Kenta Hamano

Kenta Hamano, born in 1981 in Kanagawa Prefecture, is a multifaceted Japanese artist known for his role as the lead vocalist of the popular band "Zainichi Funk." His foray into acting commenced with the film "Cannonball Wedlock," which marked the beginning of a diverse career in the entertainment industry. He has showcased his acting talents in several notable projects, including the acclaimed series “Dias Police: Dirty Yellow Boys” and the film "Yamikin Ushijima Kun Part 3." His filmography also includes poignant performances in "The 8-Year Engagement," "My Father, The Bride," and "Remain in Twilight."

In 2021, Kenta expanded his horizons by appearing in the television drama "Okaeri Monet," further solidifying his presence in the acting world. Additionally, he starred in the films "The Door into Summer" and "Hato no Gekitaiho," highlighting his versatility as both a musician and an actor. With a dynamic career that bridges music and film, Kenta Hamano continues to captivate audiences through his artistic endeavors and remains a prominent figure in contemporary Japanese culture.