17 Facts About Fuku Suzuki

Fuku Suzuki's younger sister, Yume Suzuki, is a child actress.

Fuku Suzuki gained a more prominent role playing Tomoya Yusa, the protagonist's son, in the 2010 film "A Boy and His Samurai".

An emoticon featuring Fuku Suzuki's character was created to promote the episode on the messaging service Line.

Fuku Suzuki described being cast in the role, which made him the youngest voice actor of Doraemon's thirty-two films, as a "pleasing yet unexpected surprise".

Together with his childhood friend Kanon Tani, Fuku Suzuki became the presenter of the children's television show "be Ponkikkizu" which was first broadcast on the satellite channel "BS Fuji TV" in April 2012.

Also in April 2012, Fuku Suzuki began playing the lead role in the late-night TBS Drama, Kodomo Keisatsu, where he portrayed Shigeru Onuma, a fifty-year-old police chief who, along with the rest of his police force, had been transformed back into a child.

In late 2013, Fuku Suzuki began featuring alongside Haruna Kawaguchi, Sawa Fuku Suzuki and Seiichi Tanabe on the drama "Otto no Kanojo" where he portrayed one of two children, Masato Komatsubara, in a dysfunctional family.

Fuku Suzuki featured in the 2014 film, "Akumu-chan the movie", reprising the role of Ryu Uehara having previously made a guest appearance for the fifth episode of the television programme of the same name.

Fuku Suzuki was a regular member of the variety show, Waratte Iitomo, where he became a "holiday regular" in April 2012.

Fuku Suzuki has made occasional guest appearances on talk shows; most notably Fuku Suzuki became the focus the 37th anniversary of the talk show "Tetsuko no Heya" in February 2012.

Fuku Suzuki has featured on several solo advertisements, including one for life insurance firm "Medicare Life" in 2011 and another for banana brand "Sumifru" in 2012.

Fuku Suzuki promoted the song in front of three hundred fans at an event space in Shinjuku during the week of the song's release.

In 2013, Fuku Suzuki collaborated with "be Ponkikkizu" co-presenter Kanon Tani forming the group "Fuku Suzuki to Kanon".

Fuku Suzuki describes his specialist skill as his ability to play the koto and claims that his hobby is watching films; in particular he enjoys action films noting that he himself wants to be an actor famous for his roles in such films.

Fuku Suzuki has shown interest in ghosts and films which contain them, explaining that at the age of four he was renting films such as the animated version of "GeGeGe no Kitaro".

Fuku Suzuki expressed his love of the animation Doraemon following his voice acting and presenting role on one of the show's mini-sections.

Fuku Suzuki has suffered from hay fever since the age of three and has the motor speech disorder dysarthria.