Tamayama Tetsuji

Tetsuji Tamayama (TAMAYAMA Tetsuji / 玉山鉄二 / たまやま てつじ) is a Japanese actor, born on Tuesday, April 1, 1980, in Kyoto, Japan.

• Nicknames: Tamatetsu, T2, Tet-kun
• Profession: Actor and former model
• Height: 182cm
• Weight: 65kg
• Star sign: Aries
• Blood type: O
• Family: Three older sisters (father is ethnic Korean)

This model turned actor is a popular TV and film star who has starred in many TV shows, films, commercials and music videos. The youngest of four children, he had always loved sports and was his high school track and field top athlete. During this time he worshipped his Senpai Kashiwabara Takashi which made him decide to tread into showbiz. He joined a modelling competition and was then active in CHECKMATE and many other fashion magazines. After graduating from high school he officially became an actor and made his TV debut in Naomi

He received his big break in Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger as GaoSilver and overnight became a hero to children and housewives. Hereafter, a load of film and television work followed, including Tokyo Love Cinema, Rikon Bengoshi, ROCKERS, Tengoku no Honya, Nana and so on. In 2005, he landed his first leading roles both on the big and small screen in Brother Beat and Gyakkyou nine.

As an actor:

• 2011 Hankyu densha
• 2011 Bakugyaku Family
• 2011 Hoshi mamoru inu
• 2010 Sayonara, Aruma: Akagami wo moratta inu
• 2010 Shikeidai no erebêtâ
• 2010 Noruwei no mori
• 2010 Shîsaido môteru
• 2010 Sunao ni narenakute
• 2010 Yokoyama Hideo sasupensu
• 2010 Wagaya no rekishi
• 2009 Hagetaka: The Movie
• 2009 Boss
• 2009 Goemon
• 2009 Jeneraru rûju no gaisen
• 2009 Kafû o machiwabite
• 2009 Tenchijin
• 2008 Bôshi
• 2008 Wairudo raifu
• 2008 Chîmu bachisuta no eikô
• 2008 Gin iro no shîzun
• 2008 Purizunâ
• 2007 Mayonaka no machi
• 2007 Ushi ni negai wo
• 2007 Furîjia
• 2007 Presents
• 2006 Nana 2 as Takumi
• 2006 Tegami
• 2006 Dare yori mo mama wo aisu
• 2006 Chekeraccho!!
• 2005 Purei
• 2005 Nana as Takumi
• 2005 Gyakkyo nine
• 2005 Kamyu nante shiranai
• 2004 Koibumi-biyori
• 2004 Tsû eichi
• 2004 Kimi ga omoide ni naru mae ni
• 2004 Tengoku no honya - koibi
• 2004 Casshern
• 2004 Rikon bengoshi
• 2004 Eiko
• 2003 Ninpuu sentai Hurricanger vs Gaoranger as Shirogane
• 2003 Message Kotoba ga, urakitteiru
• 2003 Rokkazu
• 2002 Koi ni utaeba
• 2002 Bara no jujika
• 2002 Hyakujû sentai Gaorenjaa
• 2001 Hyakujû sentai Gaorenjaa: Fire Mountain Howls as Shirogane
• 2001 Samurai Gâlu 21

Self:

• 2010 The 33rd Annual Japan Academy Awards
• 2005 Cocorico Miracle Type