About Kaito Takahashi
Born 1999. Kaito Takahashi is a Japanese singer.
, born April 3, 1999 is a Japanese singer, actor, and manga artist. He is a member of boy band King & Prince and Mr. King.
Born in Kanagawa Prefecture.
Biography
Early life Takahashi started dancing in preschool. He says he started to learn dancing because his elder sister was learning Yosakoi, and his parents encouraged him to begin dance. Takahashi formed a dance group in 2008 to participate in contests. He has won several competitions with his dance group and has also toured with SMAP as a backup dancer. He then left the dance group and studied dance for about two years with dancer Noppo (Shit Kingz) from the first year of junior high school.
Starting out In 2013, Takahashi's parents sent the Johnny's organisation a resume, and told him to audition for the organisation, but Takahashi, who wished to work as a dancer in the future, argued against that. After an audition, Takahashi joined Johnny's in July 2013. After the event, it was announced that the group would continue, and he would continue as a member of Mr. King from 2016 onward.
King and Prince On May 23, 2018, he made his CD debut as a member of King & Prince with the single Cinderella Girl.
From the May issue of the same year, Takahashi began a series in Shogakukan's Betsucomi comic magazine, called Idol, Sometimes ShΕjo manga artist, in which he learnt how to draw manga and become an aspiring manga artist by interviewing different manga artists.
On January 1, 2022, in the Nippon Television variety show King & Prince Ru., Takahashi attempted to break the record for "longest time running on a non-Newtonian fluid", and set a new record of 1 minute 6.49 seconds, becoming the Guinness World Records holder.
On August 24, 2023, Takahashi won the 116th The Television Drama Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in the TV series Passion for Punchlines.
Currently, he is using his talent for dancing to choreograph songs for King & Prince and Travis Japan.
Awards
Movie
Stage Dream Boys Jet (September 5β29, 2013, Imperial Theatre) Johnnys' 2020 World -Johnny's Tonitoni World- (December 7, 2013 β January 27, 2014, Imperial Theatre) Johnnys Ginza 2014 (May 24, 25, 31, June 1, 2014, Theatre Creation) Dream Boys (September 4β30, 2014, Imperial Theatre) 2015 New Year Johnnys' World (January 1β27, 2015, Imperial Theatre) Johnny's Ginza 2015 (April 24β26 and May 30 β June 1, 2015, Theatre Creation) Dream Boys (September 3β30, 2016, Imperial Theatre) β as Johnnys'5 Johnnys' IsLand (December 8, 2019 β January 27, 2020, Imperial Theatre)
Other activities Commercials Mikakuto "Tokuno Milk 8.2 Candy" (October 16, 2021) Honda "Honda Heart" (August 6, 2022) Universal Music Japan "Our summer songs campaign" (July 4, 2024)
Supporter The Dance Day (2024) β Convention Supporter (Dance competition broadcast on Nippon Television affiliate from 2022)
Music video Sexy Zone "Bye Bye Dubai (See You Again)" / "A My Girl Friend" (2013)
Event Shit Kingz Fes 2024 Momotaro (July 27 & 28, 2024, Yokohama Buntai) β secret guest
Choreography
King and Prince "Bubbles & Troubles" "Body Paint" "Nanana" (co-choreography with Sho Hirano) song of Travis Japan
Travis Japan +81 Dance Studio "SHAKE" song of SMAP
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Who is Kaito Takahashi?
Japanese idol
When was Kaito Takahashi born?
Kaito Takahashi was born on 3 April 1999.
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Kaito Takahashi is a singer.
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Kaito Takahashi is Japanese.
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