Takashi Sumida Trailers

Love's Twisting Path TrailerGumi. Chocolate. Pine. TrailerWeather Woman Trailer

Takashi Sumida, born on January 7, 1966, in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan, is a Japanese actor and comedian. He is affiliated with the talent agency Production Jinrikisha and has been active in the entertainment industry since 1986. Sumida is known for his roles in various television dramas, including NHK's "Wakaba" (2004-2005), "GeGeGe no Nyoubou" (2010), and "Ranman" (2023). He has also appeared in TV shows such as "Best Time" (2000-2004) and "Yasuko to Kenji" (2008). In addition to his acting career, Sumida has been involved in comedy groups like "Bishibashi System" and is recognized for his contributions to the entertainment industry.

Most Popular Takashi Sumida Trailers

Total trailers found: 6

The King of Minami: Lovers Contract Trailer (1994)

30 July 1994

#8 in the series, after "Lady Loan Shark."

Weather Woman Trailer (1996)

16 August 1996

Keiko, a young, newly hired weather woman, is eager to give her channel's flagging ratings a boost. She decides a panty shot might do the trick, so during her forecast she lifts her skirt, thereby capturing the attention and the hearts of viewers.

Love's Twisting Path Trailer (2019)

12 April 2019

Set in Kyoto in the last days of the Edo Period, the bloody conflict continues between local feudal domains, which aim to overthrow the Tokugawa Shogunate, and the Shogun's police and city patrol.

Weather Woman Returns Trailer (1996)

25 January 1996

Keiko is the new owner of a local television station, and she's determined to succeed, no matter what! But the rival TV station will stop at nothing to crush her, and one by one, Keiko's new programs are humiliatingly sabotaged.

The Men Who Made Ultraman Trailer (1989)

21 March 1989

A biographical dramatization about the production of the original Ultraman, the beloved classic special effects fantasy series from Eiji Tsuburaya.

Gumi. Chocolate. Pine. Trailer (2007)

22 December 2007

Kenzo and his high school friends live in anguish, believing that there is something that sets them apart from everybody else.