Born on July 23, 1942, he was a renowned Japanese film and television actor, celebrated for his versatile roles across samurai and yakuza genres. A son of a kabuki actor, he debuted in 1960 and gained fame through his dynamic performances in series like "The Yakuza Papers" and "Shogun's Samurai." His career spanned over five decades, making significant contributions to Japanese cinema. He passed away in 2017, leaving behind a legacy of memorable performances and a respected reputation in the industry.
BATTLES WITHOUT HONOR AND HUMANITY
Battles Without Honor and Humanity is a groundbreaking Japanese film that delves into the chaotic world of post-WWII Hiroshima. Directed by Kinji...