Fujiki Takashi was a Japanese actor and singer born in Fujiyama, Shizuoka, Japan. He was affiliated with Horipro. His real name was Endo Yoshihiko (遠藤與士彦). In the 1970s, he was active under the stage name Takashi Fujiki (藤木敬士).

In 1959, after graduating from Toho Entertainment School, he signed with Watanabe Productions as a singer. He debuted from Teichiku Records. In 1962, at the height of his popularity, he announced his retirement as a singer, transitioning to acting.

After studying acting from the basics as a research student at Bungakuza, he joined the formation of the theater group Keyaki in 1966. From 1976, he belonged to the theater group Subaru, which was born from the integration of the theater groups Kumo and Keyaki, and retired in 2006.

Recognized for his achievements as a singer, he appeared in numerous musicals. He was also acclaimed for his distinctive presence as a villain or eccentric actor, winning the 12th Kikuta Kazuo Theater Award in 1986, the 38th Kii Kuniya Theater Award Individual Award in 2003, and the 45th ACC CM Festival Acting Award in 2005.

In the early morning of September 20, 2020, at the age of 80, he was found dead in a house in Nakano, Tokyo.

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