Shūhei Nomura

Japanese actor known for 'Assassination Classroom'

Shūhei Nomura - Japanese actor known for 'Assassination Classroom'
Born

November 14th, 1993
31 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Japan

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Active in the Japanese entertainment industry, gained recognition for roles in live-action adaptations. Played the character Kaede Kayano in the series 'Assassination Classroom'. Starred in the film 'I Am a Hero', showcasing a significant role in a popular zombie genre. Appeared in various television dramas and films, contributing to the growth of popular media in Japan.

Portrayed Kaede Kayano in 'Assassination Classroom'

Starred in 'I Am a Hero'

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