jiken o Kiku Onna	Masato Takeuchi	TBS
2015	Hana Moyu	Maehara Issei	NHK G
	Alone in Love	Ryuichi Kitajima	NTV
	Heat	Atsushi Goda	Fuji TV
2016	Naomi to Kanako	Tatsuro Hattori, Tatsuki Hayashi	Fuji TV	Dual role	^[5]
	Hinoko	Toru Ikemoto	Fuji TV		^[6]
	Boku no Yabai Tsuma	Seiichiro Soma	Fuji TV		^[7]

Films

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
2000	Tales of the Unusual	Rocker
2001	Ashita wa Kitto...	Yuji Terajima
2003	Sayonara, Kuro	Mamoru Saito
	Rockers	Nikichi "Gaku-chan" Anai
	Kisarazu Cat's Eye Nihon Series	Shingo "Master" Okabayashi
2004	Jump	Convenience store clerk
2005	Lorelei: The Witch of the Pacific Ocean	Kikuo Kiyonaga
	All About My Dog	Katsuhiko
	Madamada Abunaideka	Shuichi Mizushima
	The Booth	Shingo Katsumata	Lead role	^[8]
2006	Limit of Love Umizaru	Tetsuya Yoshioka
	Mamiya kyodai	Kota
	Damejin	Ryosuke	Lead role
	Tokyo Friends: The Movie	Kenichi Satomi
	Kisarazu Cat's Eye World Series	Shingo "Master" Okabayashi
	7-tsuki 24-nichi-dōri no Christmas	Yoshio Moriyama
2007	Tsukigami	Kobungo
2007	Ratatouille	Linguini	Dubbing
2008	Gachi Boy	Ryoichi Igarashi / Marilyn Kamen	Lead role
2009	Rookies: Graduation	Koichi Kawafuji	Lead role
2010	The Last Message: Umizaru	Tetsuya Yoshioka
2010	Onii-chan no Hanabi	Arima
2011	Manzai Gang	Hiotto Kurosawa	Lead role
2011	Rock: Wanko no Shima	Matsuo Noyama	Lead role
2012	Brave Hearts: Umizaru	Tetsuya Yoshioka
	Tenchi: The Samurai Astronomer	Gieki Murase
	Tsunagu	Koichi Tsuchiya
2014	Akumu-chan	Kosuke Shibui
2014	Tokyo Tribes	Terra
2017	Fullmetal Alchemist	Maes Hughes		^[9]
2017	Hirunaka no Ryuusei	Yukichi Kumamoto

Radio

Year	Title	Network	Notes
2007	Jiyū to Ryuta Sato to Ractise	Tokyo FM

References

↑ "Summers no Ōtake ga Guest ni Natchau no Ka yo!?" Waratte Iitomo! Fuji Television. 5 Apr 2011.
↑ "佐藤隆太" (in Japanese). K Factory. Retrieved 14 May 2016.
↑ "佐藤隆太、「結婚します！」記者会見で報告". Asahi.com (in Japanese). Asahi Shimbun. 14 Jul 2009. Retrieved 14 May 2016.
↑ "佐藤隆太、次女誕生を生報告「すごくハッピー」" (in Japanese). Oricon. 1 Aug 2014. Retrieved 14 May 2016.
↑ "「ナオミとカナコ」に吉田羊ら出演決定" (in Japanese). Daily Sports. 24 Nov 2015. Retrieved 14 May 2016.
↑ "伊武雅刀･木南晴夏･佐藤隆太ら、新生土ドラ第1弾『火の粉』に出演決定" (in Japanese). Excite News. 2 Mar 2016. Retrieved 14 May 2016.
↑ "伊藤英明：4月期ドラマで不倫男に　ヤバイ妻役に木村佳乃". Mantan Web (in Japanese). Mainichi Shimbun Digital. 5 Mar 2016. Retrieved 14 May 2016.
↑ "新たなる恐怖を体感！”絶対恐怖”『プレイ』『ブース』完成記者会見！" (in Japanese). Cinema Topics Online. Retrieved 14 May 2016.
↑ "Live-Action Fullmetal Alchemist Film's On-Set Photos Show Yamada in Costume as Ed". Anime News Network. June 8, 2016. Retrieved August 28, 2016.

External links

Official profile (in Japanese)

The Television Drama Academy Award Best Actor Award
1st - 10th	1. Masakazu Tamura \| 2. Yūji Oda \| 3. Hiroyuki Sanada \| 4. Masahiro Nakai \| 5. Matsumoto Kōshirō IX \| 6. Etsushi Toyokawa \| 7. Issei Ishida \| 8. Masakazu Tamura \| 9. Takuya Kimura \| 10. Yūji Oda
11th - 20th	11. Shingo Katori \| 12. Yūji Oda \| 13. Tsuyoshi Kusanagi \| 14. Masahiro Nakai \| 15. Takuya Kimura \| 16. Issei Ishida \| 17. Yutaka Takenouchi \| 18. Takeshi Kaneshiro \| 19. Takuya Kimura \| 20. Yōsuke Eguchi
21st - 30th	21. Atsuro Watabe \| 22. Tsuyoshi Domoto \| 23. Etsushi Toyokawa \| 24. Takuya Kimura \| 25. Hideaki Takizawa \| 26. Tsuyoshi Domoto \| 27. Toshiaki Karasawa \| 28. Takuya Kimura \| 29. Tomoya Nagase \| 30. Yōsuke Eguchi
31st - 40th	31. Masakazu Tamura \| 32. Shingo Katori \| 33. Takuya Kimura \| 34. Hideaki Takizawa \| 35. Yūsuke Santamaria \| 36. Tsuyoshi Kusanagi \| 37. Satoshi Tsumabuki \| 38. Hidetaka Yoshioka \| 39. Yutaka Takenouchi \| 40. Masahiro Nakai
41st - 50th	41. Satoshi Tsumabuki \| 42. Takayuki Yamada \| 43. Shingo Katori \| 44. Yōsuke Eguchi \| 45. Tomoya Nagase \| 46. Hiroshi Abe \| 47. Kazuya Kamenashi \| 48. Takayuki Yamada \| 49. Etsushi Toyokawa \| 50. Hiroshi Abe
51st - 60th	51. Tsuyoshi Kusanagi \| 52. Takuya Kimura \| 53. Jun Matsumoto \| 54. Hiroshi Tachi \| 55. Masaharu Fukuyama \| 56. Junichi Okada \| 57. Takuya Kimura \| 58 Ryuta Sato \| 59. Kazunari Ninomiya \| 60. Kenichi Matsuyama
61st - 70th	61. Hiroshi Abe \| 62. Takuya Kimura \| 63. Takao Osawa \| 64. Toshiaki Karasawa \| 65. Satoshi Ohno \| 66. Masato Sakai \| 67. Kazunari Ninomiya \| 68 Yutaka Mizutani \| 69. Takao Osawa \| 70. Eita
71st - 80th	71. Kazuya Kamenashi \| 72. Jun Matsumoto \| 73. Satoshi Ohno \| 74. Shun Oguri \| 75. Takuya Kimura \| 76. Eita \| 77. Sho Sakurai \| 78. Masato Sakai \| 79. Masato Sakai \| 80. Jun Matsumoto
81st - 90th	81. Shun Oguri \| 82. Takuya Kimura \| 83. Junichi Okada \| 84. Tsuyoshi Kusanagi \| 85. Takeru Satoh \| 86. Masataka Kubota \| 87. Hiroshi Abe \| 88. Kengo Kora \| 89. Satoshi Ohno \| 90. Tatsuya Fujiwara
91st - 100th	91. Masato Sakai \| 92. Tsuyoshi Kusanagi \| 93. Tatsuya Fujiwara

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