Born February 17, 1978 in Miyazaki, Japan, Munenori Nagano (永野宗典) is a Japanese actor, director, screenwriter, and radio personality. He began his activities in the entertainment industry in 2000 and currently belongs to the theater group, Europe Kikaku.
Munenori Nagano
Actor · Born 17 Feb 1978, Miyazaki
Born February 17, 1978 in Miyazaki, Japan, Munenori Nagano (永野宗典) is a Japanese actor, director, screenwriter, and…
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Born February 17, 1978 in Miyazaki, Japan, Munenori Nagano (永野宗典) is a Japanese actor, director, screenwriter, and radio personality. He began his activities in the entertainment industry in 2000 and currently belongs to the theater group, Europe Kikaku.
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- Born17 February 1978 (age 48)Falgun 6, 2034 BS
- BirthplaceMiyazaki, Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan
- Known forActing
- GenderMale
- Also known asながの むねのり
- Popularity0.6TMDB score
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You Are The Film
Meisou Kazoku
Mission: Sorta Possible
Stray Dogz X
Boku no jinkaku sheahausu
River
Asami Mitsuhiko: Genji Monogatari Satsujin Jiken
We're Both Grooms
My Daddy
Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes
The Moderate Two
Summer Time Machine Once More
Last Hold!
Mathematical Evening
Taxi Driver, Tamotsu Mizuhara
Honetsukidori
Anniversary
Every Day
A Little Fugue of Love
125 Years Memory
TV 27
GATE24: The Border
Canned Mackerel Heads to Space
I'm a D-list Handler
Billion x School
Yokomichi Dragon
I’m Curious About the Contents of the Supermarket Basket
On a Starry Night
My Husband: That Girl's Lover
Saihara the Loan Shark
The Tatami Time Machine Blues
Renovation Like Magic
Roppongi Class
Chair
My Cuteness Is About to Expire!?
If You Like What You Hear
Off the Record
You and I on the G-String
I Don't Love You Yet
My Family Goes Viral
Stay Tuned!
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Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes (2020)·River (2023)·Summer Time Machine Blues (2005)·Galileo (2007)·Doctor-X: Surgeon Michiko Daimon (2012)·125 Years Memory (2015)