is a Japanese actor and radio presenter. Since 2014, he has hosted the Miss International pageant.

Filmography

Films

Solar Crisis (1990), Ken Minami

Godzilla vs. Mothra (1992), Takuya Fujita

Art of Fighting (1993), Ryo Sakazaki (voice) Parasite Eve (1997), Yoshizumi Takatsugu Ultraman: The Next (2004), Shunichi Maki/Ultraman You are Umasou (Film) (2010), Baku Tatsumi (2011), voice Himawari no Oka 1983-nen Natsu (2015) Pure Japanese (2022)

Tetsuya Bessho

TV series

Dr X Surgery Daimon Michiko (2013, TV Asahi) Gunshi Kanbei (2014, NHK), Yamanaka Shikanosuke Crow's Blood (2016, Hulu)

Tetsuya Bessho

Radio

J-Wave Tokyo Morning Radio (J-Wave) – 2009–present

Theatre

The Fantastics (1987), Mortimer

Glass Mask (1988), Yuu Sakurakouji

When Harry Met Sally... (2002), Harry

Les Misérables (2003–2011), Jean Valjean

Miss Saigon (2004–2009), The Engineer

Urinetown (2004–2011), Bobby Strong (2004), Officer Lockstock (2011) Here's Love (2004–2005), Fred Gaily NINE the Musical (2005), Guido The Woman in White (2007), Walter Hartright Opera do Malandro (2009), Max The Coast of Utopia (2009), Ivan Turgenev Wonderful Town (2010), Robert/Bob Baker A Moment to Remember (2010–2012), Choi Chul-soo Reading Millionaires' Rechita-Karuda "Yoshitsune" (2012) Last Dance -The Musical Koshiji Fubuki - (2012), Maki Kotaro Hotel Majestic (2013), Ryuji Okochi Upheaval -GEKIDO- (2013), Naniwa Kawashima On The Stage crank ☆ Inn (2013), Orio Wakamura Carmen (2014), Mayor Sherlock Holmes 2: A Bloody Game (2015), Clive South Pacific (2015), Emile de Becque Love Letters (2016), Andy Death Note: The Musical (2017), Soichiro Yagami My Fair Lady (2018–2021), Professor Henry Higgins

Tetsuya Bessho

Others

Miss International World Competition (2014–present), Host

Miss International 2014 on November 11, 2014 at Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa with Kei Fujimoto Miss International 2015 on November 5, 2015 at Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa with Chisato Kaiho Miss International 2016 on October 27, 2016 at Tokyo Dome City Hall with Amy Ota Miss International 2017 on November 14, 2017 at Tokyo Dome City Hall with Amy Ota Miss International 2018 on November 9, 2018 at Tokyo Dome City Hall with Nikki Miss International 2019 on November 12, 2019 at Tokyo Dome City Hall with Ayoko Kisa and Kylie Verzosa

Dubbing

The Stolen Princess, King Vladimir

Bibliography

References

External links

Pacific Voice profile

2013 The Japan Times interview

1965 births

Living people

Japanese radio personalities

Keio University alumni

Actors from Shizuoka Prefecture

Japanese male film actors

Japanese male musical theatre actors

Japanese male television actors

20th-century Japanese male actors

21st-century Japanese male actors