Credits

• 1975 · Kenji Mizoguchi: The Life of a Film Director as
• 1971 · Morning Fog as
• 1969 · Lone Rebel as
• 1969 · Battle of the Japan Sea as Hirofumi Ito
• 1969 · Sky Scraper! as
• 1968 · The Woman Gambler's Supplication as
• 1968 · Dorobō Sodachi Dorobōi as
• 1968 · Admiral Yamamoto as Nagano
• 1968 · The Cheating Underworld as Shinsaku Ohwada
• 1968 · The Sands of Kurobe as Fujimura
• 1968 · Dice and Swords as
• 1968 · Human Torpedoes as
• 1967 · King of the Gang as
• 1967 · Gambler's World as Tachibana
• 1967 · Organized Violence II as Daisaku Ôwada
• 1967 · Rebellion of Japan as
• 1965 · Red Beard as Madwoman's father
• 1964 · Two Lives, Two Yakuza as Genichiro Matsuhashi
• 1964 · The Naked Executive as Matsumoto
• 1964 · The Scent of Incense as Murata, the landlord
• 1963 · Gang Loyalty and Vengeance as Yanagisawa
• 1963 · A Samurai Never Tells a Lie as Matsudaira Izu no kami
• 1963 · 江戸忍法帖　七つの影 as
• 1963 · Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai as Gonnosuke Shizuta
• 1963 · Rififi in Tokyo as Ishimoto
• 1963 · The Mysterious Purple Hood as
• 1963 · An Actor's Revenge as Hiromi-ya
• 1963 · Twin Sisters of Kyoto as Sohei Mizuki
• 1962 · Uragirimono wa jigoku daze as
• 1962 · Skull Coins as
• 1962 · The Tale of Zatoichi Continues as Sukegoro Hanoka
• 1962 · A Revengeful Raid as
• 1962 · 365 Nights as
• 1962 · Records of loyal vassals as
• 1962 · The Demon of Sendai's Castle as
• 1962 · Tokyo's Business District as
• 1962 · The Sentencer as
• 1962 · 170 Leagues to Edo as
• 1962 · Destiny's Son as Ooinokami Matsudaira
• 1962 · Seven Miles to Nakayama as Yasugoro
• 1962 · The Thinking Leaf as
• 1962 · The Mad Fox as Tadahira Fujiwara
• 1962 · The Tale of Zatoichi as Sukegorô
• 1962 · The Escape as
• 1962 · Sakura Official as
• 1962 · The Eve of the Chinese Festival as
• 1962 · Jirocho' s Days of Youth: Whirlwind on the Tokaido as
• 1961 · Rascals! Go to Hell as
• 1961 · Greed in Broad Daylight as
• 1961 · The Yellow Climate as
• 1961 · The Man Who Challenged 8,000,000-Koku as Abbot Tenchu
• 1961 · Mist and Shadows as
• 1961 · Works of the Fish Man as
• 1961 · The Prickly-Mouthed Geisha Goes to Sado as
• 1961 · A Fishwife's Tale as
• 1961 · Tale of a Company Boss as
• 1961 · 腕まくり七色娘 as
• 1961 · Cases of An Actor in Disguise: Bloodskull Mansion as
• 1961 · Tange Sazen and the Princess as
• 1961 · Big Shots Die at Dawn as
• 1961 · Edo Purebreed as
• 1961 · Case of Umon: The Nanbanzame Murders as
• 1961 · Hell's Juggler as
• 1961 · Hunting Rifle as Uncle
• 1960 · Samurai Desperadoes as
• 1960 · The Masterless 47 as Naoyoshi Ashikaga
• 1960 · Mighty Shosuke as
• 1960 · The Beloved Image as
• 1960 · Deep River Melody as
• 1960 · The Song Lantern as
• 1960 · Road Warriors as
• 1960 · Outlaw Under a Blue Canopy as
• 1960 · Bad Angel as
• 1960 · Official with a Tattoo as Zeniya Gohei
• 1960 · The Prickly Mouthed Geisha Part 2 as
• 1960 · The Second Bullet is Marked as
• 1959 · Lucky Adventurer Nobunaga Oda as
• 1959 · 53 Stages of the Road as
• 1959 · Stop the Old Fox as Ogosho
• 1959 · Echo in the Mountains as Yoshiyasu Yanagisawa
• 1959 · Hell's Companion as
• 1959 · No Stronger Swords as
• 1959 · A Man Explodes as
• 1959 · The Hidden Treasure as
• 1959 · Magistrate Toyama 3: The Whirlwind Magistrate as
• 1959 · The Forbidden Castle as
• 1959 · Men in a Rough Town as
• 1959 · The Acrobats of Death as
• 1959 · Diary of a Wandering Lord as
• 1958 · The Lost Public Funds as
• 1958 · Zesshou as Heikichiro Hashimoto
• 1958 · The Envoy as
• 1958 · Hana no yukyo-den as
• 1958 · Kunisada Chuji as
• 1958 · Magistrate Ooka’s Legends as
• 1958 · The Shogun’s Guard, Shinsengumi as Fukubara Echigo
• 1958 · A Martial Crowd as
• 1958 · Fireball Magistrate as
• 1958 · Night Drum as
• 1958 · Tales of Young Genji Kuro 2 as Banshu-Ya Jubei
• 1958 · City of Love as Teppei Murata
• 1957 · Advance Patrol as
• 1957 · Zokuzoku Ôban: Dotô hen as Mori
• 1957 · Hearts A-Flutter as
• 1957 · Falcon Magistrate as
• 1957 · Sasaki Kojiro as
• 1957 · Chikaiteshi as
• 1957 · Zoku Ôban: Fûun hen as Mori
• 1957 · 悪魔の顔 as
• 1957 · Yataro’s Travel Hat as
• 1957 · The Adventures of Chuji as Fujiyoshi
• 1957 · Jigoku bana as
• 1957 · Kodokan Under a Morning Moon as
• 1957 · Ôban as
• 1957 · 白磁の人 as
• 1956 · Sound in the Mist as
• 1956 · Bridge of Japan as Shinpachiro Kasahara
• 1956 · Ancient Coins as
• 1956 · Migratory Birds of the Flowers as
• 1956 · The Seven Faces of Bannai Tarao, Private Eye as
• 1955 · 元祿美少年記 as 大石内蔵助
• 1955 · Ejima and Ikushima as 土屋相模守
• 1955 · The Dawn of Judo as
• 1955 · Taira Clan Saga as Emperor Shirakawa
• 1955 · Young Ruddy Warrior: Nobunaga Oda as Oda Nobuhide
• 1955 · The Tattered Wings as Shunsuke's father
• 1955 · The Phantom Horse as Hyogoro Onishi
• 1955 · The Further Adventures of Genta as
• 1955 · Growing Up as
• 1955 · 八州遊侠伝 白鷺三味線 as 飯岡助五郎
• 1954 · Sazen Tange: The Monkey Pot as
• 1954 · Onatsu and Seijuro as
• 1954 · Zenigata Heiji: Ghost Lord as
• 1954 · Denshichi Torimonocho: Tattoo Woman Trouble as 加島屋文左衛門
• 1954 · Always in My Heart Part 3 as
• 1954 · お役者変化 as 能登出雲守
• 1953 · Always in My Heart Part 2 as
• 1953 · Eagle of the Pacific as Premier Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai
• 1953 · Hana no shôgai as 阿部伊勢守
• 1953 · Kurama tengu: Aomen yasha as 東白河三位卿
• 1953 · Always in My Heart as
• 1953 · A Japanese Tragedy as Iwami
• 1953 · Dreaming People as
• 1953 · Miniature as
• 1952 · Passion Fire as 吉田文助
• 1952 · The Flavor of Green Tea over Rice as Yamauchi
• 1952 · Devil’s Statue as
• 1952 · The Life of Oharu as Counterfeiter
• 1952 · Sisters of Nishijin as
• 1952 · Doctor's Day Off as
• 1952 · The Imposter as 北村内膳正
• 1951 · Miki, the Swordman as
• 1951 · Sasaki Kojiro as
• 1951 · Farewell to the Highland Station as
• 1951 · Minami kaze as
• 1951 · Miss Oyu as Eitaro
• 1951 · The Idiot as Tohata
• 1951 · Ginza Cosmetics as Seikichi Kineya
• 1951 · The Killing of Otsuya as Serizawa
• 1951 · The Woman’s Reflective Pool as Minamoto
• 1950 · Homecoming as
• 1950 · Tenpo Suikoden - Otone's Night Fog as Sasagawa Shigezô
• 1950 · Portrait of Madame Yuki as Naoyuki Shinano
• 1950 · Kagebōshi as 遊佐内膳正
• 1949 · Zenigata Heiji Detective Story: Heiji Covers All of Edo as
• 1945 · The Sword as Kiyohide
• 1944 · Goju no to as
• 1943 · The Song Lantern as Jirozou
• 1940 · 晴小袖 as 川並人足の親方泉屋喜兵衛