Credits

• 2001 · Getting Wild With Our Monkey as Kajiyama
• 1997 · Shura ga Yuku 6 as
• 1996 · Village of Dreams as Grandfather
• 1996 · Oishinbo as
• 1996 · Tokyo Mafia 2: Wrath of the Yakuza as
• 1995 · Tokyo Mafia: Yakuza Wars as Ishiyama
• 1995 · Mahjong Hishoden: Ryu the Caller as Suekichi Maruko
• 1995 · Lupin the Third: Farewell to Nostradamus as Rhisley (voice)
• 1993 · Bokyo as Katsuo
• 1993 · Black Market Emperor: Silver and Gold as
• 1992 · Emergency Special! I saw a Paranormal Phenomenon!! as
• 1992 · Minbo: the Gentle Art of Japanese Extortion as Hanaoka
• 1991 · Female Neo-Ninjas as
• 1989 · Company Executives as
• 1989 · Bungakusho Satsujin Jiken: Oinaru Jyoso as
• 1988 · The Blue Mountains '88 as Jinzo Iguchi
• 1988 · A Taxing Woman's Return as Saruwatari
• 1987 · "Guys Who Never Learn" Part 2 as
• 1987 · Shinran: Path to Purity as
• 1986 · No More Comics! as Show Host
• 1985 · Break Town Story as
• 1984 · Eve-chan no hime as Shimotsuka
• 1984 · Farewell to the Ark as
• 1984 · Serial Killer: Coldblooded as
• 1983 · Samon’s Hell Revenge: Unauthorised Jutte Records 3 as
• 1983 · Choji Snack Bar as Matsumoto
• 1983 · 眠狂四郎無頼控 as
• 1982 · Kidnapping Blues as Pawn Shop Guy
• 1982 · The Highest Honour as Sergeant Major Yabe
• 1982 · Madam Scandal: Let Me Die for 10 Seconds as Takeo Miyamoto(宮本威夫)
• 1982 · The Drifting Life of Himeshiro as Takeyoshi
• 1981 · Rapewoman: Dirty Sunday as Ishimoto
• 1981 · Yuki as Oyakata (voice)
• 1981 · Monster of Frankenstein as Frankenstein's Monster (voice)
• 1981 · Tanshin funin jōji no himitsu as Hiraiwa
• 1980 · Never in the Morning! as Misaki
• 1980 · Uno Koichiro no nurete modaeru as Middle-aged Man
• 1979 · Faraway Tomorrow as
• 1979 · Eros Nights in Tokyo as
• 1979 · The Man Who Stole the Sun as Loan Officer
• 1979 · Troubleman Laughs and Kills as Actor
• 1979 · Nomugi Pass as
• 1979 · The Strangling as
• 1979 · Aftermath of Battles Without Honor and Humanity as Tadashi Takino
• 1979 · Pink Tush Girl: Love Attack as Kôhei Kikawada
• 1978 · Netchū Jidai as
• 1978 · The Days of No Return as
• 1978 · Rape and Death of a Housewife as Kurazo Utagawa
• 1977 · Japanese Godfather: Ambition as Shigemitsu Sanada
• 1977 · The Far Road as
• 1977 · Ore no sora as Gonjiro Kuroda
• 1977 · Short and Fat as Iwaki's father
• 1977 · Dan-no-ura Night as
• 1977 · The Life of Chikuzan as Goto
• 1977 · The Japanese Belly Button as Right wing / Ishii, the strip theatre owner
• 1977 · The Gate of Youth Part 2 as
• 1977 · Japan's Don as
• 1976 · A Portrait of Shunkin as Ichizo(市蔵)
• 1976 · Noboru Ando's Chronicle of Fugitive Days and Sex as
• 1976 · The Corporation as
• 1976 · The Sea of Genkai as
• 1976 · Please Hire Me! as
• 1976 · Competition: Married Couples Secret Technique as Genzo Fujita
• 1976 · Dragon Princess as
• 1976 · Operation Plazma in Osaka as
• 1975 · Wet Lust: Opening the Tulip as
• 1975 · G-String Geisha as
• 1975 · Hostess Confidential: Three Juicy Sisters as Bunkichi Yoshioka
• 1975 · Kamakura fujin: dotei kurabu as Toki
• 1975 · Truck Rascals: No One Can Stop Me as
• 1975 · Green Lovers as
• 1975 · Shimane Prison Riot as
• 1975 · The Murder Corps as
• 1975 · Cops vs. Thugs as
• 1975 · Without Complaint as
• 1974 · The Rapacious Jailbreaker as
• 1974 · The Last Swordsman as Serizawa Kamo
• 1974 · Violent Fraternity as
• 1974 · City of Corruption as
• 1974 · My Blood is the Blood of Others as
• 1974 · Budô dokyumento: Kengô no saiten as Narrator
• 1974 · The Scoundler vs. The Viper Brothers as
• 1974 · Military Comfort Woman as
• 1974 · The Beast Shall Die as Yusuke Yajima
• 1974 · Oh Wonderful Utamaro! as
• 1974 · Red Paper Lantern as
• 1973 · Lady Snowblood as Genzô Shibayama
• 1973 · Sex Education Mistresses as Shinji
• 1973 · The Virgin Masquerade as Sakube
• 1973 · Criminal Woman: Killing Melody as
• 1973 · Farewell to Rock'n Roll as
• 1973 · Hanzo the Razor: The Snare as
• 1973 · A Diary of a Woman Doctor as
• 1973 · Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Deadly Fight in Hiroshima as Makoto Narasaka
• 1973 · Time Within Memory as
• 1973 · The Viper Brothers: Jail - Living for 4 1/2 Years as
• 1972 · Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41 as Tsuji
• 1972 · The Horrible Obsessions as
• 1972 · Temptation of Eros as Miyoshi
• 1972 · Dear Summer Sister as Kôsuke Kikuchi
• 1972 · Organized Crime: Killer's Glory as
• 1972 · Lullaby for a Tough Guy as
• 1972 · Companion to Hell as
• 1972 · Kogarashi Monjiro as Kiyozo
• 1971 · Troops of Darkness as
• 1971 · Story of Japanese Bad Men as
• 1971 · Red Peony Gambler: Here to Kill You as
• 1971 · The Ceremony as Sakurada Isamu
• 1971 · Sex Comedy, Quick on the Trigger as
• 1971 · King of the Widow-Killers as
• 1971 · Adults Games as
• 1970 · Women Smell of Night as
• 1970 · Dangerous Games as Aihara
• 1970 · Live Today, Die Tomorrow! as
• 1970 · The Experience as
• 1970 · Fear of Sex as
• 1970 · The Revelation of a Geisha as
• 1970 · Postwar Secrets as
• 1970 · City of Beasts as Iwano
• 1970 · Shameless School as Matagoro Araki
• 1970 · A Young Man's Stronghold as
• 1970 · Naked Ambition as
• 1970 · Bloodstained Clan Of Honor as
• 1970 · Modern Chivarly: Sworn Brothers as
• 1970 · Brave Red Flower of the North as
• 1969 · Woman as
• 1969 · Woman Boss: Chivalrous Fight as Kojiro Numazawa
• 1969 · The Private Police as
• 1969 · New Prison Walls of Abashiri 2 as
• 1969 · Lefty Fencer as
• 1969 · The Domain: Flower and Dragon as Kakusuke Hirao
• 1969 · Double Suicide as Tahei
• 1969 · The Cross of Vengeance as
• 1969 · The Woman Gambler's Tenth Game as
• 1969 · Red Peony Gambler: Second Generation Ceremony as
• 1969 · Yakuza on Foot as Officer Song
• 1969 · Kanto Onna Gokudo as
• 1969 · Diary of a Shinjuku Thief as
• 1968 · The Woman Gambler's Supplication as
• 1968 · Blue in Isezaki as Yasukura
• 1968 · Wicked Priest 2: Ballad of Murder as
• 1968 · Profound Desires of the Gods as Shimajiri
• 1968 · Even If Life Withers as
• 1968 · Ohyaku: The Female Demon as
• 1968 · The Daring Nun as Ichizo Soga
• 1968 · Wicked Priest as
• 1968 · Zatoichi and the Fugitives as Matsugoro
• 1968 · Downtown Blues as
• 1968 · The Man Without a Map as
• 1968 · The Bandits as Ba Tôten
• 1968 · The Marked Man as
• 1968 · Three Resurrected Drunkards as Fisherman
• 1968 · Scoundrel as
• 1968 · Death by Hanging as District attorney
• 1968 · Ninja's Mark as
• 1967 · The Hoodlum Priest as
• 1967 · Journey as Narrator (voice)
• 1967 · Parole as
• 1967 · Hoodlum Soldier on the Attack as
• 1967 · Japanese Summer: Double Suicide as
• 1967 · Gambler: Victory Without Death as
• 1967 · Gamblers: The Dragon Tattoo as Hebiguma
• 1967 · Dissolution Rites as
• 1967 · Organized Violence as
• 1967 · Eighteen Years in Prison as
• 1967 · Band of Ninja as Onkichi
• 1967 · Three Gamblers as Denpo Cho
• 1966 · Judo vs. Karate as
• 1966 · Code Between Brothers 2 as
• 1966 · Violence at Noon as Shino's father
• 1966 · Seven Gamblers as
• 1966 · Captive's Island as
• 1966 · Silence Has No Wings as
• 1966 · Sword: Flower-Strewn Path of Courage as Shindo
• 1965 · Diary of Yunbogi as Narrator
• 1965 · The Flower and the Dragon as
• 1965 · Tattooed Life as Yamano Senkichi
• 1965 · Beast Alley as
• 1965 · Pleasures of the Flesh as Egi
• 1965 · Song of Dawn as Maki
• 1965 · Hoodlum Soldier as
• 1964 · Punishment of a Lawless Villian as
• 1963 · The Forgotten Imperial Army as (voice)
• 1960 · The Sun's Burial as
• 1959 · The Human Condition I: No Greater Love as
• 1958 · I Want to Be a Shellfish as