Hiroshi Nagano

• Name — Hiroshi Nagano • Children — 2 • Born — 9 October 1972 • Birthplace — Yamato, Kanagawa, Japan • Occupation — * Singer • actor • television host • Years Active — 1986–present

In 1986, at age 14, Nagano joined Johnny & Associates as a Johnny's Jr. He quit Johnny's Jr. in 1990 to continue his studies but rejoined in mid-1992. V6 was formed on 4 September 1995. They made their CD debut on 1 November 1995. In 1988, Nagano made his acting debut in the television series, Kinpachi-sensei. He landed his first lead role in 1996 as Daigo Madoka in the tokusatsu television drama Ultraman Tiga. In addition to starring in the Ultraman Tiga television series, he has also appeared in several of its spin-offs and feature films.

Nagano was born on 9 October 1972 in Yamato, Kanagawa. His parents run a bicycle shop. Nagano is a qualified chef and vegetable sommelier. He married actress Miho Shiraishi on 29 November 2016. They have two children.

• Year — Title — Role — Network — Notes • 1988 — Kinpachi-sensei Season 3 — Kōji Naruse — TBS • 1994–1995 — Shin Akakabu Kenji Funsenki — Masao Hīragi — TV Asahi • 1995 — V no Honoo — Hiroshi Nagano — Fuji TV — Lead role with V6 • 1996 — Handsome Man — Tobio Saeki — TV Asahi — Lead role • 1996–1997 — Ultraman Tiga — Daigo Madoka/Ultraman Tiga — TBS — Lead role • 1998 — Ultraman Dyna — Daigo Madoka — TBS — Guest appearance, ep 50–51 • 1998 — Pu-Pu-Pu- — TBS — Guest appearance • 1999 — Tengoku ni Ichiban Chikai Otoko — Religious salesman — TBS — Episode 1 • 1999 — Shin Oretachi no Tabi Ver.1999 — Street musician — Fuji TV • 2001 — Shōnen Taiya: Gypsy — Convenience store clerk — Fuji TV — Mini-drama • 2002 — Shōnen Taiya: Shitsuon (Yoru no Ongaku) — Masaki Mamiya — Fuji TV — Mini-drama, lead role • 2002 — Engimono: Nishiki★Koi — Takayuki Mizuno — Fuji TV — Mini-drama, lead role • 2003 — Kimi wa Pet — Yūji Yoshida — TBS — Guest appearance • 2004 — Engimono: Grift no Teguchi — Teramachi — Fuji TV — Mini-drama, lead role • 2004 — Nurseman — Tetsurō Wakatsuki — Nippon TV — Guest appearance • 2005 — Gekidan Engimono: Atarashii Ikimono — Takashi Ono — Fuji TV — Mini-drama, lead role • 2006 — 2nd House — Kōichi Misawa — TV Tokyo — Lead role • 2006 — Keishichō Sōsaikka 9 Gakari SP — Akihisa Manabe — TV Asahi — Television special • 2007 — Benkyo Shiteitai! — Junpei Hashiguchi — NHK — Lead role • 2008 — Yasuko to Kenji — Kenichi Shimada — Nippon TV — Guest appearance • 2020 — Karera wo Mireba Wakaru Koto — Kamoi Yosuke — Wowow • 2020 — Haken no Hinkaku 2 — Atsushi Sumida — Nippon TV — Episode 6

• Year — Title — Role — Network — Notes • 1993–1997 — Idol on Stage — Cast member — NHK BS2 • 1994 — Chōjin: Dutch Ball Densetsu — Cast member — Kansai TV • 1999–2002 — Boon! — Cast member — Nippon TV • 2002–2004 — Mobi — Host — Nippon TV — 100 episodes • 2008 — Gekkan Moto GP Plus — Cast member — Nippon TV • 2010–2011 — Ryōri no Kaijin — Host — TV Asahi • 2011 — 1 Oku-ri no Dai Shitsumon!? Waratte Koraete! — Host/Cast member — Nippon TV — Host of one corner • 2011–2013 — Oh! Doya Kao Summit — Host/Cast member — TV Asahi — Host of the gourmet editions • 2012–present — Mizuno Maki no Mahō no Restaurant R — Cast member — MBS • 2013–present — Hare, Tokidoki Farm! — Host — NHK BS Premium • 2013–2018 — Ametalk — Guest — TV Asahi — 5 episodes • 2017–present — Yojigoji Days — Host — TV Tokyo — Wednesday host