Seigi Ozeki

After achieving significant success as a model, he ventured into the world of independent films in Japan, appearing in notable productions such as "Dumpstar" and "Embrace". In 2003, he made the bold decision to relocate to Thailand, driven by his ambition to establish a thriving acting career. His perseverance paid off when he landed a prominent role in the highly acclaimed stage production "Khu Kham", a beloved national treasure in Thailand, where he played the part of a Japanese soldier who falls deeply in love with a Thai woman during World War II. This breakthrough performance catapulted him to widespread recognition and paved the way for a prolific career spanning numerous films, stages, and television productions. One of his most notable achievements is the starring role in the epic action film "Yamada: The Samurai of Ayothaya", which tells the remarkable true story of Nagamasa Yamada, a legendary Samurai who rose to become the king of Ayothaya. This cinematic masterpiece was released nationwide in Thailand on December 2, 2010, showcasing the actor's impressive range and versatility as a performer.