Credits

• 1969 · 5 Gents Fly to Kyushu Part II as Fukami
• 1967 · Five Gents Prefer Geisha as Tourism Official A
• 1967 · The Age of Assassins as
• 1966 · The Daphne as
• 1966 · The Man from Planet Alpha as
• 1966 · Ultra Q as Yamashita
• 1965 · The White Rose of Hong Kong as Lu Zhi-yuan
• 1964 · Irresponsible Life in Edo Japan as
• 1964 · Mothra vs. Godzilla as Shizunoura Fisherman
• 1963 · Atragon as Senior Officer
• 1963 · Company President Travels Abroad as
• 1962 · Irresponsible Age of Japan as
• 1962 · Operation Sewer Rats as (uncredited)
• 1961 · Different Sons as
• 1961 · B.G Story: Designs of a 20 Year-Old as
• 1961 · Awamori-kun kanpai! as
• 1961 · The Last War as Minister of Justice
• 1961 · Daredevil in the Castle as Tosho Horita
• 1960 · The Bad Sleep Well as Construction Company Employee #1
• 1960 · New Third Class Executive: Husband Education as President Aoyama
• 1960 · Salarygirl Story: Saucy Staff as Executive Director Hayashi
• 1960 · Salaryman Idea Book: Concern for Success as Buchō Kuwahara
• 1960 · The Secret of the Telegian as
• 1960 · Ginza Tomboy as Kōtachi Momozono (Former Duke)
• 1960 · Salaryman Idea Book: Man of Worrisome Episodes as
• 1960 · The Last Gunfight as Big Shot
• 1959 · The Enchanting Devil as
• 1959 · The Beast Shall Die as
• 1959 · Fox and Raccoon as Tsuchiya, Bicycle Shop
• 1959 · Three Dolls in College as
• 1959 · Diary of a Company President: Peaceful Period as
• 1958 · The H-Man as Executive Police Officer (uncredited)
• 1958 · In Self-Defense as
• 1958 · Executive Chair as Ryusuke Aikawa
• 1958 · Angkor Wat Story - Beautiful Sadness as
• 1958 · The Third President as
• 1957 · Down Town as
• 1957 · A Dangerous Hero as
• 1957 · Zoku Ôban: Fûun hen as
• 1957 · Last Days of the Samurai as Soemon Hara
• 1957 · Throne of Blood as Commander
• 1956 · Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island as (uncredited)
• 1955 · Marital Relations as
• 1954 · Invisible Man as
• 1953 · The Eagle of the Pacific as
• 1953 · Mr. Pu as
• 1952 · Forty-Eight Man as
• 1951 · The Lady of Musashino as
• 1930 · Youth, Why Do You Cry? as Newspaper Reporter