Acting
Takuya Kawaharada
Born May 6, 1991 · Tokyo, Japan
Takuya Kawaharada is a versatile Japanese actor known for his captivating performances across stage, television, and film. Born on May 6, 1991, in Tokyo, Japan, he stands at a height of 167 cm and possesses the dynamic blend of Filipino and Spanish heritage. Kawaharada embarked on his journey into the entertainment industry through auditions and marked his debut in 2008 with the television drama バッテリー(Battery). He quickly made his presence felt, securing lead roles in various projects, including the stage production Blood Heaven 〜第七天国〜, where he delivered his inaugural starring performance alo… Takuya Kawaharada is a versatile Japanese actor known for his captivating performances across stage, television, and film. Born on May 6, 1991, in Tokyo, Japan, he stands at a height of 167 cm and possesses the dynamic blend of Filipino and Spanish heritage. Kawaharada embarked on his journey into the entertainment industry through auditions and marked his debut in 2008 with the television drama バッテリー(Battery). He quickly made his presence felt, securing lead roles in various projects, including the stage production Blood Heaven 〜第七天国〜, where he delivered his inaugural starring performance alongside Fukuyama Masashi. With a diverse cultural background, Kawaharada's mother hails from the Philippines and Spain, granting him the endearing nickname "たー" (Taa). His artistic prowess extends beyond acting, as he has showcased his talents as a singer and director. Notably, he was associated with Main Cast Production until its unfortunate closure on May 3, 2016. Subsequently, Kawaharada embarked on an independent journey, departing from Sense Up on May 31, 2019, to continue his career as a free artist.
In the realm of music, Kawaharada's talents shine as a member of the men's unit SAMURAI TUNES, which emerged from the program "超！アイドル戦線～Mens＆Girls～" (Super! Idol Frontline Mens&Girls) broadcasted on TOKYO MX. This venture culminated in a major debut with SAMURAI TUNES, released under the banner of Japan Columbia on July 18, 2018.
Beyond his contributions to the entertainment world, Kawaharada's personal interests reflect his multifaceted nature. He finds solace in music appreciation, and his skills encompass the realms of baseball and solving the Rubik's Cube.More
