A sexy Japanese daddy with muscles for days, who is one of the biggest movie stars to come out of Japan in recent memory, Hidetoshi Nishijima is a special kind of hot. Born in Tokyo in 1971, Hidetoshi went to college for engineering before engineering one of the all-time most successful careers in Japanese cinema. Hidetoshi got his start on TV back in the early 90s, breaking out on shows like Asunaro White Paper, where he played a gay character in 1993. That was a full four years before Ellen's famed "Puppy Episode." How progressive! His career progressed with work in movies like Kura (1995) and License to Live (1998), and suddenly Hidetoshi was a bonafide Japanese movie star and sex symbol. Mr. Nishijima was Matsumoto in Dolls (2002), Koichi Kijima in Loft (2005), and Koichiro Naruse in Prodigy (2007). Small screen work for the man that makes us moist in the Japanties included playing Hayami Koichi in The Glory of Team Batista, Kikuta Kazuo on Strawberry Night, and Kuraki on Mozu. After playing Takakura in Creepy (2016), and the dad in Toto Nechan, Hidetoshi turned to doing a ton of voice work. You may have heard him as Ryan Reynolds' replacement in the Japanese version of Pokemon Detective Pikachu (2019) or taking the place of Colin Farrell in Dumbo (2019). But the role that both Hidetoshi "Best Actor" trophies from the International Cinephile Society, National Society of Film Critics Awards, and the Online Film Critics Society Awards was when he starred in the "Best Picture" Academy Award nominated flick, Drive My Car (2021). Hidetoshi plays Yusuke Kafuku, a love lorn actor who suffers emotionally after the sudden death of his wife. In the flick, we get a shot of his bumper while he's doing the boom boom after lending his vroom vroom to a beautiful woman. Then, we get a great look at his chest as she goes for a ride on top of him. It's uber sexy! Looking at Hidetoshi Nishikima's body has us like, Mr. Yusuke, we'd really love to ka-fuck you!
