Sho Kosugi

Sho Kosugi is a Japanese martial artist, actor, director, and writer who has studied Shindo-ry Karate, Kendo, Judo, Iaido, Kobudo, Aikido, and Ninjutsu extensively. He rose to prominence as an actor in the 1980s, typically playing ninjas, as a former All Japan Karate Champion. 

Sho, whose birth name is Shoichi Kosugi, was born on June 17, 1948, in Minato City, Tokyo, Japan. However, he has not talked about the identity of his parents. Talking about his education, he gained his bachelor's degree in Economics from California State University, Los Angeles.

Is Sho Kosugi Married? Who is His Wife?

Sho Kosugi, 73, is a happily married man. His wife is Shook Kosugi, aka Shook Gim Chan (Chinese). The couple kept their first meeting a secret. However, as per Sho's IMDB, he met his wife after moving to Los Angeles.

Kosugi, who has 184 cm in height, prefers to keep his married life away from social media. That's why the martial artist has not shared his marriage date till now with the media.

Moreover, the husband-wife duo lives a healthy married life without any divorce rumors in Los Angeles, California. Similarly, Zhuri James and Martín Dudamel Maturén resides in Los Angeles, California with their family.

The martial artist has accounts on social platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. But none of them are officialized.

Sho Kosugi is a Father 

Sho Kosugi and his wife are the proud parents of three kids. The couple welcomed a son, Kane Kosugi as their first child on October 11, 1974. He is an American martial artist, actor, and media personality.

Then, on May 25, 1976, the actor shared a son, Shane Kosugi, who followed his father's footprints, and now he is an actor. Then, at last, the husband-wife pair welcomed a daughter, Ayeesha Kosugi, on September 25, 1983.

Sho Kosugi's Net Worth

Sho Kosugi has amassed all his wealth from his career life. The American director holds a net worth of $6 Million in early 2021, similar to Tati Westbrook's net worth.

The English writer runs the Sho Kosugi Institute in Japan, a martial arts acting worldwide company that helps Asian actors break into the mainstream cinema industry in the United States. Without any doubt, he gathers a handsome amount of money from his Institute also.

Furthermore, Kosugi probably earns colossal money from his endorsements also. Besides this, the father of three kids is the seller of swords also which cost $315 per piece.

Acting Career Highlights

Sho Kosugi made his acting debut with The Killer, a low-budget Taiwanese film, and subsequently A Stranger From Korea, a Korean movie shot in Los Angeles. He played in Kosugi in 1981, which got immense popularity.

After Kosugi, he got many projects, and as a result, he played in many movies, which include Revenge of the Ninja (1983), The Master (1984), Pray for Death (1985), Nine Deaths of a Ninja (1985), and Black Eagle (1988), Black Eagle, etc.

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