Ushihara Yoichi

Ushihara Yoichi was a Japanese film director, son of director Ushihara Kiyohiko (牛原虚彦) and actress Mimura Chiyoko (三村千代子). He worked as Tasaka Tomotaka's (田坂具隆) assistant director and made his debut as a director in 1958 with Yaro to Ogon (野郎と黄金).

Inoue Shinya

Inoue Shinya is a Japanese editor.

Nakagawa Yoshie

Nakagawa Yoshie was a Japanese actress from the end of the Meiji era, the Taisho era, and the early Showa era. Her husband is movie director Kako Zanmu, and her younger sister is actress Komatsu Midori. Sge was born in Koishikawa-ku, Tokyo, and was originally a stage actress. In 1911 she appeared in…

Sugiyama Hajime

Sugiyama Hajime, born in Kyoto, is a former Japanese actor and brother of actor Sugiyama Toshio.

Ibe Harumi

Ibe Harumi, born in Tokyo, was a Japanese composer and guitarist, having a wide repertoire from flamenco to modern jazz. He worked on numerous film scores centered mainly on Toshio Masuda 's works and he released many instrumental albums of kayokyoku and enka music.

Maki Noriko

Maki Noriko (real name Makino Noriko) is a Japanese actress. Born in Manchuri, she moved to Tokyo after the war. She retired from acting in 1973 and an article in 2009 stated that she had died, but the detailed date of her death is unknown. (Source: wikipedia)

Seki Tokio

Hirata Daisaburo

Hirata Daisaburo is a Japanese actor.

Shimoiizaka Kikuma

Shimoiizaka Kikuma was a Japanese screenwriter.

Morinaga Kenjiro

Morinaga Kenjiro was a Japanese director from Ogi, Saga, Japan.