Isao Tamagawa

Isao Tamagawa

Acting

January 11, 1922 — January 1, 2004Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan

Known for

Kwaidan

Kwaidan

1965

Branded to Kill

Branded to Kill

1967

Tokyo Drifter

Tokyo Drifter

1966

Pale Flower

Pale Flower

1964

Gate of Flesh

Gate of Flesh

1964

Graveyard of Honor

Graveyard of Honor

1975

Zigeunerweisen

Zigeunerweisen

1980

Story of a Prostitute

Story of a Prostitute

1965

Fighting Elegy

Fighting Elegy

1966

Japan's Longest Day

Japan's Longest Day

1967

Acting62

A Tale of Youth at Hirosaki High School

A Tale of Youth at Hirosaki High School

1992

Onihei Hankachō

Onihei Hankachō

1989

Nezumi Kozō kaitō den

Nezumi Kozō kaitō den

1984

Kagero-za

Kagero-za

1981

Clerk

Port Arthur

Port Arthur

1980

Kanemoto Matsumura

Zigeunerweisen

Zigeunerweisen

1980

Doctor Amaki

The Fierce Battles of Edo

The Fierce Battles of Edo

1979

The Fall of Teenager

The Fall of Teenager

1979

Take Me Away!

Take Me Away!

1978

Shintaro Ishiguro

Sweet Revenge

Sweet Revenge

1977

Detective Oka

Black Jack: The Visitor in the Eye

Black Jack: The Visitor in the Eye

1977

Detective Geta

Utamaro's World

Utamaro's World

1977

Mount Hakkoda

Mount Hakkoda

1977

Captain Okitsu

A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness

A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness

1977

Mori

Cobra 2

Cobra 2

1976

Tomoda

Graveyard of Honor

Graveyard of Honor

1975

Super Robot Red Baron

Super Robot Red Baron

1973

Inspector Ippei Kumano

Cross-Currents

Cross-Currents

1972

Shadow Hunters

Shadow Hunters

1972

Men and War II: Land of Love and Sorrow

Men and War II: Land of Love and Sorrow

1971

Saburo Aizawa

Hazardous Graduation

Hazardous Graduation

1970

The Militarists

The Militarists

1970

Tsukamoto

The Summit of Mt. Fuji

The Summit of Mt. Fuji

1970

Penitentiary Brothers

Penitentiary Brothers

1969

Safari 5000

Safari 5000

1969

The Rough One

The Rough One

1969

若い川の流れ

若い川の流れ

1968

Outlaw: Heartless

Outlaw: Heartless

1968

Gohara

The Sands of Kurobe

The Sands of Kurobe

1968

Sayama

対決

1967

Japan's Longest Day

Japan's Longest Day

1967

Colonel Okitsugu Arao - Chief of Military Affairs Section

Branded to Kill

Branded to Kill

1967

Michihiko Yabuhara

Barren Love

Barren Love

1967

Ryōsuke, Iwasa

Fighting Elegy

Fighting Elegy

1966

Principal

Zero Fighter

Zero Fighter

1966

Tokyo Drifter

Tokyo Drifter

1966

Umetani

Blood Shed

Blood Shed

1966

Kokoro no sanmyaku

Kokoro no sanmyaku

1966

Invasion of Kanto Government

Invasion of Kanto Government

1965

The Stars and I Decided...

The Stars and I Decided...

1965

Iwakichi Mori

House of Terrors

House of Terrors

1965

The Black Gambler: The Gambling Syndicate

The Black Gambler: The Gambling Syndicate

1965

Seishun no Sabaki

Seishun no Sabaki

1965

Gambling is My Destiny

Gambling is My Destiny

1965

Story of a Prostitute

Story of a Prostitute

1965

Narita

Kwaidan

Kwaidan

1965

(segment "In a Cup of Tea") (uncredited)

Taikouki

Taikouki

1965

Matsubara Takumi

Profit from Killing

Profit from Killing

1964

The Flower and the Sword

The Flower and the Sword

1964

Call My Black Dice

Call My Black Dice

1964

Homecoming

Homecoming

1964

Gate of Flesh

Gate of Flesh

1964

Horidome

Dear Mr. Prime Minister

Dear Mr. Prime Minister

1964

Pale Flower

Pale Flower

1964

Police Officer

The Flower and the Angry Waves

The Flower and the Angry Waves

1964

At the Side of the Bridge 4

At the Side of the Bridge 4

1963

Tale of Army Brutality

Tale of Army Brutality

1963

To Your Majesty, The Emperor

To Your Majesty, The Emperor

1963

Tokyo Bay

Tokyo Bay

1962

Ryohei Inoue

Actress

Actress

1956

Twice on a Certain Night

Twice on a Certain Night

1956

The Street Without Sun

The Street Without Sun

1954

Moriyama