Nakajima Yuto

Nakajima Yuto

Nakajima Yuto (中島裕翔) is a member of the Johnny's Entertainment group Hey! Say! JUMP.

Nakajima Yuto (2006)

Profile

• Name: Nakajima Yuto (中島裕翔)
• Nicknames: Yuto, Yutti, Nakajima, Nakayan, Nakaji
• Birthdate: August 10, 1993 (1993-08-10)
• Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
• Blood Type: A
• Height: 178cm
• Weight: 56kg
• Family: Mother, Father, Younger brother Nakajima Raiya
• Respected Senior: Takizawa Hideaki,Nagase Tomoya
• Favorite Manga: "Naruto", "Arakawa Under the Bridge"
• Favorite Food: Horse sashimi, Strawberry, Meat, Mango
• Favorite Hey! Say! JUMP Song: "Ultra Music Power"
• Favorite Johnny's Song: "Seishun Amigo"
• Favorite TV Show: "Arashi ni Shiyagare" , " SP "
• Good friends with : Okamoto Keito, Nakamaru Yuichi

Information

Nakajima Yuto was a member of Johnny's Jrs and the sub-group J.J. Express. He joined Johnny's Jr. in 2004. Due to his popularity he is often given bit parts in productions with his seniors and is featured as a dancer ss well. He is said to be very close with KAT-TUN's member Kamenashi Kazuya. He appeared in the PV for the single "Seishun Amigo" by Shuuji to Akira as the lead back-up dancer and he also appears in the PV for TOKIO's "Jibun no Tame ni". He has also featured in a stage performance called Dream Boys in 2006, where he played a very important role.

In August 2007, Nakajima debuted with the group Hey! Say! 7, which on September 24th was integrated into the group Hey! Say! JUMP.

Filmography

Dramas

• [2005] Engine (as Kusama Shuhei)
• [2005] Nobuta wo Produce (as Kiritani Koji)
• [2006] Primadam (as Kurahashi Haruo)
• [2008] Sensei wa Erai! (as Matsuki Shouta)
• [2008] Scrap Teacher (as Kusaka Shuzaburo)
• [2012] Risou no Musuko (Perfect Son) (as Kobayashi Koji)
• [2013] Share House no Koibito (as Tsuyama Nagi)
• [2013] Hanzawa Naoki
• [2014] Yowakutemo Katemasu

Stage Show

• [2005] SHOCK ~Endless SHOCK~
• [2006] One! -the history of Tackey
• [2006] DREAM BOY 2006 (KAT-TUN vs Kanjani8)

CM

• Benesse

Music Videos

• [2004] TOKIO - Jibun no Tame ni
• [2005] Shuuji to Akira - Seishun Amigo

External Links

• Japanese Wikipedia