Ryū Chishū
May 13, 1904 (122 years old) in Tachibana, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan
Known For
Credits
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1997 ·
Tora-san's Tropical Fever Special Version
as High Priest
-
1992 ·
Tora-san Makes Excuses
as High Priest
-
1992 ·
Luminous Moss
as Judge
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1991 ·
Tora-san Confesses
as High Priest
-
1991 ·
Until the End of the World
as Mr. Mori
-
1990 ·
Wim Wenders in Tokyo
as Self
-
1990 ·
Tora-san Takes a Vacation
as High Priest
-
1990 ·
Making of 'Dreams'
as Self
-
1990 ·
Dreams
as Old Man
-
1989 ·
Tora-san, My Uncle
as Gozen-sama
-
1989 ·
Tora-san Goes to Vienna
as the High Priest
-
1989 ·
Until Spring Comes
as
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1988 ·
Tora-san's Salad-Day Memorial
as Gozen-sama
-
1988 ·
A Taxing Woman's Return
as Former Priest
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1988 ·
Chishu Ryu and Shochiku's Ofuna Studio
as Self
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1987 ·
Tora-san Plays Daddy
as the High Priest
-
1987 ·
An Early Autumn
as
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1987 ·
Tora-san Goes North
as the High Priest
-
1987 ·
Crybaby Chacha
as
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1987 ·
Carefree Goddesses
as
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1986 ·
Tora-san's Bluebird Fantasy
as the High Priest
-
1986 ·
The Greatest Man in the World
as Hermit
-
1986 ·
Final Take: The Golden Age of Movies
as
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1985 ·
Tora-san's Island Encounter
as the High Priest
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1985 ·
And Then
as Toku Nagai
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1985 ·
And Then
as
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1985 ·
Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters
as Tayama Dosen
-
1985 ·
Tora-san, the Go-Between
as the High Priest
-
1985 ·
Tokyo-Ga
as Self
-
1985 ·
When Winter Comes
as
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1984 ·
Tora-san's Forbidden Love
as the High Priest
-
1984 ·
The Funeral
as The Priest
-
1984 ·
Marriage Counselor Tora-san
as the High Priest
-
1984 ·
Gubijinsô: Maboroshi no ai ni hateta murasaki no onna!
as
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1983 ·
Tora-san Goes Religious?
as the High Priest
-
1983 ·
Lanterns on Blue Waters
as
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1983 ·
I Lived, But...
as Self
-
1983 ·
Tora-san's Song of Love
as the High Priest
-
1983 ·
Kita no kuni kara '83 Fuyu
as
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1982 ·
Tora-san, the Expert
as Gozen-sama
-
1982 ·
When We are Old
as
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1982 ·
The Longest Tunnel
as Saiji Akutsu
-
1982 ·
Hearts and Flowers for Tora-san
as the High Priest
-
1981 ·
Tora-san's Promise
as Gozen-sama
-
1981 ·
Tora-san's Love in Osaka
as Gozen-sama
-
1980 ·
Foster Daddy, Tora!
as Gozen-sama
-
1980 ·
Zoku zoku jiken
as
-
1980 ·
Tora-san's Tropical Fever
as Priest
-
1980 ·
A-Un
as
-
1979 ·
Tora-san's Dream of Spring
as
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1979 ·
Tora-san, the Matchmaker
as Gozen-sama
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1979 ·
Tokyo Suburbia
as
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1978 ·
Talk of the Town Tora-san
as Gozen-sama
-
1978 ·
Monument to Holy Service
as
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1978 ·
Stage-Struck Tora-san
as Gozen-sama
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1978 ·
Haguregumo
as
-
1977 ·
Tora-san Plays Cupid
as Priest
-
1977 ·
Tora-san Meets His Lordship
as Gozensama
-
1976 ·
Tora-san's Pure Love
as Gozen-sama
-
1976 ·
Oretachi no toki
as
-
1976 ·
Hi no kuni ni
as 造園主・吉野公平
-
1976 ·
Tora-san's Sunrise and Sunset
as Priest
-
1976 ·
The Roads Men Travel
as Kadomae
-
1975 ·
Tora-san, the Intellectual
as Gozen-sama
-
1975 ·
Tora-san Meets the Songstress Again
as the High Priest
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1975 ·
Kyukei no Koya
as
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1974 ·
Tora-san's Lullaby
as Gozen-sama
-
1974 ·
The Castle of Sand
as Kojuro Kirihara
-
1974 ·
Tora-san's Lovesick
as Gozen-sama
-
1974 ·
Nagare no Fu Part I: Disturbance, Part II: Dawn
as
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1974 ·
Machi no Hi
as Takushoku
-
1973 ·
Tora-san Loves an Artist
as
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1973 ·
Miyamoto Musashi
as Takuan
-
1973 ·
Kigeki: Otoko no nakidokoro
as 巨匠
-
1973 ·
Flower and Dragon
as
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1973 ·
Tora-san's Forget Me Not
as the High Priest
-
1972 ·
Tora-san's Dream-Come-True
as The High Priest
-
1972 ·
Home from the Sea
as Ishizaki Senzo
-
1972 ·
Tora-san's Dear Old Home
as the High Priest
-
1971 ·
Tora-san's Love Call
as the High Priest
-
1971 ·
Tora-san, the Good Samaritan
as the High Priest
-
1971 ·
Otoko Ippiki Gaki Daisho
as
-
1971 ·
おれは男だ！
as 小林源之助
-
1971 ·
Tora-san's Shattered Romance
as the High Priest
-
1970 ·
High-School Outcasts
as Instructor Takeyama
-
1970 ·
The Last Kamikaze
as
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1970 ·
Where Spring Comes Late
as Genzo, So's father
-
1970 ·
Tora-san's Runaway
as High Priest
-
1970 ·
Tora-san's Grand Scheme
as Priest
-
1970 ·
Tora-san, His Tender Love
as High Priest
-
1969 ·
Fight for the Glory
as
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1969 ·
Tora-san's Cherished Mother
as Gozensama
-
1969 ·
Tora-san, Our Lovable Tramp
as Gozen-sama
-
1969 ·
Battle of the Japan Sea
as General Maresuke Nogi
-
1969 ·
The Lonely Scalpel
as
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1969 ·
Through Days and Months
as
-
1968 ·
Scrap Collectors
as
-
1968 ·
The Human Bullet
as Bookstore Owner
-
1967 ·
Traveling in Party
as
-
1967 ·
Japan's Longest Day
as Prime Minister Baron Kantaro Suzuki
-
1967 ·
The Black Sheep
as
-
1966 ·
Oyuki
as
-
1966 ·
Come Marry Me
as Tamotsu's Grandfather
-
1966 ·
Ohana han: Dai ni bu
as
-
1966 ·
Warm Current
as Yasuhide Shima
-
1965 ·
The Four Loves
as Heitarô Misawa
-
1965 ·
Tamayura
as 直木良彦
-
1965 ·
Red Beard
as Mr. Yasumoto
-
1965 ·
The Soundless Cry
as Tateno
-
1965 ·
The Radish and the Carrot
as
-
1964 ·
Gazing at Love and Death
as
-
1964 ·
Let's Dance Bon-Odori in Hawaii
as Gôzô Tôyama
-
1964 ·
I'm a Bodyguard
as
-
1964 ·
Blue Eyed Bride
as Maruhashi Gotaro
-
1964 ·
Dislikes
as
-
1964 ·
Monrō no yōna onna
as
-
1963 ·
Tange Sazen
as
-
1963 ·
A Million Girls
as Atsufumi Yashiro
-
1963 ·
A Prisoner in Search of Daughter
as
-
1963 ·
Double Wedding
as Noriko's Father
-
1963 ·
The House Where Flowers Bloom
as
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1963 ·
Futari dake no toride
as
-
1963 ·
Rush to Our Sweetheart
as
-
1963 ·
Sakiko-san chotto
as 中川正一
-
1962 ·
An Autumn Afternoon
as Shuhei Hirayama
-
1962 ·
Zoku aizen katsura
as
-
1962 ·
Four Sisters
as
-
1962 ·
Yoru no keisha
as
-
1962 ·
Love Under the Crucifix
as Sokei Nambo
-
1962 ·
Flower in a Storm
as
-
1962 ·
Dolls floating down the river
as Neighbor
-
1962 ·
Drunkard's Paradise
as
-
1962 ·
The Wiser Age
as Kinjiro Ishikawa
-
1961 ·
Bandits on the Wind
as
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1961 ·
Student Executive
as
-
1961 ·
The End of Summer
as Farmer
-
1961 ·
The Last War
as Ebara
-
1961 ·
The Youth and His Amulet
as
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1961 ·
A Good Man, A Good Day
as Ozeki Hitoshi
-
1961 ·
Shin Jinsei Gekijo
as
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1961 ·
Door of Flowers
as
-
1961 ·
The Human Condition III: A Soldier's Prayer
as Hinanmin no Chôrô
-
1960 ·
Late Autumn
as Shukichi Miwa
-
1960 ·
Satan's Sword
as Tsukue
-
1960 ·
Master Fencer Sees the World
as
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1960 ·
Internees of Kampili
as Vice-Admiral Shibata
-
1960 ·
The Bad Sleep Well
as Public Prosecutor Nonaka
-
1960 ·
Salaryman Sampei Meijiro: Sighing Husband
as
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1960 ·
Salaryman Sampei Meijiro: A Wife's Virginal Face
as
-
1960 ·
Daughters, Wives and a Mother
as Old man in the park
-
1960 ·
Storm on the Silvery Peaks
as Monk
-
1960 ·
Only She Knows
as
-
1960 ·
The Wandering Princess
as Kinoshita
-
1960 ·
Spring Dreams
as Shinichirô Atsumi
-
1959 ·
Floating Weeds
as Theatre Owner
-
1959 ·
Love in the Mountains
as
-
1959 ·
A Killed Stewardess: White or Black
as Detective Shiozaki
-
1959 ·
The White Road Across the River
as
-
1959 ·
Good Morning
as Keitaro Hayashi
-
1959 ·
Farewell to Spring
as Kôzô's father
-
1959 ·
I Want to Be a Shellfish
as Komiya
-
1959 ·
Bridge
as
-
1959 ·
The Path Under the Platanes
as Ichiro Ishimaru
-
1959 ·
The Snow Flurry
as
-
1958 ·
The Eternal Rainbow
as Naoji Kageyama
-
1958 ·
The College Hero
as Professor Fujii
-
1958 ·
Equinox Flower
as Shukichi Mikami
-
1958 ·
The Rickshaw Man
as Toyozo Yuki
-
1958 ·
Whirlpool of Flowers
as
-
1958 ·
White Blaze
as
-
1957 ·
Hearts A-Flutter
as Shingo Wakasugi
-
1957 ·
The Last Escape
as Ryu Kinihide
-
1957 ·
Tokyo Twilight
as Shukichi Sugiyama
-
1957 ·
The Crowded Train
as Genroku, the father
-
1957 ·
The Face
as Det. Hasegawa
-
1957 ·
Flying in the Air
as
-
1956 ·
Pure Love
as
-
1956 ·
The Storm
as
-
1956 ·
The Wicked Boy
as
-
1956 ·
The Invisible 108th Unit
as
-
1956 ·
Early Spring
as Kiichi Onodera
-
1956 ·
Eyes of Children
as
-
1955 ·
She Was Like a Wild Chrysanthemum
as Masao - Age 73
-
1955 ·
Subarashiki shōtai
as
-
1955 ·
The First Kiss
as Hasegawa
-
1955 ·
Stray Sheep
as Professor Hirota
-
1955 ·
Salaryman Mejiro Sanpei
as
-
1955 ·
The Refugee
as
-
1955 ·
The Immortal Pitcher
as
-
1955 ·
Striving to Live
as
-
1955 ·
All is Well 2
as
-
1955 ·
All is Well
as Shingo Mori
-
1955 ·
The Moon Has Risen
as Asai Mokichi
-
1954 ·
Twenty-Four Eyes
as Otoko Sensei
-
1954 ·
新婚たくあん夫婦
as 品川夏堂
-
1954 ·
Youth’s Romance Seat: Sitting on the grass
as
-
1954 ·
Always in My Heart Part 3
as
-
1954 ·
Autumn Interlude
as Michio
-
1954 ·
Haru no Wakakusa
as
-
1954 ·
慶安水滸傳
as 神尾備前守
-
1953 ·
Love Letter
as
-
1953 ·
Always in My Heart Part 2
as
-
1953 ·
Tokyo Story
as Shukichi Hirayama
-
1953 ·
Always in My Heart
as
-
1953 ·
Mole Alley
as
-
1953 ·
Aiyoku no sabaki
as
-
1953 ·
Sisters
as
-
1953 ·
Jinsei Gekijo: dai ni bu
as
-
1952 ·
Jinsei Gekijo: dai ichi bu
as
-
1952 ·
Dôkoku
as
-
1952 ·
The Flavor of Green Tea Over Rice
as Sadao Hirayama
-
1952 ·
Kare o korosu na
as
-
1952 ·
Kyōshū
as
-
1952 ·
Youth of the Son
as Mr. Uemura
-
1952 ·
The Waves
as
-
1951 ·
Beauty of Life
as
-
1951 ·
Fireworks Over the Sea
as Tarobei Kamiya
-
1951 ·
Early Summer
as Koichi Mamiya
-
1951 ·
Boyhood
as Father
-
1951 ·
Freedom School
as
-
1951 ·
Carmen Comes Home
as Principal
-
1951 ·
Home Sweet Home
as Kosaku Uemura
-
1951 ·
The Good Fairy
as Ryôen Toba
-
1950 ·
The Actress and the Detective
as
-
1950 ·
The Munekata Sisters
as Tadachika Munekata
-
1950 ·
Gozen reiji no shutugoku
as
-
1950 ·
Kazanmyaku
as
-
1949 ·
Forgotten Children
as
-
1949 ·
Late Spring
as Shukichi Somiya
-
1949 ·
Ishimatsu of the Forest
as
-
1949 ·
Kekkon Sanjûshi
as
-
1948 ·
The Fourth Lady
as
-
1948 ·
Living Image
as
-
1948 ·
A Hen in the Wind
as Kazuichiro Satake
-
1948 ·
A Woman Who Convicts Men
as
-
1948 ·
Great X
as Chief of police
-
1948 ·
A Visage to Remember
as
-
1948 ·
Children Hand in Hand
as Mr. Matsumura
-
1948 ·
The Man of Rumor
as 藤森甚三
-
1947 ·
Record of a Tenement Gentleman
as Tashiro
-
1947 ·
The Fellows Who Ate the Elephant
as
-
1946 ·
The Woman Who Holds the Key
as
-
1946 ·
Iki na fûraibô
as Chôgorô Yamamoto
-
1945 ·
Saigo no joito
as
-
1945 ·
Sennichimae fukin
as
-
1945 ·
The Young Women of Izu
as
-
1945 ·
Otome no iru kichi
as
-
1945 ·
Gekimetsu no uta
as 河上耕造
-
1944 ·
Army
as Tomosuke Takagi
-
1944 ·
The Man Who Has Returned
as
-
1944 ·
Sailor
as Teacher (uncredited)
-
1943 ·
Navy
as Major Kikuchi
-
1943 ·
Our Planes Fly South
as Teacher Matsuki
-
1943 ·
Port of Flowers
as Nobadama
-
1943 ·
Air Raid of the Enemy Plane
as
-
1943 ·
Three Sons And Two Daughters At Home
as
-
1943 ·
Kaisen no Zenya
as
-
1942 ·
South Wind 2
as
-
1942 ·
South Wind
as
-
1942 ·
There Was a Father
as Shuhei Horikawa
-
1941 ·
Ornamental Hairpin
as Nanmura
-
1941 ·
Flower
as
-
1941 ·
Let's Go in Good Spirits
as The Boss
-
1941 ·
Brothers and Sisters of the Toda Family
as Shojiro's Friend
-
1941 ·
Introspection Tower
as Mr. Kusama
-
1940 ·
Utsukushiki Rinjin
as
-
1940 ·
Seisen aiba fu: Akatsuki ni inoru
as
-
1939 ·
Mother is Strong
as
-
1939 ·
New Woman Question and Answer
as
-
1939 ·
Spring Thunder
as
-
1939 ·
A Brother and His Younger Sister
as Seizaburō Utsumi
-
1939 ·
Southern Wind
as
-
1938 ·
Queen of the Wind
as
-
1937 ·
The Lights of Asakusa
as Shin'ichi Katori
-
1937 ·
Children in the Wind
as Policeman
-
1937 ·
Goodbye to the Front
as
-
1937 ·
The Golden Demon
as Kuranosuke Kazahaya
-
1937 ·
Don't Tell Your Wife About It
as George
-
1937 ·
A Star Athlete
as Tani
-
1937 ·
Song of the Flower Basket
as Nenkai Hotta
-
1937 ·
Moon Over the Ruins
as Conductor
-
1936 ·
The New Road: Akemi
as
-
1936 ·
Housewife Camellia
as
-
1936 ·
The Only Son
as Okubo, Ryosuke's teacher
-
1936 ·
Boy Aviation Pilots
as
-
1936 ·
College Is a Nice Place
as Amano
-
1935 ·
An Inn in Tokyo
as Policeman
-
1934 ·
A Story of Floating Weeds
as Shouting Audience Member (uncredited)
-
1934 ·
A Mother Should Be Loved
as Hattori
-
1934 ·
Street Without End
as Yukihiko Chiba
-
1933 ·
Love
as
-
1933 ·
Passing Fancy
as Man on Boat
-
1933 ·
Dragnet Girl
as Policeman
-
1933 ·
Woman of Tokyo
as Reporter
-
1932 ·
Where Now Are the Dreams of Youth?
as Shimazaki
-
1932 ·
I Was Born, But...
as Home movie projectionist
-
1931 ·
The Lady and the Beard
as (uncredited)
-
1930 ·
That Night's Wife
as Policeman
-
1930 ·
I Flunked, But...
as Student
-
1929 ·
Days of Youth
as Student
-
1928 ·
Physical Beauty
as
-
1928 ·
Couple on the Move
as
-
1928 ·
Pumpkin
as
-
1928 ·
Wife Lost
as
-
1928 ·
Dreams of Youth
as
