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Jason Sakaki. Actor: Devil in Ohio. Jason Sakaki was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. His first foray into the arts was a theatre production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I. Jason began his Film/TV career at age fifteen, landing his first role as Jimmy Wilson in Disney's "Mech X4".
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4,019 Followers, 1,789 Following, 148 Posts - JASON SAKAKI (@jasonsakaki) on Instagram: "🇯🇵🇨🇦 award viewing actor now playing | Jersey Boys @theartsclub next | East Van Panto @thecultch from Nov 20 director/writer | @ramenboysfilm"
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Jason Sakaki. Actor: Devil in Ohio. Jason Sakaki was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. His first foray into the arts was a theatre production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I. Jason began his Film/TV career at age fifteen, landing his first role as Jimmy Wilson in Disney's "Mech X4".
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In April, I launched my Instagram Live One Man Musicalseries. Throughout the month, I performed three full-length Broadway shows, playing all the characters, from my living room with the help of my roommate, Laura Reynolds. It was a crazy month, but it was so nice to reunite with theatre and our incredible community again!
That balance is key. Stepping back from the acting world, I realized that I’ve neglected to spend time on my passions outside of acting. I hope to find a better balance in my hobbies and my career when we get back to working.
Surprisingly, going on walks! Typically I’m in a rush to get places, so it’s refreshing to enjoy my neighbourhood and soak in this incredible city.
I’ve been gardening a lot. I’m lucky to have a spacious backyard as well as a huge balcony, so we’ve been growing fruits and veggies since April. My grandpa and grandma loved gardening, so I think it must be in our Sakaki blood.
Seeing my Grandma. She’s in a nursing home, and we haven’t been able to visit her since the restrictions are so tight. Phoning her just isn’t the same, but they’ve started allowing window visits, so I’m excited to see her face!
Keep physically distancing, washing your hands, and staying in when you’re sick – then we’ll all survive!
I bought a Nintendo Switch and also a plethora of games for it. It drained my CERB pretty quick, but it was 100% worth it.
I have a lot of soup in my pantry right now and, to be honest, I haven’t made soup once since March.
I devoured Forgivenessby Mark Sakamoto. It’s an incredible book about the Japanese Internment and World War II. I’ve been working on piecing together information about my own family’s internment (I’m half Japanese/half Caucasian), so it was inspiring to read Mark’s story. Forgiveness is also being adapted into a play by Hiro Kanagawa as one of the ...
I’ve been glued to the National Theatre recordings, McMillions on Crave, and RuPaul’sDrag Race. I also watched Parasitefor the first time, and it blew my mind.
Learn how Jason Sakaki, a Vancouver-based film, television, and theatre actor, is staying creative and managing during the pandemic. Find out about his Instagram Live One Man Musical series, his gardening skills, his Nintendo Switch addiction, and more.
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Jason Sakaki is a Vancouver-based actor who stars as Charles in "Prom Pact" and Isaac Kimura in "Devil in Ohio". He has also appeared in "Mech-X4", "Christmas is You", "iZombie" and "Honor Society".
Sep 12, 2024 · As Bob Gaudio, the guy who wrote The Four Seasons’ hits, Jason Sakaki is, in many ways the anchor of this production: his character handles a lot of the most crucial narration, and Sakaki delivers a performance of supreme confidence and charisma — vocally and as an actor.
