Drama Guest/SP Roles
- Nemureru mori (October 8, 1998 ~ December 24, Fuji TV)
- big Daisakusen (June 29, 2000, Fuji TV)
- Kowai nichiyoubi ~2000~ Episode 16 "Father" (October 29, 2000, Nihon Terebi)
- Kowai nichiyoubi ~2000~ Final Episode (November 11, 2000, Nihon Terebi)
- Shijou saiaku no date Episode 6 (January 14, 2001, Nihon Terebi)
- Shōnen wa tori ni natta (April 1, 2001, TBS)
- 3 nen B gumi Kinpachi-sensei Special "If you guys died I'd cry" (April 5, 2001, TBS)
- Shijou saiaku no date episode 18 (April 8, 2001, Nihon Terebi)
- Taikouki Saru to yobareta Otoko (December 27, 2003, Fuji TV)
- 3 nen B gumi Kinpachi-sensei Series 7 episode 1 (October 15, 2004, TBS)
- 3 nen B gumi Kinpachi-sensei 25nenme no okuru kotoba (March 25, 2005, TBS)
- Yankee Bokou ni kaeru ~tabidachi no toki furyoushōnen no yume~ (March 27, 2005, TBS)
- Nekketsu kaasan jikenbo (September 28, 2006, Nihon Terebi)
- Sugata Sanshiro (December 6, 2007, TV Tokyo)
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