Suzuyuki Kaneko is a Japanese actor and scriptwriter. He was born on 17th December 1992 in Tōkyō, Japan. He first gained critical attention with Long-Term Coffee Break (2022), where his subtle performance and writing brought a quiet resonance to the film’s introspective narrative. In 2023, Kaneko’s popularity grew with his roles in People Who Talk to Plushies Are Kind and Confetti. These projects showcased his sensitivity as an actor, especially in portraying delicate emotional themes and socially conscious topics. In 2024, Kaneko played a leading role in Meshi wo Kurahite Hana to Tsugu, a heartfelt drama exploring human connection through food and memory. His performance was widely praised for its authenticity and gentle emotional pull.

The year 2025 marked a major turning point in his career with multiple high-profile projects. In Kaze no Fukushima, Kaneko explored themes of loss, hope, and community resilience in post-disaster Japan. He also starred in the psychological thriller Missing Child Videotape, adding a darker, more intense role to his filmography. That same year, he joined the cast and contributed to the script of Chihayafuru: Meguri, a continuation of the beloved karuta-themed series. His dual role as actor and writer added depth and continuity to the new generation storyline.