Yuto Nakajima: Biography and Career Overview

Yuto Nakajima (Japanese: 中島裕翔) is a Japanese singer and actor born on August 10, 1993, in Tokyo, Japan. Standing 178 cm tall with blood type A, he is well known as a member of the prominent Japanese pop idol group Hey! Say! JUMP.

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Music Career

Yuto Nakajima is recognized as a member of the popular J-Pop boy band Hey! Say! JUMP, operating under talent agency management associated with Japanese idol groups.

Acting Career

Nakajima has maintained a prolific acting career across Japanese cinema and television drama series.

Selected Filmography

366 Days (366 nichi, 2025) as Ryusei Kayoda
Manhole (2023) as Shunsuke Kawamura
Our Meal For Tomorrow (Bokura no Gohan wa Ashita de Matteru, 2017) as Ryota Hayama
Pink and Gray (Pinku to Gure, 2016) as Daiki Kawata

Selected Television Series

The Refutation of Sirius (Sirius no Hansyo, WOWOW / 2026) as Shota Fujishima
Gold Sunset (WOWOW / 2025) as Shunsuke Takenouchi
Himitsu: The Top Secret (Fuji TV-KTV / 2025) as Ikko Aoki / Katsuhiro Suzuki
Love Dissonance (Junai Dissonance, Fuji TV / 2022) as Masaki Nitta
Suits Season 2 (Fuji TV / 2020) as Daiki Suzuki
Where Do I Come From? (Boku wa Doko kara, TV Tokyo / 2020) as Kaoru Takeuchi
Suits (Fuji TV / 2018) as Daiki Suzuki
My Son (Haha ni Naru, NTV / 2017) as Shuhei Kino
Hope: Kitai Zero no Shinnyu Shain (Fuji TV / 2016) as Ayumu Ichinose
Dating: What's It Like To Be In Love? (Fuji TV / 2015) as Yutaka Washio
Water Polo Yankees (Suikyu Yankisu, Fuji TV / 2014) as Naoya Inaba
Baseball Brainiacs (Yowakutemo Katemasu, NTV / 2014) as Tsuyoshi Shirao
Naoki Hanzawa (TBS / 2013) as Eiji Nakanishi
3-in-1 House Share (Share House no Koibito, NTV / 2013) as Nagi Tsuyama
Perfect Son (Risou no Musuko, NTV / 2012) as Kouji Kobayashi
Scrap Teacher (NTV / 2008)
Primadam (NTV / 2006)
Nobuta wo produce (NTV / 2005)
Engine (Fuji TV / 2005)

Television Movies

Detective Ballerino (Keiji Ballerino, NTV / 2016) as Kurumi Usushima
Nobunaga Moyu (TV Tokyo / 2016) as Ranmaru Mori
Sensei wa Erai! (NTV / 2008)