Yuta Koseki
Koseki Yuta, alternatively written as 'Koseki Yuuta', is a Japanese actor. He's been active in the entertainment business since 2003 and has starred in commercials for products such as "Phantasy Star Portable 2" and plays such as "Musical Shugo Chara!". He is mainly known for his part in the "Prince of Tennis Musicals" (Second Generation) as he played Kikumaru Eiji. He also appeared in the Shugo Chara Musical, in La Corda de Oro Musical and played the main character in the rerun of the Amuse stage play, FROGS. He appeared in some movies and dramas such as "Ooku", "Bitter Blood", and "Oyaji no Senaka"
Filmography (63)
Punch-Drunk Woman
I Want to Die Alone
A Calm Sea and Beautiful Days with You
Unsung Heroes
A Kiss Lasts Forever
Love is Hard for a Rich Man
I Wanna Punch That Scumbag!
Lovesick Ellie
ゴースト・オブ・レディオ～バチボコ怖い心霊バスツアー～
It's a Wonderful Teacher!
The Expert of Changing Jobs
The Neighbor of Healing Has a Secret
A Farewell's Love That Begins with a Bet
Birth of Melos
Jeanne d'Arc
Kingdom: The Stage
Black/Crowes~roppongi underground~
ISHIKO and HANEO: You're Suing Me?
Sawako: It's Endless Revenge
Today the German Village Won't be Lit Up
Ojisama to Neko
Police in a Pod
Liar x Liar
DIVOC-12
ラブコメの掟～こじらせ女子と年下男子～
Snack Scratches
I Will Do it in the Next Life SP
来世ではちゃんとします お正月初夢SP
The Mystery Collection of Enmado Sara
Mio's Cookbook
行列の女神～らーめん才遊記～
I'll Do Better Next Life
Signal 100
Breakers
Samurai Marathon
When One Day I Will Sleep
I Was a "Secret Bitch"
You Are Marked for Death!
The New King
Hold On, Baseball Team
ZERO -The Bravest Money Game-
Missions of Love
Waiting For Spring
Missions of Love
特命刑事 カクホの女
Laughing Under the Clouds
The Could've-Gone-All-the-Way Committee
Anonymous Noise
Tokyo Alice
Amateur Lovers Never Give Up!
Dorome: Girls' Side
My Name is Shingo
Dorome: Boys' Side
Hotel Concierge
化石の微笑み
Drawing Days
If Tomorrow Comes
Back of Father
Saving My Stupid Youth
A Drop of the Grapevine
Tatsuro Yamashita - Christmas Eve 30th Anniversary Short Movie- Musical The Prince Of Tennis Concert: Dream Live 2011
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