Credits

• 1978 · The Most Dangerous Game as
• 1973 · The Blossom and the Sword as
• 1973 · Criminal Woman: Killing Melody as
• 1972 · Shōwa Gokudōshi as
• 1971 · Wicked Nun as
• 1970 · The Last Kamikaze as
• 1970 · Tomorrow's Joe as
• 1970 · Tora! Tora! Tora! as Adm. Koshiro Oikawa
• 1969 · The Falcon Fighters as
• 1969 · Bloody Territories as Shinsaku Fujioka, Sakura Syndicate chair
• 1969 · BGs of Ginza as Shuntaro Nonomura
• 1969 · The Woman Gambler's Tenth Game as
• 1968 · The Woman Gambler's Revenge as
• 1968 · The Pit of Death as President Yukawa
• 1967 · Thoroughbred Women Gamblers as
• 1967 · Organized Violence II as Tomoda
• 1967 · Organized Violence as
• 1967 · Birth of a Fighter as
• 1967 · Dreams Come True at Night as Miwata
• 1966 · A Woman's Gamble as
• 1966 · The Great White Tower as
• 1966 · Gamera vs. Barugon as Self-Defense Force General
• 1966 · Return of Gun Dog as
• 1966 · The Hoodlum Soldier Deserts Again as
• 1965 · Black Temptation as
• 1965 · Strange Triangle as
• 1965 · 雲を呼ぶ講道館 as
• 1964 · Sweet Seventeen as
• 1964 · The Enforcer as
• 1964 · Green Fruit as
• 1964 · Bad Reputation: The Big Drum as Kikuzawa
• 1964 · Muchana Yakko as
• 1964 · Black Challenger as
• 1964 · Love and Greed as
• 1964 · Fools at Work as Parent C
• 1963 · Lips of Ruin as
• 1963 · High School Third Graders as
• 1963 · Typhoon Reporter as
• 1963 · The Red Water as
• 1963 · Black Dividend as
• 1963 · Black Money as
• 1963 · Black Report as Prosecutor Narumi
• 1962 · Forbidden as
• 1962 · Fūshinraishin as
• 1962 · Ashita au hito as
• 1962 · The Whale God as
• 1962 · Yamaotoko no Uta as Masamichi Arikawa
• 1962 · Black Test Car as Kihachi Oguri
• 1962 · Sarari man donto bushi - Kiraku na kagyô to kita monda as
• 1962 · Princess and I as
• 1962 · The Broken Commandment as
• 1962 · 雪の降る街に as
• 1962 · 情熱の詩人啄木 as
• 1961 · The Burdened Sisters as Father Keita
• 1961 · Buddha as Channa
• 1961 · Okoto and Sasuke as Ichizô
• 1961 · Satan's Sword III: The Final Chapter as
• 1961 · Gonin no totsugeki tai as
• 1961 · A Lustful Man as
• 1961 · Blind Devotion as Kurisu
• 1961 · Vagabonds from Badgerville as
• 1960 · Satan's Sword: The Dragon God as
• 1960 · Satan's Sword as Urajuku no Shichibee
• 1960 · Hit and Run Gang as
• 1960 · The Priest and the Beauty as Kiyotsugu
• 1960 · Jirocho Fuji 2: The Chivalrous as
• 1960 · The Song Lantern as
• 1960 · Victory and Defeat as Kondo
• 1960 · A Woman's Testament as
• 1959 · Across the Darkness as
• 1959 · Utamaro, Painter of the Woman as
• 1959 · Ripe and Marriageable as Konosuke, Shinobu's father
• 1959 · Beauty the Enemy as Sahira
• 1959 · A Storm Zone as Tokioka
• 1959 · Diary of a Substitute Doctor as
• 1959 · The Path I Remember as
• 1959 · Image of a Mother as
• 1958 · The Snowy Heron as
• 1958 · Nusumareta Endan as
• 1958 · Ambush at Iga Pass as
• 1958 · Nichiren and the Great Mongol Invasion as
• 1958 · A Grain of Wheat as
• 1958 · Summer Clouds as Patron
• 1958 · Thirst as
• 1958 · Inochi wo Kakeru Otoko as
• 1958 · Love River as
• 1958 · Mother as Senkichi Yuasa
• 1958 · Shogun's Holiday as
• 1957 · Advance Patrol as
• 1957 · Akado Suzunosuke vs. the One-Legged Devil as
• 1957 · On This Earth as Moriyama
• 1957 · Bride Candidate as
• 1957 · Hole in One as Oya, chief editor
• 1957 · The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly as Chief of the Metropolitan Police
• 1957 · Kisses as
• 1957 · The Betrothed as
• 1957 · Night Butterflies as
• 1957 · The Crowded Train as
• 1957 · Morning Whistling as
• 1956 · Sound in the Mist as
• 1956 · Notebooks of Heiji Zenigata: Spider on the Skin as
• 1956 · Outlaw island as
• 1956 · Zangiku monogatari as Kan'ya Morita
• 1956 · Street of Shame as Officer Nonomura
• 1956 · Tokyo Crime Map as
• 1956 · A Rainbow at Every Turn as
• 1956 · Warning from Space as Dr. Kamura
• 1955 · Miai Ryokou as
• 1955 · Brooba as Father Seiichiro
• 1955 · The Romance of Yushima as
• 1955 · The Phantom Horse as Yasuke Shiraishi
• 1955 · Princess Yang Kwei Fei as Chen-Hsuan-li
• 1955 · All is Well as Saisuke Okazaki
• 1954 · 浅草の夜 as Teacher Akiyama
• 1954 · The Woman in the Rumor as Kobayashi
• 1954 · Late Chrysanthemums as Seki
• 1954 · Sansho the Bailiff as Kichiji
• 1953 · Jūdai no yūwaku as
• 1953 · The Eagle of the Pacific as
• 1953 · 続々十代の性典 as
• 1953 · Kurohyō as
• 1953 · The Battleship Yamato as Chief army surgeon Yamada
• 1953 · Zoku jūdai no seiten as Shinkichi Shigeno
• 1953 · Zoku jūdai no seiten as
• 1952 · Muntinlupa no yo wa fukete as
• 1952 · The Paths of Two Maidens as
• 1952 · Forbidden Path as
• 1952 · The Ataka Family as Veterinarian
• 1952 · Kin no tamago: Golden Girl as
• 1952 · Lil's Return from Shanghai as Nomura
• 1952 · Kojiki Taishô as
• 1951 · Dancing Girl as Numata
• 1951 · The Bitch as
• 1951 · Carmen Comes Home as Maruju
• 1950 · Confessions of a Gynecologist as
• 1950 · Hyōchū no Bijo as
• 1950 · Street of Violence as Arifusa
• 1950 · Devil's Gold as
• 1949 · The Rainbow Man as Ryuzu Maya
• 1948 · Ghost Tower as Sanpei Tsuchiya
• 1948 · Shin Aizen Katsura as
• 1948 · The Dead Beauty Incident as
• 1948 · Nocturnal Gate as
• 1948 · Golden Devil Part 2 as
• 1948 · Golden Devil as
• 1947 · The Devil's toast as
• 1947 · Woman on the Night Train as
• 1947 · Diary of a Nurse as
• 1946 · A face glowing at night as
• 1945 · Who Is the Criminal? as
• 1945 · A Baby Given by a Fox as
• 1945 · Saigo no kikyō as
• 1945 · Sugata naki teki as
• 1942 · New Snow as
• 1942 · Horror of the Fifth Columnist as
• 1942 · The General, Staff and Soldiers as
• 1941 · Submarine Number One as
• 1939 · Earth as Heizo
• 1938 · Five Scouts as
• 1937 · Unending Advance as
• 1937 · The Naked Town as
• 1937 · Sôbô as
• 1936 · The Crown of Life as
• 1936 · Theater of Life: Youth Version as
• 1934 · Karisome no kuchibeni as Karuyama
• 1934 · Tsuki yori no shisha as
• 1933 · The Feast of Gion as
• 1933 · The Water Magician as Shinzô
• 1931 · And Yet They Go On as
• 1931 · Jean Valjean: Part Two as
• 1931 · Jean Valjean: Part One as
• 1930 · Return to Heaven as
• 1929 · Tokyo March as 松並の弟敏男
• 1929 · Metropolitan Symphony as Samu Kō
• Future · Tasogare no Tokyo Tower as
• 1928 · Town of Love as Yasuzo Yasui, Kikuchi's nephew