About
about Me
Robert Scott Field
Nationality: United States (California)
Professional Background:
- Former Professional Baseball Player
- Multi-talented Artist and Singer
- PhD in Sports Training
- Principal of Beauty Camp 22 (Body Transformation Program)
- Instructor at Pure Café Japan No. 1 and Money School
- Certified in Kansai Dialect and Kanji Proficiency (Level 2)
Bio
Career
Robert Scott began his career as a professional baseball player, joining the Nankai Hawks upon his arrival in Japan. Demonstrating a natural aptitude for the Japanese language, he self-taught Japanese and connected with Noburo Harada from the duo “Ano-ne-no-ne,” which led to teaching English and eventual roles in Japanese cinema. His breakout performance as the android M-11 in Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah brought him widespread acclaim.
As a musician, Scott has dedicated himself to uplifting and inspiring the Japanese public through his heartfelt performances. His unique blend of passion, humor, and warmth has made him a beloved personality wherever he goes.
Commercial work
Asahi Soft Drinks (WONDA)
Mitsuya Cider
KONAMI and SEGA Game Software
Takarazuka Family Land
Honda Clio Stores
NOVA (Voiceover)
Mandom (Voiceover)
Wakayama Persimmons
Voice Work and Special Roles
SMAP×SMAP (Opening Call)
Filmography
Full Moon Mr. Moonlight (1991)
Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991) – M-11
Red Shadow (2001)
Pride (2009)
The Great Buddha Arrival (2018)
Deep Sea Monster Raiga vs. Lava Beast Ohga (2019)
Lord of Monsters (2019)
HOSHI 35 (2023)
Kaijyu: Island Fire (2024)
Television Appearances:
Shinsuke’s Human Mandala
R-1 Grand Prix
Super Morning
SMAP×SMAP
Downtown’s Gotsu ee Kanji
Metropolitan Journey
Yoshimoto New Comedy
Ultraman Neos (2000)
Unmarried Family (2001)
Interpreter
Scott has served as an interpreter for numerous high-profile figures, including:
Donald Trump (during his business career)
Richard Branson (Virgin Group)
Tiger Woods (2001 Golf World Cup)
David Beckham (Film and Soccer World Cup 2022)
Jon Bon Jovi (Musician)
Randy Bass (Hanshin Tigers player)
Additionally, Scott contributed as an interpreter at events like the Nagano Olympics and at Universal Studios Japan.
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