Japanese/Danish actor David Sakurai was born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark. At the age of 18, he moved to Japan where he received his theatrical training. Over the next 8 years, he honed his skills in the indie film scene in Tokyo. After relocating back to Denmark in 2008, Sakurai proved himself a strong, versatile actor having been cast in supporting roles in drama, comedy, and action. Having a desire to not only penetrate the Danish market and industry, he set his sights on creating work with international appeal. In 2009, Sakurai took upon the heavy task of writing, producing, acting, and directing his first feature film, Ud Af Moerket (Through Darkness). After completing Ud Af Moerket (Through Darkness), he played the lead role in post-apocalyptic action drama "Eastern Army" which was released in 2010.

His father is Japanese and his mother is Danish.Has trained various martial arts, primarily Wing Tsun Kung Fu.Fluent in English, Japanese and Danish.Heavily influenced by cult classic heroes such as Bruce Lee, Fred Williamson, and Charles Bronson.Favorite food is Korean.Former martial arts instructor.Won the 'Breakout Action Star' award at the 2010 AOF Film Festival.