Fūju Kamio

Japanese actor in 'Your Eyes Tell'

Fūju Kamio - Performers & Entertainers born January 21st, 1999
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Born in January 1999, this Japanese actor gained recognition for his performances in film and television. Debuting in 2016, he starred in several productions, achieving notable success. The role in the film 'Your Eyes Tell' garnered critical acclaim, solidifying his place in the Japanese entertainment industry. He has showcased a range of acting skills, exhibiting versatility and depth in character portrayal throughout his career.

'Your Eyes Tell'

'Kimi wa Haretara'

'Kamen Rider Ex-Aid'

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