Nakajima Yuto

Name: Nakajima Yuto
Native name: 中島裕翔
Also Known as: なかじまゆうと, Nakajima Yuuto
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Male
Born: August 10, 1993
Age: 32

Nakajima Yuto is a Japanese actor, singer and dancer. He is a former member of the group Hey! Say! JUMP. He can tap dance and play drums at their concert.

He joined Johnny's Jr. on March 28, 2004, in his 5th year of elementary school. After joining Johnny's Jr., he began performing together with J.J.Express as one of the four original members along with Kouhei Matsumoto, Takumi Yamashita, Yuta Tamamori, and current Hey! Say! JUMP member, Kei Inoo.

In 2005, he made his debut as an actor. In 2006, he was chosen to be part of Tap Kids, a junior group, along with former bandmate Ryutaro Morimoto, and Kanda Noriyuki.

In April 2007, he was chosen to be a member of the temporary unit, Hey! Say! 7 with four others, and made his CD debut on August 1, with their single "Hey! Say!", which hit number one on the Oricon charts. On September 24 of that same year, during a live television event from the Johnny's Jr's concert in Yokohama Arena, it was announced that the group would debut under a new name, Hey! Say! JUMP, with the five from Hey! Say! 7, plus five others. The debut single was released on November 14, titled "Ultra Music Power", and also took first place on the Oricon charts.

On April 12, 2008, he got his first lead role on the drama "Sensei Wa Erai" along with his co Hey! Say! JUMP member Ryosuke Yamada, Yuri Chinen, and Daiki Arioka.

During their press conference at Yokohama Arena, the current bandmate, Kota Yabu announced that Hey! Say! Jump would release their debut album in the summer, in which members would write songs and lyrics. One of them was Nakajima who wrote the lyrics of "Dash!!", which was track number 15 on the album Jump No. 1.

On July 10, 2012, his appearance on the August issue of Fine Boys Magazine also marked his entrance into the professional world of modeling. Later that year, too, it was announced that he would participate in Hey! Say! JUMP's upcoming April 2013-April 2014 annual calendar as a photographer.

He announced graduation from Hey! Say! JUMP on August 28, 2025. He will focus on his acting career.

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Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2025	Gold Sunset Japanese Drama, 2025, 6 eps Takenouchi Shunsuke (Support Role)	6	Takenouchi Shunsuke Support Role	7.7
2025	Himitsu: The Top Secret Japanese Drama, 2025, 11 eps Suzuki Katsuhiro \| Aoki Ikko (Main Role)	11	Suzuki Katsuhiro \| Aoki Ikko Main Role	7.8
2023	Ooku Japanese Drama, 2023, 10 eps Mizuno Yunoshin (Support Role)	10	Mizuno Yunoshin Support Role	7.7
2022	Junai Dissonance Japanese Drama, 2022, 11 eps Nitta Masaki (Main Role)	11	Nitta Masaki Main Role	7.0
2022	Shizuka-chan to Papa Japanese Drama, 2022, 8 eps Michinaga Keiichi (Support Role)	8	Michinaga Keiichi Support Role	7.9
2020	Suits Season 2 Japanese Drama, 2020, 15 eps Suzuki Daiki (Main Role)	15	Suzuki Daiki Main Role	7.6
2020	Boku wa Doko kara Japanese Drama, 2020, 11 eps Takeuchi Kaoru (Main Role)	11	Takeuchi Kaoru Main Role	7.2
2018	Suits Japanese Drama, 2018, 11 eps Suzuki Daiki (Main Role)	11	Suzuki Daiki Main Role	7.6
2018	99.9: Criminal Lawyer Season 2 Japanese Drama, 2018, 9 eps Kuze Ryouhei [Client] (Ep.9) (Guest Role)	9	Kuze Ryouhei [Client] (Ep.9) Guest Role	8.3
2017	Haha ni Naru Japanese Drama, 2017, 10 eps Kino Shuhei [Child welfare officer] (Support Role)	10	Kino Shuhei [Child welfare officer] Support Role	7.8
2016	Hope - Misaeng: Incomplete Life Japanese Drama, 2016, 9 eps Ichinose Ayumu (Main Role)	9	Ichinose Ayumu Main Role	7.5
2015	Dating: What's It Like To Be In Love? Japanese Drama, 2015, 10 eps Washio Yutaka (Support Role)	10	Washio Yutaka Support Role	7.6
2014	Suikyuu Yankees Japanese Drama, 2014, 10 eps Inaba Naoya (Main Role)	10	Inaba Naoya Main Role	7.6
2014	Yowakutemo Katemasu Japanese Drama, 2014, 11 eps Shirao Tsuyoshi [Jotoku baseball club member] (Support Role)	11	Shirao Tsuyoshi [Jotoku baseball club member] Support Role	7.4
2013	Tokyo Bandwagon Japanese Drama, 2013, 10 eps Masutani Yuta (Ep.2,8) (Guest Role)	10	Masutani Yuta (Ep.2,8) Guest Role	7.7
2013	Hanzawa Naoki Japanese Drama, 2013, 10 eps Nakanishi Eiji (Support Role)	10	Nakanishi Eiji Support Role	8.6
2013	Share House no Koibito Japanese Drama, 2013, 9 eps Tsuyama Nagi (Support Role)	9	Tsuyama Nagi Support Role	6.9
2012	Risou no Musuko Japanese Drama, 2012, 10 eps Kobayashi Kouji (Support Role)	10	Kobayashi Kouji Support Role	7.5
2008	Scrap Teacher Japanese Drama, 2008, 9 eps Kusaka Shuzaburo (Main Role)	9	Kusaka Shuzaburo Main Role	7.2
2006	Primadam Japanese Drama, 2006, 11 eps Kurahashi Haruo (Support Role)	11	Kurahashi Haruo Support Role	6.9
2005	Nobuta wo Produce Japanese Drama, 2005, 10 eps Kiritani Koji [Shuji's younger brother] (Support Role)	10	Kiritani Koji [Shuji's younger brother] Support Role	7.8
2005	Engine Japanese Drama, 2005, 11 eps Kusama Shuhei ["Kaze no Oka Home" resident] (Support Role)	11	Kusama Shuhei ["Kaze no Oka Home" resident] Support Role	7.8

Year	Title	Role	Rating
2025	366 Days Japanese Movie, 2025, Kayoda Ryusei (Support Role)	Kayoda Ryusei Support Role	7.8
2023	#Manhole Japanese Movie, 2023, Kawamura Shunsuke (Main Role)	Kawamura Shunsuke Main Role	7.3
2017	Our Meal for Tomorrow Japanese Movie, 2017, Hayama Ryota (Main Role)	Hayama Ryota Main Role	7.5
2016	Pink and Gray Japanese Movie, 2016, Shiraki Rengo (Main Role)	Shiraki Rengo Main Role	7.3

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2022	Junai Dissonance Tenchou: Kuuhaku no 5 Nenkan Japanese Special, 2022, 1 eps Nitta Masaki (Main Role)	1	Nitta Masaki Main Role	6.9
2016	Detective Ballerino Japanese Special, 2016, 1 eps Usushima Kurumi (Main Role)	1	Usushima Kurumi Main Role	7.1
2016	Nobunaga Moyu Japanese Special, 2016, 1 eps Mori Ranmaru (Support Role)	1	Mori Ranmaru Support Role	7.7
2015	Date - 2015 Natsu Hito Japanese Special, 2015, 1 eps Washio Yutaka (Support Role)	1	Washio Yutaka Support Role	7.6
2008	Sensei wa Erai! Japanese Special, 2008, 1 eps Matsuki Souta (Main Role)	1	Matsuki Souta Main Role	7.0
2005	Small Train Driver, Last Dream Japanese Special, 2005, 1 eps Nishida Tomohisa (Main Role)	1	Nishida Tomohisa Main Role	7.8

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2024	Itajum! Japanese TV Show, 2024, 100 eps (Regular Member)	100	Regular Member	0.0
2023	The Weekly 99 Music Japanese TV Show, 2023, 60 eps (Ep. 44) (Guest)	60	(Ep. 44) Guest	0.0
2022	VS Damashii Gradation Japanese TV Show, 2022, 44 eps (Ep. 25) (Guest)	44	(Ep. 25) Guest	0.0
2022	Talk Queens Japanese TV Show, 2022, 120 eps (Ep. 13) (Guest)	120	(Ep. 13) Guest	0.0
2021	Human Gourmentary Omoumai Mise Japanese TV Show, 2021, 150 eps (Ep. 82) (Guest)	150	(Ep. 82) Guest	0.0
2021	Music Blood Japanese TV Show, 2021, 78 eps (Ep. 35) (Guest)	78	(Ep. 35) Guest	8.3
2021	1-Oku 3000-Mannin no SHOW Channel Japanese TV Show, 2021, 122 eps (Ep. 16, 79) (Guest)	122	(Ep. 16, 79) Guest	7.9
2020	CDTV Live! Live! Japanese TV Show, 2020, 125 eps (Guest)	125	Guest	8.0
2018	Ride on Time Japanese TV Show, 2018, 24 eps (Ep. 7-8) (Guest)	24	(Ep. 7-8) Guest	7.9
2016	Utacon Japanese TV Show, 2016, 330 eps (Ep. 142, 232) (Guest)	330	(Ep. 142, 232) Guest	6.0
2015	Love Music Japanese TV Show, 2015, 350 eps (Guest)	350	Guest	7.9
2015	Itadaki High JUMP Japanese TV Show, 2015, 396 eps (Regular Member)	396	Regular Member	8.4
2015	Kanjani Chronicle Japanese TV Show, 2015, 236 eps (Ep. 58, 59) (Guest)	236	(Ep. 58, 59) Guest	8.0
2015	Datsuryoku News Network Japanese TV Show, 2015, 430 eps (Ep. 51) (Guest)	430	(Ep. 51) Guest	5.9
2015	Buzz Rhythm Japanese TV Show, 2015, 515 eps (Ep. 146, 210, 221, 250, 307) (Guest)	515	(Ep. 146, 210, 221, 250, 307) Guest	7.9
2014	Itadaki High JUMP: Pilot Japanese TV Show, 2014, 2 eps (Regular Member)	2	Regular Member	8.3
2014	KinKi Kids no BunBuBoon Japanese TV Show, 2014, 417 eps (Ep. 117, 365) (Guest)	417	(Ep. 117, 365) Guest	8.7
2014	Sukatto Japan Japanese TV Show, 2014, 265 eps (Ep. 14, 141) (Guest)	265	(Ep. 14, 141) Guest	5.9
2014	Sakurai Ariyoshi the Yakai Japanese TV Show, 2014, 500 eps (Ep. 75) (Guest)	500	(Ep. 75) Guest	7.9
2013	Ariyoshi Seminar Japanese TV Show, 2013, 1 eps (Guest)	1	Guest	0.0
2013	Ninosan Japanese TV Show, 2013, 564 eps (Ep. 116) (Guest)	564	(Ep. 116) Guest	8.1
2011	Nazotoki Battle TORE Japanese TV Show, 2011, 54 eps (Ep. 22, 52) (Guest)	54	(Ep. 22, 52) Guest	0.0
2010	Arashi ni Shiyagare Japanese TV Show, 2010, 460 eps (Ep. 175, 234, 237, 252, 253, 268) (Guest)	460	(Ep. 175, 234, 237, 252, 253, 268) Guest	8.4
2009	A-Studio+ Japanese TV Show, 2009, 820 eps (Ep. 630) (Guest)	820	(Ep. 630) Guest	10.0
2008	Shabekuri 007 Japanese TV Show, 2008, 610 eps (Ep. 261*) (Guest)	610	(Ep. 261*) Guest	8.2
2008	Vs Arashi Japanese TV Show, 2008, 561 eps (Ep. 266, 332, 358, 405, 486, 523, 524) (Guest)	561	(Ep. 266, 332, 358, 405, 486, 523, 524) Guest	8.4
2008	Show wa Heisei Japanese TV Show, 2008, 47 eps (Regular Member)	47	Regular Member	0.0
2005	J-Melo Japanese TV Show, 2005, 576 eps (Guest)	576	Guest	0.0
2004	Shin Domoto Kyoudai Japanese TV Show, 2004, 454 eps (Ep. 144) (Guest)	454	(Ep. 144) Guest	8.1
1986	MUSIC STATION Japanese TV Show, 1986, 1328 eps [Performer] (Guest)	1328	[Performer] Guest	8.0
1974	FNS Music Festival Japanese TV Show, 1974, 51 eps (Guest)	51	Guest	0.0
1964	Music Fair Japanese TV Show, 1964, 3000 eps (Guest)	3000	Guest	7.0
1951	Kouhaku Uta Gassen Japanese TV Show, 1951, 75 eps (Ep. 68-71) (Guest)	75	(Ep. 68-71) Guest	7.5