
Isao Kimura
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Isao Kimura (木村 功 Kimura Isao), also known as Kō Kimura, was a Japanese actor. He appeared in several films directed by Akira Kurosawa. The first was Stray Dog (1949) as Yusa the criminal. Perhaps his most notable collaboration with Kurosawa was in Seven Samurai as the youngest of the samurai, Katsushiro. During his career he also appeared in several films directed by Mikio Naruse as well as appearing in the famous Lone Wolf and Cub film series. In addition...
Known For
Filmography

Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create: 'Stray Dog'
2002
as Self

Nukata no Ōkimi
1980

Ayu no uta
1979
as 木島先生

Invitation from the Beach
1978
as Toshihiko Kurahashi

Seishi Yokomizo Series II Masquerada
1978

Fuyu no Undokai
1977

My Brother
1976
as Father

Pastoral: To Die in the Country
1974
as Film Critic

Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell
1974
as Tsuchigumo Hyoei

Confessions Among Actresses
1971
as Director Nose

Pleasure Resort Troubadour's Song
1970

Sky Scraper!
1969

Fill the Cup with Blood
1969

Black Lizard
1968
as Kogoro Akechi / Matsukichi

Affair in the Snow
1968
as Kazuo Imai

Where did Sharaku go?
1968

Secret Information
1968
as Goro Izawa

Impasse
1967
as Shingo, Ibuki

The Affair
1967
as Mitsuhuru

Journey
1967

Rusty Pendant
1967

Sazen Tange and The Secret of the Urn
1966
as Yagyu Genzaburo

Miyamoto Musashi V: Musashi vs Kojiro
1965
as Hon'iden Matahachi

Conquest
1965
as Inspector Enya

Snow Country
1965
as Shimamura

Assassination
1964
as Tadasaburo Sasaki

Miyamoto Musashi IV: The Duel at Ichijo-ji Temple
1964
as Hon'iden Matahachi

Cruel Story of the Shogunate's Downfall
1964

The Shape of Night
1964
as Saitô

Cases of Umon: The Woman with an Umbrella
1963
as Tomokichi

High and Low
1963
as Detective Arai

Miyamoto Musashi: Birth of Two Sword Style
1963
as Hon'iden Matahachi

Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai
1963
as Hirotaro Iguchi

Yakuza of Seki
1963
as Morisuke of Hakoda

Bloody Record of the Shinsengumi
1963

Miyamoto Musashi: Showdown at Hannyazaka Heights
1962
as Hon'iden Matahachi

Our Marriage
1962
as Yutaka Matsumoto
Hokkaido, My Love
1962

Four Sisters
1962
as Shoji Ohtsu

The Temple of Wild Geese
1962
as Atsumichi Uda

The Thinking Leaf
1962

Nippon no obaachan
1962

Knightly Advice
1962

Young Lord Yakuza
1961

Miyamoto Musashi
1961
as Hon'iden Matahachi

The Prickly-Mouthed Geisha Goes to Sado
1961

The Eighth Enemy
1961
as Kutsuda

City
1961

拳銃野郎に御用心
1961

The Harbor Lights
1961

Daigaku buyū-den
1961

The Stragglers
1960

Hero of the Red Light District
1960

White Cliffs
1960

The Brass General
1960

Police Precinct: Nothing Left at the Scene
1959

The Woman and the Pirate
1959
as 幸七

Hahakogusa
1959
as Yoshihiko Takayama

Tokyo Detective Girl
1959

Summer Clouds
1958
as Okawa

Little Peach
1958
as Ryokichi Urushiyama, the husband

Beyond the Seasonal Wind
1958

Akutoku
1958
as Iwase Shichiro

Showdown in Blood
1957

Throne of Blood
1957
as Phantom samurai

Rice
1957

Price of Beauty
1957
as Kazuhiko Uematsu

The Story of Pure Love
1957
as Segawa Hospital doctor

Police Precinct: Crime at High Noon
1957

Avalanche
1956

Tengoku wa doko da
1956

I Saw the Killer
1956
as Takeo Fujisaki

The Wife is a University Student
1956
as Noboru Hiyoshi (Keiko’s Husband)

Yukiko
1955

Beautiful Days
1955

Ofukuro
1955

Tomorrow I'll Be a Fire-Tree
1955
as Kashima

The Sacrifice of the Human Torpedoes
1955
as Ensign Tamai

A Billionaire
1954
as Koroku Tate

Cape Ashizuri
1954

The End of a Day
1954

Seven Samurai
1954
as Katsushiro Okamoto

Student Double Suicide
1954

The Valley Between Love and Death
1954
as Kanji Sakata

A Lonely Woman in a Lonely Land
1953

Mr. Pu
1953

At the End of the Clouds
1953

Ikiru
1952
as Intern

Vacuum Zone
1952
as Kitani

The Yamabiko School
1952

Violence
1952

Sekidô matsuri
1951

Still I Live On
1951
as Mizuno

Beyond Love and Hate
1951

Dancing Girl
1951
as Nozu

Weeping Doll
1951
as Nomine

Elegy
1951

The Angry Street
1950

Stray Dog
1949
as Yusa

The Love of the Actress Sumako
1947