Sho Kosugi
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Sho Kosugi (born Shōichi Kosugi; June 17, 1947) is a Japanese martial artist with training in shindō jinen-ryū karate who gained popularity as an actor during the 1980s, usually playing a ninja. He is the father of Kane Kosugi and Shane Kosugi. After taking a hiatus from film, he started a taiko group in California. In Japan, he also runs an internationally oriented group of martial arts acting schools known as the Sho Kosugi Institute.
It is common for Kosugi to have his sons co-star in movies when the plot includes family relations. Films in which Kosugi's sons perform alongside their father include Black Eagle, Revenge of the Ninja, and Kabuto (aka Shogun Warrior).
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Tsejoa ka: Acting
Letsatsi la tsoalo: 1948-06-17
Sebaka sa tsoalo: Minato, Tokyo, Japan
E boetse e tsejoa e le: 小杉正一, ショー・コスギ, شو کوسوگی
Sho Kosugi Lifilimi
