Kenta Suga

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Characters played by Kenta Suga

Kenta Taguchi — Godzilla: Final Wars (2004)

Boy who discovers Minilla in the forest.

Junnosuke Furuyuki — Always - Sunset on Third Street (2005)

Orphaned boy initially cared for at Hiromi's bar before being adopted by Ryunosuke Chagawa. Demonstrates maturity by saving money for school lunches, and by 1964, focuses intensely on academic preparation for university entrance exams.

Junnosuke Furuyuki — Always: Sunset on Third Street 2 (2007)

An orphaned boy initially left with Hiromi at her sake bar before being taken in by Chagawa. Struggling with poverty in 1959, he secretly saves money for lunch. Chagawa promises him a stable future and prepares him academically for Tokyo University entrance exams to secure a corporate career.

Saburo Kazeta / Inazuman — Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie Wars Ultimatum (2012)

Leader of the 'Monster League,' a club of psychic children introduced in Ultimatum. Acts as a rival and antagonistic force to Gentaro's club during the movie's events.

Junnosuke Furuyuki — Always: Sunset on Third Street '64 (2012)

Orphaned boy taken in by Ryunosuke and Hiromi.

Ichiro Hanada — Hanada Shonenshi the Movie: Spirits and the Secret Tunnel (2006)

Ichiro is the young central character who gains the ability to see and speak with ghosts after an accident. He helps spirits with their unfinished business, including Seiko and Granny Yoshikawa, while struggling with anger toward his father and his feelings about Sota. These encounters lead him to reconsider his judgments and move toward reconciliation with his family.

Sanpei Mihira — Sanpei the Fisher Boy (2009)

A passionate young angler who dreams of catching extraordinary fish. He wins a river tournament through his talent and patient observation, then develops a friendly rivalry with visiting fishing professional Gyoshin. Sanpei refuses his sister Aiko’s plan to take him to Tokyo and sets out with his grandfather Ippei and Gyoshin to search for the legendary fish in Yonaki Valley.

Junichi Shinohara — Sacrifice Dilemma (2013)

Returning student who discovers the deadly sacrifice ritual on campus.

Shun — Blue Demon (2014)

Shun is a boy bullied by Takuro and his friends, and he accompanies Anna through the events in the empty house, though only she can see him. He discovers that he has been dead all along: Takuro struck him in the head and hid his body in a box. Shun is stunned by the truth, then disappears after Anna apologizes.

Aka — Zebra (2016)

Aka is part of the collectors’ world and explains its rules and the grim bargains involved in each collection. Through these explanations, Aka helps Dora understand the work she has entered, including how targets are handled and what the operation demands. The story places Aka among those who shape Dora’s understanding of the collectors’ business.

Hirotaka Koreda — Perfect World (2018)

Hirotaka knew Tsugumi in high school and once stopped her from throwing away a painting. After her breakup with Itsuki, he notices that she is hurting despite pretending to be fine and offers her support. His concern makes him a supportive presence in Tsugumi’s life as she struggles with her feelings.

Masao — Birthday Wishes (2016)

Masao is Noriko's younger brother. After their mother Yoshie is gone, he lives with Noriko and their father. As a child, he joins Noriko in imagining that Yoshie's promised birthday messages come from the stars, sharing in the comfort and wonder the letters bring them.

Career Overview

Kenta Suga has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 2002. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently The Haikyuu!! Stage Collection with 6 titles. Signature works include Hold On, Baseball Team, Love and Other Cults, Sweet Poolside. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
61
Birth Date
1994-10-19
Birth Place
Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 6 universes

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Content sources

Related entry on Wikidata (Q1739045), public domain (CC0).