Keiichi Suzuki
Actor · Composer
75 years (Aug 28, 1951)Tokyo, Japan
Keiichi Suzuki has worked in the acting trade in Japanese film and television, and what is documented about his work is brief. The count stands at 13 credits across 43 years. His work in 'Love Letter' as Male Itsuki's Father is the entry that stands out. 'Call Me Chihiro' belongs to the same filmography. Age at the first credit: 32. Genre-wise, the record points to drama.
Keiichi Suzuki
Actor · Composer
Keiichi Suzuki has worked in the acting trade in Japanese film and television, and what is documented about his work is brief. The count stands at 13 credits across 43 years. His work in 'Love Letter' as Male Itsuki's Father is the entry that stands out. 'Call Me Chihiro' belongs to the same filmography. Age at the first credit: 32. Genre-wise, the record points to drama.
13 Movies
Plays Male Itsuki's Father
Love Letter
1995
Plays Tramp
Call Me Chihiro
2023
Plays Kusunoki
Swallowtail Butterfly
1996
Plays Oshō (voice)
Ghost Cat Anzu
2024
Plays Yoshio
Spirit World
2025
Plays Pastor
Picnic
1996
Plays Ogata
His
2020
Plays Kokichi Tono
Last Letter
2020
Plays Keisuke Sakai
Tamako in Moratorium
2013
Plays Owner of Ramen Shop
Hatsuko's World
2007
Plays Mari's Father
There Is No Lid on the Sea
2015
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Keiichi Suzuki and where are they from?
Keiichi Suzuki is 75 years old, born on August 28, 1951 in Tokyo, Japan.
What are the most famous roles of Keiichi Suzuki?
Keiichi Suzuki is best known for roles in Love Letter, Call Me Chihiro, Swallowtail Butterfly.
How many movies has Keiichi Suzuki been in?
Over a 43-year career (since 1983), Keiichi Suzuki has appeared in 13 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Keiichi Suzuki's first movie?
The career of Keiichi Suzuki began with Boys Will Be Boys (1983).
What is Keiichi Suzuki's most recent movie or series?
Keiichi Suzuki's most recent release is Gosh!!, which premiered on September 26, 2025.
Keiichi Suzuki
1951-08-28 · Tokyo, Japan
Keiichi Suzuki has worked in the acting trade in Japanese film and television, and what is documented about his work is brief. The count stands at 13 credits across 43 years. His work in 'Love Letter' as Male Itsuki's Father is the entry that stands out. 'Call Me Chihiro' belongs to the same filmography. Age at the first credit: 32. Genre-wise, the record points to drama.