About Taku Suzuki
Born 1975. Taku Suzuki is a Japanese actor and owarai tarento, known for Clover (2014 film), Hell Teacher Nūbē and Manatsu no Orion.
is a Japanese comedian and actor who is part of the comedy duo Drunk Dragon with Muga Tsukaji. He graduated from Kanagawa Prefectural Ayase Nishi High School.
Biography Suzuki was born in Ayase, Kanagawa, in 1975. According to Shutsubotsu! Adomachikku Tengoku, his family ran a tavern called Kuro Hyōe in Ebina, Kanagawa. Suzuki's cousins are models Aoi Miura and Moe Miura.
Suzuki was inspired to become a comedian while browsing through a comedy book in a bookstore. He was admitted to the fifth class of School JCA. Suzuki formed a comedy duo with Muga Tsukaji.
He also engages in independent activities without Tsukaji.
Filmography
Television dramas Year Title Role Notes Ref. 2005 Charming Street-stall keeper 2015 Doraemon, Haha ni Naru: Nobuyo Oyama Monogatari Kaneta Kimotsuki 2016 Sanada Maru Jūzō Taiga drama; cameo
Films Year Title Role Notes 2022 The Fish Tale Suzuki
Japanese dub Finding Nemo - Crab
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Who is Taku Suzuki?
Japanese actor and owarai tarento
When was Taku Suzuki born?
Taku Suzuki was born on 7 December 1975 in Ayase.
What is Taku Suzuki's occupation?
Taku Suzuki is an actor and owarai tarento.
What is Taku Suzuki known for?
Taku Suzuki is known for Clover (2014 film), Hell Teacher Nūbē, Manatsu no Orion, Mare (TV series) and Yūsha Yoshihiko.
What nationality is Taku Suzuki?
Taku Suzuki is Japanese.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Taku Suzuki. https://biography.guide/taku-suzuki/
MLA: "Taku Suzuki." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/taku-suzuki/.
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