Ryota Bando
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Acting
Bando Ryota is a Japanese actor. He is born in New York, USA. He works for Dongyu Club Co., Ltd. Born in New York, he lived there until he was three years old before moving and growing up in Hokkaido. He attended a school of Steiner education in Hokkaido until he was 18 years old. After starring in a graduation performance, he became an actor by receiving full-scale guidance from a director from Tokyo. In addition, he was also involved in ballroom dancing when he was in high school and has also studied abroad in New Zealand. After graduating, he wondered if he could work on paintings and photographs as a hobby. So he consulted with Nijiro Murakami, who had the same Steiner education and was recommended to the current office. He was recommended to use his own paintings, photographs, and play in addition to this resume. After sending them an animation video, he was hired. He made his debut in August of 2018 through the audition for the broadcast of Hana Pilgrimage Special Edition "Doll of Haruko". He won the Best Supporting Actor award at the 122nd Television Drama Academy Awards Winners (Fall 2024) for his role in "Lion no Kakurega".
Filmography
- Children Untold (2026)
- We Are Aliens (2026)
- The Samurai and the Prisoner (2026)
- Cry Out (2026)
- Suzuki=Bakudan (2025)
- Renoir (2025)
- Flower Curtain (2025)
- Snowflowers: Seeds of Hope (2025)
- How to Forget You (2025)
- Fureru (2024)
- Sisam (2024)
- Wakamusha (2024)
- う蝕 (2024)
- Voice (2024)
- Kubi (2023)
- 友情 ~平尾誠二と山中伸弥 『最後の一年』~ (2023)
- Tsugaru Lacquer Girl (2023)
- One Last Bloom (2023)
- The Pass: Last Days of the Samurai (2022)
- Winter Rose (2022)
- The World for the Two of Us (2022)
- Inubu: The Dog Club (2021)
- Honey Lemon Soda (2021)
- Wife of a Spy (2020)
- Yowamushi Pedal (2020)
- #HandballStrive (2020)
- Howling Village (2020)
- It Stopped Raining (2020)
- Family of Strangers (2019)
- Juken Zombie (2019)
- Turntable (2019)
- 12 Suicidal Teens (2019)
- Haruko's Doll (2018)
- Even: Song For You (2018)