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Ginpei Sato
Ginpei Sato
48 years (Oct 19, 1977)
Tōkyō, Japan
6 Movies
4 TV Shows

Ginpei Sato

Ginpei Sato is a steady Japanese television actor, a fixture of the schedule for a good while. Television has provided the bulk of the work. Week after week he appeared as Jin in 'Samurai Champloo'. 'Final Fantasy VII: Last Order' sits alongside the series work. Work on screen dates back to 2005.
Ginpei Sato is a steady Japanese television actor, a fixture of the schedule for a good while. Television has provided the bulk of the work. Week after week he appeared as Jin in 'Samurai Champloo'. 'Final Fantasy VII: Last Order' sits alongside the series work. Work on screen dates back to 2005.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Ginpei Sato and where are they from?
Ginpei Sato is 48 years old, born on October 19, 1977 in Tōkyō, Japan.
What are the most famous roles of Ginpei Sato?
Ginpei Sato is best known for roles in Final Fantasy VII: Last Order, Kubi, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days.
How many movies has Ginpei Sato been in?
Over a 21-year career (since 2005), Ginpei Sato has appeared in 6 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Ginpei Sato's first movie?
The career of Ginpei Sato began with Final Fantasy VII: Last Order (2005).
What is Ginpei Sato's most recent movie or series?
Ginpei Sato's most recent release is Kubi, which premiered on November 23, 2023.
What TV shows has Ginpei Sato appeared in?
On television, Ginpei Sato has appeared in Samurai Champloo, Claymore, Akagi, Throwing Stones: Cops Against the Government.
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Ginpei Sato
Ginpei Sato
1977-10-19 · Tōkyō, Japan

Ginpei Sato is a steady Japanese television actor, a fixture of the schedule for a good while. Television has provided the bulk of the work. Week after week he appeared as Jin in 'Samurai Champloo'. 'Final Fantasy VII: Last Order' sits alongside the series work. Work on screen dates back to 2005.

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