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近藤洋介
Aug 08, 1933 (92 years old) in Sakhalin, Russian SFSR, USSR
Known For
Nobody's Boy: Remi
Wind, Clouds, and Rainbow
Family of Three
Kwaidan
A Samurai's Sorrow
Credits
1993 ·
Araki Mataemon: Duel at Kagiya Corners
as
1987 ·
The Forced Marriage with Children
as
1985 ·
The Roaming Reporter and Rookie Detective - I Saw a Female Ghost in Hida Takayama!
as Keizo Yoda (Executive Director of Mitsuboshi Bussan)
1984 ·
A Samurai's Sorrow
as Head of Owari Yagyū
1983 ·
The Fir Trees Remain
as
1983 ·
Momi no Ki wa Nokotta: Ranshin
as
1983 ·
Shadow Hunters
as
1983 ·
Ninja Gangsters IV: The Mysterious Golden Castle
as
1983 ·
Deadly Swords in Search of Hidden Gold
as
1983 ·
Battle Anthem
as
1983 ·
Curse of the Seven flutes
as
1983 ·
Kenkaku Shōbai: Kadowakashi
as
1982 ·
Kenkaku Shōbai: Tsujigiri
as
1982 ·
Messengers to Satsuma
as
1981 ·
A Samurai’s Lie: Beloved Wife
as
1981 ·
Willful Murder
as Professor Akita
1981 ·
Kinagashi Bugyō
as
1981 ·
The Battle of Port Arthur: Will Love Die?
as
1980 ·
Nobody's Boy: Remi (Movie)
as Vitalis (voice)
1979 ·
Age of the Great Dinosaurs
as UFO (voice)
1977 ·
Nobody's Boy: Remi
as Mr. Vitalis (voice)
1977 ·
The Wild Swans
as King Hilderbrand (voice)
1976 ·
Wind, Clouds, and Rainbow
as Miyake Kiyotada
1975 ·
Main Line to Terror
as
1973 ·
Love Stopped the Runaway Train
as
1973 ·
Rise, Fair Sun
as
1971 ·
Inn of Evil
as Masaji
1971 ·
Man on a False Flight
as Honda
1970 ·
Zatoichi Goes to the Fire Festival
as
1970 ·
The Shadow Within
as
1970 ·
Red Peony Gambler: Oryu's Return
as Sato Koichi
1968 ·
Family of Three
as
1967 ·
The Bell
as
1966 ·
Yakuza Vassal
as
1965 ·
A Trap
as Kôichi Abe
1965 ·
Kwaidan
as Benkei (segment "Hoichi the Earless") (uncredited)
1963 ·
Zoku ôsho
as
