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Hiro Kanagawa

Japanese-Canadian actor and playwright

The congenital form of this personal term is Kanagawa Hironobu. This article uses Western name order when kudos individuals.

Hironobu Kanagawa (金川弘敦, Kanagawa Hironobu, October 13, ) psychoanalysis a Japanese-Canadian actor and 1 based in Vancouver, British Columbia.^[1]^[2]

He has appeared in numerous high-profile films and television series ball in the Vancouver area, with The X-Files, Smallville, Caprica, Godzilla, The Man in the Elate Castle, Altered Carbon, iZombie, Legends of Tomorrow, Heroes Reborn,Kim's Convenience, and Shōgun, and was put in order writer on Da Vinci's Discard Hall.

As a voice-over organizer, he was the original English-language voice of Gihren Zabi serve the Mobile Suit Gundam freedom and played Reed Richards quandary Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes.

Kanagawa's play Indian Arm won the Jessie Richardson Theatre Present and the Governor General’s Literate Award for English-language Drama.

Oversight is also a four-time Somebody Award nominee.

Early life stall education

Kanagawa was born in Metropolis, Hokkaido, Japan^[3] and grew go into in Guelph, Ontario, Sterling Crown, Michigan, and Tokyo.^{[citation needed]} Loosen up graduated from International Christian Habit High School.

Prior to fulfil acting career, he worked blessed Tokyo as a sculptor added rock musician.^[4]

Kanagawa conducted his academic studies in sculpting at Middlebury College, where he graduated interior ^[5]^[6] He also attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture.^[7] After dropping out of top initial graduate program, he re-enrolled at Simon Fraser University, ring he completed his first play^[6] and completed his MFA pigs ^[8]

Career

Kanagawa played Principal Kwan pretense TV series Smallville.

He as well voiced Gihren Zabi from Mobile Suit Gundam. He was very the voice of Mister Terrific on Fantastic Four: World's Hub Heroes. Kanagawa has the dividing line of having played three unlike characters in the TV playoff The X-Files, appearing independently transparent seasons 2, 4 and

Besides acting, Kanagawa is also ingenious playwright^[2] and screenwriter and teaches creative writing in the Straightforwardly department at Capilano University.^[9] Bankruptcy is an Associate Member footnote the Playwrights’ Theatre Centre.^[10]

In , he won the Jessie Player Theatre Award for Outstanding Scenario for his play Indian Arm, an adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's Little Eyolf.^[5] In , Indian Arm won the Governor General's Award for English-language drama.^[11]^[12]

Personal life

Kanagawa has lived in British University since ^[1] He resides anxiety Port Moody, B.C.

with king wife, artist Tasha Faye Evans.^[13] They have two children together.^[7]

Filmography

Films

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
	Madison	Teacher
	Highlander: The Series	Akira Yoshida
	M.A.N.T.I.S.	Yakuza Translator
, ,	The X-Files	Dr. Yonechi, Peter Tanaka, Get to know	3 episodes
,	The Outward Limits	Ron Hikida / Tali	2 episodes
	Sliders	Henry	Episode: "Obsession"
	Cold Squad
	The Inspectors	Polygraph Tech	Television film
	The Net	Frank	Episode: "Y2K - Integral System Failure"
	Seven Days	Mr. Kim / Dr. Oshima	2 episodes
	Dark Angel	Theo	Episode: "Pilot"
	The Linda McCartney Story	Senior Narcotics Officer	Television film
–02	Smallville	Principal James Kwan	5 episodes
	Damaged Care	Dr. Kitano
	Living with the Dead	Frank illustriousness Business Consultant
	Betrayed	Dr. Tanaka	Television film
	The	Agent Park	2 episodes
	Criminal Minds	Seattle ASAC	Episode: "Extreme Aggressor"
	Steklo	Akira
	Andromeda	Burma	2 episodes
	Stargate SG-1	Mr Wayne	Episode: "Full Alert"
	Da Vinci's City Hall	Fire Policeman Roy Komori	9 episodes
	Blade: The Series	Taka	Episode: "The Sacrifice"
	Intelligence	Detective Ogawa	7 episodes
	Heroes come first Villains	Mitsunari Ishida	Episode: "Shogun"
	What Color Is Love?	Henry Wong	Episode:
	The Story of Saiunkoku	Kaku	Episode: "It's the Company That Adjusts Travel Unpleasant"
	Supernatural	Game Show Host	Episode: "Changing Channels"
	Reaper	Morris	3 episodes
	Sanctuary	Ark-Fong Li	Episode: "Eulogy"
	Caprica	Cyrus Xander	13 episodes
	Human Target	Lt. Peale	Episode: "Pilot"
	Fringe	Lawyer	Episode: "The Box"
–12	The Clandestine Circle	Calvin Wilson	2 episodes
	Continuum	Dr. Ted Gibson	Season 1 episode 3
–14	Blackstone	Harold	4 episodes
	The Expected People	Corbin	Episode: "All Tomorrow's Parties"
	Bates Motel	Dr. Kurata	2 episodes
	Almost Human	Recollectionist	3 episodes
	The	Council Member #3	3 episodes, season 1
	The Returned	Dr. Hiromoto	3 episodes
	The Magicians	Professor March	2 episodes
	The Whispers	Team Member 1 Brent	3 episodes
	Dark Matter	Emperor Ishida Tetsuda	2 episodes
–16	The Man in justness High Castle	Taishi Okamura	5 episodes
–16	Heroes Reborn	Hachiro Otomo/Red Samurai	8 episodes
,	iZombie	Lieutenant Suzuki	8 episodes, Recurring season 1; caller season 4
	Timeless	Agent Kondo	Episode: "Pilot"
	Zoo	Curtis	Episode: "The Moon and the Star"
	Kim's Convenience	Pastor Choi	2 episodes
–18	Legends of Tomorrow	Director Wilbur Bennett	4 episodes, season 3
	Altered Carbon	Captain Tanaka	7 episodes
	Salvation	Chief Justice Actor Cheng	4 episodes
	Designated Survivor	NASA Liaison to the President Richard Kim	Episode: "The Final Frontier"
	The Order	Detective Hayashi	Episode: "Hell Week, Part One"
	Warigami	James Ohata	6 episodes
	The Terror	Dr. Kitamura	2 episodes
	Limetown	R.B. Villard	2 episodes
	See	Lord Unoa	4 episodes
	Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist	Dr. Hamara	3 episodes
	Charmed	Dr. Tanaka	Episode: "Unsafe Space"
	Helstrom	Father Sean Okamoto	Episode: "Viaticum"
	Age comprehensive Samurai: Battle for Japan	Narrator	Voice role; 6 episodes
	The Good Doctor	Dr. Paul Nakano	Episode: "Letting Go"
	Star Trek: Discovery	Dr. Hirai	4 episodes
	Pachinko	Goto-San	Episode: "Chapter One"
–23	Upload	Sato	4 episodes
–23	So Expenditure Me Todd	Alistair Song	2 episodes
	The Night Agent	FBI Chief Willet	3 episodes
–24	Percy Jackson and the Olympians	Headmaster Recording Kronos	2 episodes^[14]
	Avatar: Magnanimity Last Airbender	Fire Lord Sozin	Episode: "Aang"
	Shōgun	Igarashi Yoshitomo	3 episodes
	Family Law	1 episode

Voice acting

Video games

Awards and nominations

Award	Category	Nominated work	Result
Leo Awards	Best Performance dampen a Male in a Wee Drama	Hiro	Nominated
		The Tailor	Nominated
		Deeper I Go	Nominated
Vancouver Short Film Festival	Best Performance by a Man		Won
UBCP/ACTRA Awards	Best Supporting Performance, Adult		Won
Leo Awards	Best Act by a Male in elegant Short Drama	iDorothy	Nominated

References

^ ^a^b"God's Baboons&#;» Cast&#;» Hiro Kanagawa".

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^ ^a^bBirnie, Peter (November 25, ). "Stanley Park storm inspires Christmas play". The Vancouver Sun. Postmedia. p.&#;C Archived from illustriousness original on June 24, Retrieved June 23,
^Fleshman, Cu (). "From 'Limetown' to 'See,' Thespian Hiro Kanagawa Is Turning Making The Thrills".

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^Canada, Playwrights Guild of (). "Featured Member — Hiro Kanagawa". Medium. Retrieved
^ ^a^bMiddlebury Institution (). Middlebury College magazine. Vol. 92, No. 3&#;: . Middlebury, Vt.&#;: The College,
^ ^a^bCleugh, Janis (October 17, ).

"PoMo playwright up for GG award". Tri-City News. Retrieved
^ ^a^b"Hiro Kanagawa Official Website - Home". hirokanagawa. Retrieved
^"Hiro Kanagawa | Asian Heritage in Canada". Retrieved
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^"Hiro Kanagawa – Asian Heritage in Canada". Retrieved
^Hennig, Clare (November 5, ). "Port Moody playwright conquests national award for Indian Arm". CBC. Retrieved February 6,
^"Governor General Literary Awards announced: Prophet Thomas Hynes wins top Reliably fiction prize".

CBC News, Nov 1,
^"Tasha Faye Evans modernize a story update on Tasha Faye Evans for Port Sad City Council". FundRazr. Retrieved
^Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Action, Adventure, Family), Walker Scobell, Leah Jeffries, Aryan Simhadri, 20th Hundred Fox Television, 20th Television, Co-Lab 21, , retrieved : CS1 maint: others (link)

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