Kenji Moriwaki (森脇 健児 Moriwaki Kenji Hirakata, Osaka , Japan) [1]
Kenji Moriwaki
Born (1967-02-05 ) February 5, 1967 (age 57) Other names Ken-chan (健ちゃん Kenji (健児 Hashiru Otoko (走る男 Moriken (モリケン Post-Sanma Akashiya (ポスト明石家さんま Posuto Akashiya Sanma Education Hirakata Municipal Tonoyama First Elementary School Hirakata Municipal First Junior High School Rakuminami High School Momoyama Gakuin University Department of SociologyOccupation(s) Comedian, radio personality Years active 1984– Agent Shochiku Geino Known for Height 1.71 m (5 ft 7 in) Awards Upper Comedy Topic Award (1989)
Moriwaki is represented with Shochiku Geino . He graduated from Hirakata Municipal Tonoyama First Elementary School, Hirakata Municipal First Junior High School, Rakuminami High School, and Momoyama Gakuin University . Moriwaki is a resident of Kyoto . In 2010 he became the Special Advisor to Kyoto Miyama High School. Moriwaki is now married and has one son and daughter.
Biography
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During high school Moriwaki held a number of voluntary planning events in the local live house Blow Down in Hirakata.
He passed the 1st Shochiuku Geino Tarento Audition during his second year in senior high school. In the 17 March 1984 Moriwaki joins Shochiku Geino and later in June he debuted in a vaudeville show. Later he became an apprentice to Hayato Wakai. In 1988 Moriwaki and Wakai turn into a duo in Zamaa Kankan! and the Kansai Local programme Kenji Moriwaki no Seishun Vegetable in the Kinki area.
Later in the 1990s he appeared in dramas and presenting variety programmes and he stepped down from Waratte Iitomo! Yume ga Mori Mori , but the programme didn't air nationwide and in 1999 the series returned in the Kinki area.
Current appearances
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TV series
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Year
Title
Network
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2004
Kenji Moriwaki no U Work Weekly Radio Kansai
Konchi wa Kon-chan Ohirudesuyo! MBS Radio Thursday monthly "Ichiguest"
2006
Kenji Moriwaki no Saturday Stadium KBS Radio
2014
Yona Yona... ABC Radio Monday personality
Internet series
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Year
Title
2011
Daily Sports "Sō Shisō Ai"
Magazines
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Title
Netchū! Rikujō-bu "Kenji Moriwaki no Netchū! Rikujō-bu Sōdan-shitsu"
Riku Maga Jr. "Kenji Moriwaki no Shitsumon Corner"
Advertisements
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Former appearances
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Variety series
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Year
Title
Network
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Wide You MBS
1985
You Goban Mada? ABC
1988
Zamaa Kankan! YTV
1989
Idol Kyōwakoku TV Asahi 3rd presenter
1991
Sakurakko Club TV Asahi
Waratte Iitomo! Fuji TV
Waratte Iitomo Special Issue Fuji TV
Waratte Iitomo! Tokudai-gō Fuji TV
1992
Yume ga Mori Mori Fuji TV
Tamori no Vocabula Tengoku Fuji TV
Kenji Moriwaki no Sessa Taku Maru!! ABC
1993
Professional Baseball News Fuji TV
Hatsumōde! Bakushō Hit Parade Fuji TV
Sanma no Nan Demo Derby TV Asahi
Naruhodo! The World Fuji TV
Discovery of the World's Mysteries TBS
1994
Maido! Ongaku Las Vegas TV Asahi
1995
Kasou Taishou NTV
FNS Super Special TV Yume Rettō Fuji TV
Quiz Nipponjin no Shitsumon NHK TV
The Warame De Pon Fuji TV
1996
Doyō Tokushū NHK TV
27-jikan Challenge TV TV Asahi
1997
Wai Wai Tea Time TBS
Pro Sportsman No.1 TBS
1998
Mezamashi TV Fuji TV
2001
Hiru Doki Nippon Rettō NHK TV
Assistant
TV Hakubutsukan: Sorette Honto! THK Reporter
Chichinpui Pui MBS
Variety: Seikatsu Emi Hyakka NHK
Niji Goji TNC
News Signal Sun
2002
Ōi, Nippon NHK-BS2
Rakurabu. KBS
2003
Rakurabu R KBS
Pooh! TBS
Tsūkai! Everyday KTV
Money no Tora NTV
Volunteer
2004
Ikinari! Kogane Densetsu. TV Asahi
2005
Viking: The Ultimate Obstacle Course Fuji TV
Kikaku Kōjō Nariagari TBS
Shumi yūyū NHK-E
2008
Hashiru Otoko To-Mei-Han Net 6
2009
Hashiru Otoko II To-Mei-Han Net 6
2010
Sekai Waraeru! Journal TBS
Hashiru Otoko F To-Mei-Han Net 6
G Wars Fuji TV
2011
24 Hour Television NTV
Kansai Tokushū NHK TV
2012
Hashiru Otoko Joshi-bu To-Mei-Han Net 6
2013
Hashiru Otoko: The Final To-Mei-Han Net 6
TV drama
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Year
Title
Role
Network
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1991
Aitai Toki ni Anata wa Inai... Fuji TV
1992
Kimi no Tame ni Dekiru Koto Fuji TV
Yonimo Kimyōna Monogatari: Oyaji Fuji TV
1993
Onegai Darling! Fuji TV
Onegai Demon! Fuji TV
1994
Hanjuku Tamago Satoshi Maruyama
Fuji TV
Kimi ni Tsutaetai: Sotsugyō II MBS, TBS
1995
For You Fuji TV
1998
Ten Urara Akihiko Takayama
NHK
2003
Love Judge Tamaki
TBS
2007
Mito Kōmon Sutekichi
TBS
Episode 22
2008
Chiritotechin NHK
Episode 83
2014
Roosevelt Game Saburo Murano
TBS
2016
Osaka Kanjō-sen: Hito-eki-goto no Ai Monogatari Policeman
KTV
Part 1 Episode 4
Shinusa
Year
Title
Role
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1999
Minami no Teiō : Hasan Kinyū-ya Koroshi
2002
Red Harp Blues
2007
Chikyū no Heso Hitoe Kogo's director
Cameo
Year
Title
Network
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1985
MBS Young Radio MBS Radio
Debut
High Young Kyoto KBS Radio
Free Campus Radio KBS Kyoto
1988
ABC Radio Funky's ABC Radio
Thursday appearance
1989
Seishun Vegetable KBS Kyoto
Kenji Moriwaki to Naoki Uraguchi no Super Gang TBS Radio
Hara Yojire Agohazushi Renmei NBS Monday appearances
1990
Moriwaki-Yamada no Panic Shiyouze! Tokyo Hara Hara Gyātēzu NBS
Hikaru Ijūin no Oh! Deka Night NBS
1998
Kenji Moriwaki no Sunday Meeting KBS Radio
1999
Kenji Moriwaki no Totsugeki! Nippon Rettō KBS Radio, HBC Radio, TBC Radio , Radio Nippon , SF , Radio Kansai, RCC , KBC Radio, MBC
Kyoto Gogoichi KBS Radio
2009
Kenji Moriwaki to Takeyuki Hara no Moshimo Saiban-in! CBC Radio
Gogoichi CBC Radio
Monday appearances
2014
Nobuhiko Otani: Kikimasu! NBS
"Kiki Master" in Wednesdays
Advertisements
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Title
Yume ga Mori Mori super live
Yume ga Mori Mori supecial live
Shijō Saidai no Live
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Hashiru Otoko: Hokkaido-Tohoku
Hashiru Otoko: Kanto-Koshinetsu
Hashiru Otoko: Kanto-Tokai
Hashiru Otoko: Kansai-Chūgoku Shikoku
Hashiru Otoko: Kyushu-Okinawa
Hashiru Otoko II: Hajimehashi
Hashiru Otoko II: Kaisō
Hashiru Otoko II: Kansō
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"Ma-natsu no Fantasy", "Ma-aki no Fantasy"
Landing Beam , Ma-natsu no Fantasy Participated with Maki Ohguro
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I Love You ni Kaete
Kenji Moriwaki Sweater Book
Hashiru Otoko
Magazines
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Nikkan Running Magazine "Kenji Moriwaki Rikujō Kyōgi-bu"
References
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^ "森脇 健児" . Shochiku Geino (in Japanese). Retrieved 8 Oct 2016 .
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