Daisuke Sakuma (Japanese: 佐久間 大介, Hepburn: Sakuma Daisuke, born July 5, 1992) is a Japanese idol, tarento, actor, and voice actor from Tokyo, Japan. He is known a member of a group under Johnny & Associates, Snow Man.

Career

Sakuma begins his career in entertainment world after his mom sent his CV to idol agency Johnny & Associates, in which he passed the audition in 2005. He was a member of Johnny's Junior group Mis Snow Man in 2009 that was then succeeded by Snow Man in 2012. Snow Man make its official debut in 2020. He made his debut as voice actor on the same year in anime Black Clover as Makusa North.

Daisuke Sakuma

Personal life

His mom is Naomi Sakurai, who was a member of idol group CanCan. Sakuma graduated from Josai International University in 2015.

Daisuke Sakuma

Sakuma has been said to be "anime's biggest fan in Johnny's Junior" during his pre-debut days. He's also good at acrobatic and made his own "Acrobatic Wotagei" move. He is a vocal fan of the VTuber Hoshimachi Suisei and has often sung her praises on television and on radio shows.

Daisuke Sakuma

One of his trademark is his pink hair that matches his member color in Snow Man.

He has an older brother and a younger brother.

Notable works

Film

Hot Snow (2011) - Sōji Doi

Shiritsu Bakaleya Koukou (2012) - Sōta Mikuni

Kamen Teacher (2014) - Student Council Vice President

Last Hold! (2018) - Yoshito Kuwamoto

Shonen-tachi (2019) - Maru

Osomatsu-san (2022) - Jyushimatsu

Matched (2024) - Tomu Nagayama

Television drama

Piece (2012) - Kōji Maruo

Anime (voice)

Black Clover (2020) - Makusa North

White Snake (2021) - Yang Tianxiang

Cardfight!! Vanguard will+dress (2022) - Michiru Hazama

Stage play

Cash on Delivery (2018) - Norman

References

1992 births

Living people

Johnny & Associates

Male actors from Tokyo

Singers from Tokyo

Japanese male pop singers

Japanese dance music singers

Japanese male television actors

Japanese male film actors

Japanese idols

21st-century Japanese singers

21st-century Japanese male singers

21st-century Japanese male actors