Hideyuki Nakayama

Hideyuki Nakayama (中山 秀征, Nakayama Hideyuki, born 31 July 1967, in Fujioka, Gunma) is a Japanese tarento, presenter, actor, and comedian. He is nicknamed Hide-chan (ヒデちゃん) and Hide-san (ヒデさん).

Hideyuki Nakayama
Pseudonym	Hide-san Hide-chan
Native name	中山 秀征
Born	31 July 1967 Fujioka, Gunma, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Education	Kakiyo High School Kurume High School (dropped out)
Years active	1982–
Employer	Watanabe Entertainment
Spouse	Ayaka Shiraki (m. 1998)
Same year/generation as: Utchan Nanchan Dacho Club Tetsuro Degawa

He is represented with Watanabe Entertainment. He dropped out from Tsunamu Elementary School,[1] North Junior High School[2] (up to two semesters for three years[3][4]), Persimmon Junior High School (only three semesters for three years[3][4]), Kakiyo High School, and Kurume High School.

Biography

He planned to quit if he could debut in three months while aiming to become an actor, he joined the Tokyo Children's Theatre Company "N.A.C" in 1981. Just three months later, he debut of the entertainment world with the semi-protagonist of Kayō Suspense Gekijō's Nerawareta Jokyōshi (20 April 1982, Nippon TV). Depending on his drama debut, he could not keep down his feelings and went to high school in the suburbs of Tokyo, he jumped out of Gunma and transferred from junior high school third term to junior high school in Kawasaki, Kanagawa. He passed the recruitment audition of Watanabe Productions in January 1984 while having them stayed in a house of acquaintances or school teachers.

In 1985, he and Daisuke Matsuno (now a novelist) from the same production formed the AB Brothers (ABブラザーズ, Ē Bī Burazāzu). In the same year, they debuted in Fuji Television's Lion no Itadakimasu as assistants. They were popular mainly in young women in their appearances including Nippon Broadcasting System's AB Brothers no All Night Nippon (October 1985 - July 1987). However, their popularity declined after when they appeared in Itadakimasu in 1989. After that, he shifted to his work of acting and moderating by himself, in contrast to the direction with Matsuno seeking to be a comedical talent became prominent. In 1992, their activities as AB Brothers disappears spontaneously, as it is pursued by a third generation of comedy.[5] Later on, Matsuno wrote the autobiographical novel Geinin Shikkaku (published by Gentosha) with motifs of his relationship with Zhongshan during his time.

He later participated in popular television dramas such as Fuji Television's Tokyo Love Story in 1991 and Tokyo Broadcasting System's Depart! Natsu Monogatari as a supporting character. Also, since 1992, he made regular appearances on Nippon TV's Daisuki! His light talks with Akiko Matsumoto and Naoko Iijima gathered support from viewers. Also, in 1994, he became a topic such as his relationship with former Onyanko Club member Yukiko Iwai. On the other hand, Nancy Seki said, "A star of bullfighting variety show scenes gave birth to a star who is watching TV. It's smooth with only the (entertainment industry) sharpness, relationships, and other circumstances which has nothing to do with me; Hideyuki Nakayama is a symbol of this in the inside of a cathode ray tube that is turning to." according to a column.[6]

Fuji Television's Uchikuri!? started in a combination with Ai Iijima in a form that almost exchanges with the end of Daisuki! (in the combination with Junko Kubo and then Shoko Nakagawa after Iijima retired), in the fall of 2005 Japan he was in charge of the main chair on NTV's Rajikaru!!, and it was decided to have a weekday band programme for the first time in Kanto Local (there were no broadcasts on Fridays). There are also performances of young artists such as Taka and Toshi, The Tachi, etc. in the free atmosphere of casts including Nakayama, and growing into a popular programme that hits high viewership ratings in the evening. In the spring of the following year, the show moved to the frame earlier in the morning by titling Rajikaru', and the audience rating exceeded ten percent.

From 30 March 2009, he took over Rajikaru' and Omoikkiriī!! TV, and became the general chairperson of the integrated new programme Omoikkiri Don!, and became the face of lunchtime on Nippon TV replacing Monta Mino. In the fall of the same year, he was going to concentrate on the comprehensive host of the second division to Bibiru Ōki and Keisuke Okada (of Masuda Okada) who will chair with the first division moderator in the reorganization of the same year. Omoikkiri Don! ended on 26 March 2010, and was renewed to Don! since 29 March of the same year. When Don! ended on 25 March 2011, he was appointed as moderator for Shuichi on Sunday morning 8 to 9 am on Sunday mornings that began broadcasting on 3 April of the same year.

He served as "Ambassador Gunma" serving as PR of Gunma Prefecture together with tarento Miyuki Imori who is also from Gumma Prefecture the same as Nakayama.[7]

He won the 30th Best Father Yellow Ribbon Award for Entertainment Category. Also, his wife played the role of the top daughter of the former Takarazuka Revue Company, and so on, there are exchanges between her Takaragenne career and her public and private life. In 2007, he played with Tsubasa Makoto in the stage show Show Mise-gai Kumikyoku,[8] Haruhi Ryoga appearing as a guest on Time Shock broadcast on 17 September 2014, etc., which made Takaragenne members often appearing as guests on his regular programmes. He also hosted NHK-BS Premium's Takarazuka Revue: Kareinaru 100-nen -Star ga Kataru Yume no Sekai- broadcast on 19 June 2014.

Filmography

Currently appearing programmes

Regular programmes

Dates	Title	Network	Notes
4 Apr 1999 –	Uchikuru!?	CX	MC
3 Apr 2011 –	Shu Ichi	NTV

Special shows

Years	Title	Network	Notes
1995 –	Quiz DoReMiFaDon!	CX	MC

Former appearances

Regular programmes

Dates	Title	Network	Notes	Ref.
Oct 1988 – Sep 1994	Quiz! Toshi no Sa nante	CX
Oct 1989 – Mar 1990	Mari Yoshimura no TV Trendy	TX	MC (assistant)
4 Feb 1990 – 6 Oct 1996	Ryutaro Kamioka ni wa Dama sa renai zo!	CX
6 Jan 1991 – 29 Mar 1992	Quiz!! Hirameki Password	MBS
Apr 1991 – Mar 1992	Tokimeki Ōen TV	TX
6 Oct 1991 – Sep 1992	Kamona: My House	CX
Oct 1991 – 25 Mar 1992	Kuni-chan no Yamada katsute nai TV
Apr–Sep 1992	Shimada Kyōwakoku	TBS
Apr 1992 – Sep 1993	Zuke Zuke Channel	TX
Apr 1992 – 24 Sep 1994	Oh! Eru Club	EX	MC
3 Apr 1992 – 2 Apr 1993	Ureshitanoshi Daisuki	CX
9 Apr 1992 – 23 Sep 1993	Doubt o sagase!	MBS
3 Oct 1992 – 17 Jul 1993	Hyu-hyu	NTV
10 Oct 1992 – 25 Mar 2000	Daisuki!		MC
19 Oct 1992 – 1 Oct 1993	M10	EX
1993 – 7 Mar 1996	Salaryman Hour: Heisei no Okite	NBN
1993–2003	Sekaimaru Mie! TV Tokusō-bu	NTV
5 May – 15 Sep 1993	Ochanoko Saisai	TBS
24 Jul 1993 – 25 Mar 2006	TV Oja Manbō	NTV	MC
Oct 1993 – Mar 1995	Oatsui Yoru o anatani	CX
7 Oct 1993 – Sep 1994	Kiss×Kiss	EX	MC
16 Oct 1993 – 19 Mar 1994	Challenge Dai Maō	TBS
16 Oct 1993 – 26 Mar 1994	Tonosama no Pheromone	CX	MC
25 Oct 1993 – Mar 1994	Motto Kageki ni Paradise	NHK BS2
5 Apr 1994 – 17 Mar 1995	Sports 100 Man-bai	NHK G		[9]
6 Jan 1995 – 27 Mar 1998	Kin Osamu Tamatebako	EX
15 Apr 1995 – 21 Sep 2002	The Night of Hit Parade	NTV
17 Apr – 25 Sep 1995	Okashi-suki-suki	TX
21 Apr 1995 – 12 Mar 1996	Uwasa no! Kaikin Studio	NTV
1996–97	Hideyukki Nakayama no Utsuse'!	CX
15 Apr – 9 Sep 1996	Quiz! Utau zo Ongaku-ō
15 Oct 1996 – 9 Sep 1997	Daihakken! Kyōfu no Hōsoku	ABC
12 Oct 1997 – 27 Sep 1998	Oh! Torotoro de ikō!	CX
Oct 1998 – 28 Mar 1999	Sōkai! Hidetamin
12 Oct 1998 – 8 Mar 1999	Kindan! Hadaka no Ōsama	EX
22 Oct 1998 – 25 Feb 1999	Jipangu Dai Kessen!	MBS
8 Apr 2000 – 30 Sep 2001	Friday Night wa Onegai! Morning	TVI
16 Oct 2000 – 17 Jun 2002	Time Shock 21	EX
5 Apr 2001 – 28 Mar 1999	Brown-san	NTV
5 Oct 2002 – 29 Sep 2007	Pokapoka Chikyū Kazoku	EX
19 Oct 2002 – 18 Sep 2006	Kiseki no Tobira: TV no Chikara
1 Apr – 30 Sep 2004, 7 Apr – 29 Sep 2005	Nakasendō	TX
6 Apr – 28 Sep 2005	Geinōjin Senyō Taxi: Shi Taku
3 Oct 2005 – 27 Mar 2009	Rajikaru'	NTV
2 Jul 2007 – 17 Mar 2008	Tegami Variety: Sanchōme no Post	TVO
28 Apr – 8 Sep 2008	Ojisans 11	NTV
30 Mar 2009 – 25 Mar 2011	Don!		MC
10 Nov 2010 – 20 Jul 2011	Kuraberu Traveller	MBS
17 Jan 2011 – 20 Oct 2013	Hoko×Tate	CX
19 Apr – 13 Sep 2011	Bakana Duri shite Kiite mita	NTV	MC
12 May – 7 Jul 2011, 12 Apr – 13 Sep 2012, 4 Apr – 26 Sep 2013	Shigoto Hakken-den	NHK G
10 Jun – 5 Aug 2012	Speed Satei Variety: Karakuri Money	NTV
15 Apr 2015 –	Hakken! Naruhodo Restaurant: Nihon no oishī gohan o Tsukurou!	CX

Special shows

Dates	Title	Network	Notes	Ref.
Mar 1996 – 24 Aug 2002	Shin Jirarenai 99 Renpatsu	NTV	MC
31 Aug 2002 – 26 Dec 2012	Chō Time Shock	EX
27 Dec 2005, 29 Apr, 30 Dec 2006	Torigoe Dōjō	TX
2 May 2009	BS Eien no Ongaku Group Sounds Taizenshū	NHK BS2	MC
2010	Shinshun Kakushigei Taikai	CX
9 Feb 2014	Tokyo Memories: Ano Toki Ano Machi de Ano Nakama to	NTV
18 Jun 2014	Takarazuka Revue: Kareinaru 100-nen -Star ga Kataru Yume no Sekai-	NHK BS Premium
13 Mar 2016	Hideyuki Nakayama no Kyūkyoku House	KBC (TV Asahi series 24 station net)		[10]

Currently appearing programmes

Dates	Title	Network
Apr 2012 –	Hideki Nakayama Yūrakuchō de Ai ma Show	NBS

Former appearances

Dates	Title	Network
3 Apr – 25 Sep 1999	Hideyuki Nakayama no Osumesukisu	Tokyo FM
2 Oct 1999 – 31 Mar 2007	Hideyuki Nakayama no Ai shite Japan
8 Oct 1999 – 25 Mar 2002	Ken Shimura-Hideyuki Nakayama no 'I 'ndenai no? !'	TBS Radio
7 Apr – 6 Oct 2002	Hideyuki Nakayama no skitch
13 Oct 2002 – 27 Mar 2005	Cube
9 Apr 2005 – 31 Mar 2007	Yoban: Nakayama
7 Apr 2007 – 27 Mar 2010	Hideyuki Nakayama no Beautiful Japan	Tokyo FM
2 Apr 2010 – 31 Mar 2013	Hideyuki Nakayama no Japan Rhythm

TV dramas

Dates	Title	Role	Network	Notes
20 Apr 1982	Kayō Suspense Gekijō Nerawareta Jokyōshi			NTV
1983	Kōkō Seifūfu		TBS	Extra starring
1984	Aoi Hitomi no Hijiri Life		CX
1985	Half Potato na Oretachi	Kaoru Nomura	NTV	First starring work
1987	Aya Ruri Yume Monogatari
16 Feb 1987	Getsuyō Drama Land Naisho no Half Moon	Shinichi Serisawa	CX
1987–88	Bishōjo Gakuen		EX
1988	Tokimeki-zakari		CX
	Mismatch		EX
1988–94	Kisetsu hazure no Kaigan Monogatari	Yuji	CX
1989	Hana no Wakare	Shingo		Produced by THK
1990	Dakishimetai! '90	Ryo Katayama
	Sekai de Ichiban Kimi ga Suki	Magechi's colleague
	Geinō Shakai	Masashi	TBS
1991	Tokyo Love Story	Watanabe	CX
	Depart! Natsu Monogatari	Haruhiko Kunihiro	TBS
1992	Sotsugyō		NTV
1993	Netako ni Kanpai!		EX
	Usotsuki wa Fūfu no hajimari		NTV
1994–95	Shizukanaru Don – Yakuza Side Story	Shizuya Kondo
1995	Hanayome wa 16-sai!	Naoto Tachibana	EX
1996	MMR Mikakunin Hikō Buttai	Toru Kurubushi	CX
1999	Wakaretara Sukinahito	Kaname Hosokawa	TX
2000	Miyako Chōchō Monogatari	Yuji Nanto
	Henshū-ō	Hiromichi Oume	CX
	Yonimo Kimyōna Monogatari: Haru no Tokubetsu-hen	Keita Tsujimura		"Kioku Reset"
2001	Kindaichi Shōnen no Jikenbo		NTV
2004	Otōto	Charlie Sakurada	EX
2005	Ue o Muite Arukō: Sakamoto Kyu Monogatari	Sei Kishibe	TX
11, 18 Aug 2013	Premium Drama: Nariyuki Tensai Rakugo-ka Danshi Tatekawa koko ni ari	Danshi Tatekawa	NHK BS Premium	Second part

Films

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1985	Pants no Ana: Kahei Hata de Input	Daisuke Wakita
1991	One-room Story	Takashi Abe	Room Number 1 "A-I-Ta-I"; omnibus
1998	Abunai Deka Forever: The Movie	Nakamura

Direct-to-video

Year	Title
1990	Navy Rock War: Gekiha seyo!
1991	Dandy to watashi

Anime films

Date	Title	Role
2000	Soreike! Anpanman: Ningyo Hime no Namida	Oja Manbo
27 Oct 2012	009 Re:Cyborg	Himself

Discography

Singles

7 inch EP

Date	Title	Label	No.	Tie-up
21 Sep 1986	Ashita ni One Way	Pony Canyon	7A0641	Downtown-presented 4-Jidesu yō da opening theme
21 Jan 1987	Hoshikuzu no Angel		7A0677	Fujisankei Communications Group sponsored "Kokusai Sports Fair '87" image song

8 cm CD

Date	Title	Label	No.
26 Sep 1993	Hajikete Nagareta Hoshikuzu mitai ni	Polystar	PSDR-5027
25 May 1994	Natsuda!		PSDR-5063

Albums

Date	Title	Label	No.
21 Feb 1987	19 Boy Story	Canyon Record	LP: C28A-0550 CD: D32A-0269
2 Aug 2017	50	Universal Music Zen Music	UPCH-2135

See also

• Monta Mino – Predecessor of the Omoikkiri series

References

1. Okamoto, Mari (6 Nov 2014). "藤岡市に帰ってきました♪". Mari Okamoto official blog (in Japanese). CyberAgent. Retrieved 6 Jul 2017.
2. "『あいつ今何してる?』2016年5月11日（水）放送内容". What Do You Do Now? (in Japanese). 11 May 2016. TV Asahi. Retrieved 6 Jul 2017.
3. "『ウチくる!?』2012年8月19日放送回". Uchi kuru!? (in Japanese). 19 Aug 2012. Fuji Television. Retrieved 6 Jul 2017.
4. "プロフィール". Hideyuki Nakayama official web site Nakayama's Route.htm (in Japanese). Retrieved 6 Jul 2017.
5. It is said that Beat Takeshi recommended Nakayama that he "had better do it with a pin".
6. Seki, Seki (Jun 1996). 聞いて極楽. The Asahi Shimbun Company. p. 56. ISBN 4022612339.
7. "ぐんまの広告塔「ぐんま大使」 群馬県庁" (in Japanese). Retrieved 18 July 2017.
8. "中山秀征＆真琴つばさの舞台は、宝塚泥組!?" (in Japanese). Oricon. 23 May 2007. Retrieved 19 Jul 2017.
9. "特集 なつかしの番組 スポーツ100万倍_NHKアーカイブス" (in Japanese). Retrieved 20 Jul 2017.
10. "KBCテレビ『中山秀征の究極ハウス』｜KBC九州朝日放送" (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 10 August 2017. Retrieved 20 Jul 2017.

External links

• Hideyuki Nakayama official site (in Japanese)