Born in 1932 in Japan, he attended Meiji University before pursuing acting. Debuting in the 1954 classic "Godzilla," he became renowned for roles in kaiju and tokusatsu films, often collaborating with Toho studios. His extensive filmography includes appearances in "Rodan," "Mothra," and "The Mysterians." Versatile in both leading and supporting roles, he contributed significantly to the genre's popularity. His career spans decades, making him a beloved figure in Japanese cinema history.
MOTHRA VS. GODZILLA
Godzilla vs. Mothra, directed by Ishirō Honda, pits Tokyo's colossal rivals in a dramatic clash that doubles as eco-social critique. Pledging peace,...