Noritake Kinashi

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Noritake Kinashi
木梨 憲武
Born (1962-03-09) 9 March 1962 (age 59)
Chitosedai, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan
NationalityJapanese
Other names
  • Nori-san (ノリさん)
  • Nori-chan (ノリちゃん)
  • Slennut no chaichī no Kata (ずるねんとのちゃいちーの方, Zurunento no chaichī no Kata)
Education
  • Teikyo High School
  • Owarai Star Tanjō
Occupation
  • Comedian
  • actor
  • singer
  • artist
Years active1980[1]–
AgentArrival
Style
Height1.77 m (5 ft 10 in)
Television
  • Kinashi Mesen! Nori sun no Hawaii
  • Amai Kekkon
  • Kinashi Cycle
  • Mirai Sōzō-dō
Spouse(s)
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(m. 1994)​
Partner(s)Takaaki Ishibashi
RelativesMorisho Kinashi (cousin)
WebsiteKinashiNoritake_Com Noritake Kinashi

Noritake Kinashi (木梨 憲武, Kinashi Noritake, born 9 March 1962)[1] is a Japanese comedian, actor, singer and artist. He is the short member of the comedy duo Tunnels, with whom he was a member of the pop group Yaen. His partner is Takaaki Ishibashi. He is the executive vice president of the entertainment office Arrival.

Kinashi's wife is actress Narumi Yasuda. His cousin is Liberal Democratic Party Suginami lawmaker .

Works[]

Creations[]

Kinashi had seven solo exhibitions by 2013, his style of painting is abstract based on the colour red, sketching letters in landscapes, and still life drawings with simple colour expression. While using his exhibitions using the interactive method of the internet, he can also handle character designs in video games.

Year Title Type
1994 Taiyō Nikonika-ten Exhibition
1996 Sendai The 77 Bank Savings passbook
Noritarou nō, e hon'nō, hagaki nō Picture book
1997 Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter Character design, voice
Tosanoumi Toshio Apron
1998 Tokyo Metro Poster
2000 Noritake Kinashi no Tenran-kai Exhibition
2002 Score-ten
2003 Go With The Flow-ten
Dai 114-kai Anda Pandan-ten
Adagio Lounge classics CD jacket
Tsugutoshi Goto do not disturb Album cover
Kiichi Nakai Nikki Book cover
2006 Shigeo Nagashima from Mizuno Corporation 3-Ban T-shirts T-shirt design
2008 Noritake Kinashi: Iro no Sekai-ten in Kyoto Exhibition
Noritake Kinashi Echibition
AFWP 2008 Japan Dai San-kai Sekai Heiwa Bijutsu Saiten
2009 Tokyo! Tokyo!! Tokyo!!! Ten
2010 Noritake Kinashi Spot Aoyama Tokyo 2010
2013 Noritake Kinashi Bijutsukan 2 Ai to Kibō to Hikari to Kapiolani Kōen to Watashi to Kyoto
2014 Noritake Kinashi-ten×20 years Inspiration: Shunkan no Kōkishin
2015 Noritake Kinashi Solo Exhibition

Discography[]

Year Title
1996 Kenzaburō & George Yamamoto "Roman"
2002 Noritake Kinashi+Kiyoshiro Imawano "Ganbare Nippon"
2006 Ajisai "Futaridake no Sekai"

Delivery

Year Title
2015 Fumiya Fujii & Noritake & Hiromi "Tomoyo"

Videos[]

Year Title
2003 Ryōma no Tsuma to sono Otto to Aijin
2004 Noritake Guide Free Live
2005 Noritake Guide 2 Peace Live
2006 Noritake Guide 3 –99975 Party Live–
2007 Noritake Guide 4 One Half Live

Filmography[]

This article is about Noritake Kinashi's appearances. For his appearances in Tunnels, see Tunnels (owarai).

(except guest appearance programmes)

Current appearances[]

Year Title Network Notes Ref.
2012 Kinashi Mesen! Nori sun no Hawaii BS Fuji Appeared three times annually [2]
2015 Yutaka-san to Noritake-chan! Tabi suru Aibō TV Asahi
Noritake-Fumiya-Hiromi ga Iku! Camping Car Gasshuku: Deai-fureai shiawase tabi Fuji TV

Former appearances[]

TV programmes[]

Regular programmes

Year Title Network Notes
2001 Kinashi Cycle Fuji TV
2002 Kinashi Guide Shūmatsu no Tatsujin
2005 Genseki TBS
10 Karat Appeared once a month
2006 Mirai Sōzō-dō NTV
2009 Ochanomizu Hakase TBS

Special programmes[]

Only for clarification (excluding guest appearance programmes)

Year Title Network
1993 Noritake Kinashi no Soccer da! TV Asahi
1999 Nenmatsu Jumbo Nama Tokuban! Noritake-Hiromi to yu kaina Nakama ga TV de yaritakatta koto 50
2000 Noritake Kinashi no Tenran-kai Fuji TV
Tokoro-Noritake-Hiromi no konna Bangumi Damedesuka? TV Asahi
2002 Noritake Kinashi no Sekai no Soccer ga yattekimasu. Watashitachi no Kokorogamae Fuji TV
Jidan: W-hai Hideo Fensetsu "10" no Keifu
2004 Oretachi no Zen Ei Open TV Asahi
2005 Noritake Kinashi no Vs
2011 BS Asahi Kaikyoku 10-shūnen Special Noritake Kinashi no Design ttena nda!? Gaudi no Ai shita machi Barcelona-hen BS Asahi
Iwai! Noritake Kinashi Seitan 50-shūnen hajimete no Kinashi TV Asahi
2013 Noritake Kinashi New York MOMA no Nazo: Art ni naru Mono naranai Mono BS Asahi
2015 Yutaka-san to Noritake-chan! Tabi suru Aibō TV Asahi
Kinashi no E wa Sekai e! 53-Sai Shinjin Gaka no NY Funtō-ki Fuji TV
2016 Soccer W Hai Ajia Saishū Yosen Ōen Bangumi: Supporters TV Asahi

TV dramas[]

Year Title Role Network Notes Ref.
1997 3-Ban Table no Kyaku Fuji TV Also directed
1998 Amai Kekkon Kitaro Tadano Lead role
1999 Restru Deka Igarashi TBS
Koichimin Kane Ken Nabeshima Fuji TV Lead role
2001 Natsuyasumi no Santa-san NTV
2004 Otōto Night train conductor TV Asahi Episode 3
Ningendamono: Mitsuo Aida Monogatari Mitsuo Aida Lead role
2010 Wagaya no Rekishi Ken'ichi Enomoto Fuji TV
2015 Yonimo Kimyōna Monogatari 25 Shūnenkinen! Aki no 2-shū Renzoku Special Kessaku Fukkatsu-hen: Omoide o Uru Otoko [3]

Film[]

Year Title Role Notes
2002 Ryōma no Tsuma to sono Otto to Aijin
2004 University of Laughs Hidden cast
2006 Memories of Tomorrow Cameo
2008 Postman Special guest
2015 Initiation Love Cameo
2018 Inuyashiki Ichiro Inuyashiki Lead role

Animated films[]

Year Title Role Notes
2003 Finding Nemo Marlin Japanese dub
2013 Walking with Dinosaurs Patchi[4]
2016 Finding Dory Marlin

Stage[]

Year Title
2004 Noritake Guide Free Live
2005 Noritake Guide II Peace Live
2012 Noritake Guide 5.0

Bibliography[]

Year Title ISBN Notes Ref.
1997 Noritarou nō, e honnō, hagaki nō. ISBN 4895883183
Noritarou nō, nuri e nō, hagaki nō. ISBN 4895883191
2016 Iru yo!! Kiyomi Sawa did the shrimp animation [5]
Dō shiyō...
Mainichi.

References[]

  1. ^ Jump up to: a b "公式サイト プロフィール" (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 19 January 2009. Retrieved 16 Jan 2017.
  2. ^ "木梨憲武、ハワイでのナンパ明かす「運命の出会いあった」". Oricon Style (in Japanese). Oricon. 18 Jun 2012. Retrieved 16 Jan 2017.
  3. ^ "木梨憲武１１年ぶりドラマ主演「いいタイミングだった」". Sponichi Annex (in Japanese). Sports Nippon. 12 Nov 2015. Retrieved 16 Jan 2017.
  4. ^ "ウォーキング with ダイナソー". Star Channel. Retrieved August 31, 2019.
  5. ^ "木梨憲武が妖精・コッカ描く絵本発売、手のひらサイズで缶バッジ付き". Owarai Natalie (in Japanese). Natasha. 1 Sep 2016. Retrieved 16 Jan 2017.

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