What country does Takeshi Kaneshiro come from?

Takeshi Kaneshiro's nationality is Japan, so he is Japanese, but he was born in Taiwan Province Province, China, and he is a mixed-race Chinese and Japanese. 197365438+1October 1 1, Takeshi Kaneshiro was born in Tianmu District, Taipei City, Taiwan Province Province, China.

Because he was born in 1 1, eleven of them are "scholars", so his father named him "Wu", and all of them are warriors. His father gave him this name with ulterior motives, hoping that he would become a brave "samurai".

Takeshi Kaneshiro's mother came from Taiwan Province province, China, and his father was the first Okinawa man to transfer eel farming technology to Taiwan Province province, China. Takeshi Kaneshiro has two brothers, the first is half-brother, and the second is half-brother.

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During 1988, when Takeshi Kaneshiro was studying in an American school, he took a kiwi soda advertisement with a playful attitude because his classmate's mother invited him to take an advertisement. After the advertisement was broadcast, Ge, the boss of the economic company, took a fancy to it and urged him to make a movie and make a record. Takeshi Kaneshiro hesitated at that time. Finally, under the simple wish of buying a motorcycle, Takeshi Kaneshiro officially became an artist under Long Fu and began his acting career.

From 65438 to 0998, Takeshi Kaneshiro shifted the focus of his performance to Japanese movies and television. In the same year, Takeshi Kaneshiro took the Japanese drama "God! Please give me more time ",playing the ruthless music producer in the play, won the 18 japanese theatre Academy Best Actor Award.

Takeshi Kaneshiro also starred in the Sino-Japanese co-production "The City that Never Sleeps", in which he played a Japanese marginal youth wandering between a small town in Caballe and drug trafficking. In addition, Anna Maddalena, which brought together actors such as Aaron Kwok, Jacky Cheung and Kelly Chen, brought Takeshi Kaneshiro back to Hongkong.

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