Difference between revisions of "Iwaki Koichi"
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*[[Miss Jikocho]] (NHK, 2019, ep9-10) | *[[Miss Jikocho]] (NHK, 2019, ep9-10) | ||
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*[[Mikaiketsu no Onna]] (TV Asahi, 2018, ep7-8) | *[[Mikaiketsu no Onna]] (TV Asahi, 2018, ep7-8) | ||
*[[Tantei Shoujo Arisa no Jikenbo]] (TV Asahi, 2017) | *[[Tantei Shoujo Arisa no Jikenbo]] (TV Asahi, 2017) | ||
Revision as of 12:28, 30 May 2020
Iwaki Koichi
Profile
- Name: 岩城滉一 (いわき こういち)
- Name (romaji): Iwaki Koichi
- Real name: Lee Guan Il / (李光一)
- Profession: Actor and Racer
- Birthdate: 1951-Mar-21 (age 75)
- Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
- Height: 175cm
- Weight: 68kg
- Star sign: Aries
- Blood type: A
- Family: Wife model Yuki Anna (結城アンナ)
- Management agency: A-Team
About Koichi
Koichi is of Korean descent but was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan. He debut in 1975 at the age of 24, but shot to international fame with his role in the TV drama Kita no Kuni kara. He is very good friends with Tachi Hiroshi, with the two of them crazy over motorbikes. He started professional motor-racing in 1980.
TV Shows
- Miss Jikocho (NHK, 2019, ep9-10)
- BACK STREET GIRLS (MBS, 2019)
- Mikaiketsu no Onna (TV Asahi, 2018, ep7-8)
- Tantei Shoujo Arisa no Jikenbo (TV Asahi, 2017)
- Rinshou Hanzai Gakusha Himura Hideo no Suiri (NTV, 2016, ep4)
- Angel Heart (NTV, 2015, ep5)
- Rugged! (NHK BS Premium, 2015)
- Ao no Umi (Tokai TV, 2014)
- Alice no Toge (TBS, 2014)
- Miss Pilot (Fuji TV, 2013, ep1,4-8,10-11)
- Mottomo Tooi Ginga (TV Asahi, 2013)
- My Boss My Hero (2006)
- Good Luck!! (TBS, 2003)
- Let's Go Nagata-cho (NTV, 2001)
- Kiken Na Tobira - Ai Wo Tejou De Tunagu Toki (TV Asahi, 2001)
- Okuman Choja to Kekkon Suru Hoho (NTV, 2000)
- Yasha (TV Asahi, 2000)
- Abunai Hokago (TV Asahi, 1999)
- P.A. (NTV, 1998)
- Virgin Road (Fuji TV, 1997)
- Papa Survival (TBS, 1995)
- Kinjirareta Asobi (NTV/YTV, 1995)
- Asunaro Hakusho (Fuji TV, 1993)
- Gogatsu no Kaze (NTV, 1991)
- Kono Mune no Tokimeki wo (Fuji TV, 1989)
- Dakishimetai (Fuji TV, 1988)
- Rokugatsu no Kiken na Hanayome (TBS, 1982)
- Kita no Kunikara (Fuji TV, 1981)