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Shirō Tsuchiya
Jan 05, 1901 (125 years old) in Akita, Akita Prefecture, Japan
Known For
Three Dolls in College
Salaryman Idea Book: Concern for Success
Salarygirl Story: Saucy Staff
Down Town
The Last War
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 ·
The Last War
as Minister of Justice
1961 ·
Awamori-kun kanpai!
as
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
