Kamiyama Sojin

Name: Kamiyama Sojin
Native name: 上山草人
Also Known as: Sōjin, かみやまそうじん
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Male
Born: January 30, 1884
Died: July 28, 1954

He appeared in over 70 films between 1917 and 1954. He was the subject of a 1995 TV documentary by the Japanese film director Nobuhiro Suwa. He was born in Sendai, Japan and died in Tokyo, Japan. His wife was actress Uraji Yamakawa. Edit Biography

Year	Title	Role	Rating
1954	Seven Samurai Japanese Movie, 1954, Biwa Hoshi (Support Role)	Biwa Hoshi Support Role	8.6
1954	Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto Japanese Movie, 1954, Isaku [Elderly] (Support Role)	Isaku [Elderly] Support Role	7.6
1951	Tale of Genji Japanese Movie, 1951, Sozu (Support Role)	Sozu Support Role	6.9
1947	Oedo no Oni Japanese Movie, 1947, Akatsuru Hikobei (Support Role)	Akatsuru Hikobei Support Role	0.0
1941	Otoko e no Joken Japanese Movie, 1941, (Unknown)	Unknown	0.0
1939	Gonin no Kyodai Japanese Movie, 1939, Representative Kiyooka (Support Role)	Representative Kiyooka Support Role	0.0
1937	The Golden Demon Japanese Movie, 1937, Wanibuchi Naoyuki (Support Role)	Wanibuchi Naoyuki Support Role	0.0
1936	Capricious Young Man Japanese Movie, 1936, Anma Aki (Support Role)	Anma Aki Support Role	4.0
1935	Harukotosho Koto and Sasuke Japanese Movie, 1935, Harumatsu Kengyo (Support Role)	Harumatsu Kengyo Support Role	1.0
1932	Riku no Wakodo Japanese Movie, 1932, (Unknown)	Unknown	0.0
1931	Tojin Okichi Japanese Movie, 1931, Harisu (Support Role)	Harisu Support Role	0.0

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