

Cast & creator
Best known for Sky High, Female Ninjas Magic Chronicles: Legend of Yagyu Part 1, Swallowtail Butterfly
Ryushi Mizukami, born December 26, 1964 is a Japanese actor and screenwriter hailing from Toyama Prefecture. He is affiliated with Toei Management and possesses a unique set of skills, including horseback riding and choreography. Mizukami's journey in the entertainment industry began with his involvement in situation theaters before participating in small theater productions and other producer-led performances. Subsequently, he made his mark in the realms of film and television, establishing himself as a versatile actor. Additionally, he pursued a career as a screenwriter, crafting scripts for plays, movies, and V-cinema projects. His talents are diverse, exemplified by his recognition with the Special Jury Prize at the Yokohama Film Festival for the movie "SCORE" in 1995 and the Excellence Award at the 1998 Japan TV Scenario "Toryumon" contest. Beyond his roles on screen, Mizukami is a dedicated educator. He serves as a professor in the Film Department at Kyoto University of Art and Design, contributing to the development of young talents. His wealth of experience and knowledge is being passed on to the next generation of filmmakers, shaping the future of the industry.
Also known as: Ryūshi Mizukami, Мидзуками Рюси
63
film credits
2
television credits
53
1994–2020 · acting roles
6.0
average across scored titles
Signature credits
Across film & television
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Akinari Katô
1998

Yakuza (uncredited)
1999
Wataru Kuno
2000
Thug
1995
Hideyuki Kawai
2005


Ide
2000

Fake Passport Shop
1999

Warden 1
2003

Ikenoue
1999

Co-Writer
2009

Screenplay
2004
Screenplay
2005
Screenplay
2005
Shiro Ono
2006
Screenplay
2012
Michitaka Tateyama
1996

Hanamura
1997
Writer
2001






Screenplay
2010
Writer
2009




'Right'
1995


Video Store Guy
2000

Screenplay
2001






Sugio's Father
2019

Meguri Nagamine
2019
Katsuji Takizawa
2000
Screenplay
2007
Writer
1997
Yuji Hotei
2019

Screenplay
2008
Dai Katsuki
2004
