Rokkō Toura

Rokkō Toura

  • Birthday: 1930-04-30
  • Deathday: 1993-03-25
  • Place of birth: Osaka, Japan
  • Also know as: Rokko Toura

Biography

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Filmography

Kuroneko

1968

As Samurai

Violence at Noon

1966

As Genji Hyuga

Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs

1974

As Tani / Police

Japan's Longest Day

1967

As Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Shunichi Matsumato

Pleasures of the Flesh

1965

As Sakurai

The Catch

1961

As

Sword Devil

1965

As Kaino

Death by Hanging

1968

As Doctor

Band of Ninja

1967

As Kagemaru

Lost Love

1978

As Miyauchi

The Horrible Obsessions

1972

As Hajime Ito

The Iron Crown

1972

As Policeman

Zoku tameiki

1974

As Office General Manager

My Way

1974

As Saito

Libido

1967

As

The Sun's Burial

1960

As Masa, vize leader

Dear Summer Sister

1972

As Rintoku Teruya

Hymn

1972

As Clerk

Curse of the Blood

1968

As Fukaya Shinzaemon

The Revolt

1980

As MP Captain Abe

Night and Fog in Japan

1960

As Higashiura Toura

Silence

1971

As Interpreter

So What

1988

As

The International Gang of Kobe

1975

As Detective Nishimura

The Homely Sister

1967

As Eiji, brother

Zatoichi and the Chess Expert

1965

As Crippled yakuza

Miyamoto Musashi

1973

As Shishido Baiken

Dialogue

1992

As

Gang Warfare

1972

As

An Unforgettable Affair

1978

As Kozo Sudo

Samurai Spy

1965

As Mitsuaki Inamura

League of Gangsters

1963

As Ogata

Watch Out, Crimson Bat!

1969

As Denjuro

Murder on Raicho 9

1987

As Katagiri

Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41

1972

As Ministry of Justice Officer

Rahman: Father of Bengal

1973

As Narrator (Voice)

Samaritan Zatoichi

1968

As Choji

Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence

1983

As Interpreter

The Giants

1972

As Narrator

Edo Porn

1981

As

Blood Is Dry

1960

As

The Strange Tale of Oyuki

1992

As Follower

The Ceremony

1971

As

Pretty Devil Yoko

1966

As Nakata

Black Cop

1992

As

Meiso chizu

1983

As Nishikiori

Okinawa

1970

As

Butterfly Web

1978

As Okino

Lost Love

1978

As Miyauchi (newspaper bureau chief)

Operation Negligee

1968

As Chief

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