Daigo Kusano
Biography
Daigo Kusano was a male actor known for acting, with seventy-seven known credits. He was born on September 7, 1939, in Taichung, Taiwan, and died on February 27, 1991, at the age of fifty-one. His stage name was written in Japanese characters as 草野大悟. Among his known film works are the movies Inochi bo ni furo, Vlk samotaj a mlade 3: Proti vichru a smrti, and Kozure Okami: Jigoku e ikuzo! Daigoro. Biographical, filmography, and related information about the artist has been documented across multiple film and television database sources, noting his career in the entertainment industry up until his passing in February 1991.
Career overview
Daigo Kusano was a male actor known for his work in movies and television shows, accumulating seventy-seven known credits during his career. Born on September 7, 1939, in Taichung, Taiwan, he was also known by his stage name, which is written in Japanese characters. Throughout his active professional life in the entertainment industry, Kusano contributed to numerous productions before his passing on February 27, 1991, at the age of fifty-one.
Among his credited works, Kusano gained recognition for his performances in several notable films. His filmography includes appearances in Inochi bô ni furô, as well as the motion pictures Vlk samotář a mládě 3: Proti vichru a smrti and Kozure Ôkami: Jigoku e ikuzo! Daigoro. These cinematic projects highlight a portion of his extensive acting career, which spanned a total of seventy-seven known credits across film and television platforms.
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75 titles- Tomorrow (1988) as Drug sales
- Father (1988) as Kojiro
- Sure Death 4 (1987) as Theatre Manager
- This Story of Love (1987)
- The Great Department Store Robbery (1987)
- Spectacle of Buds (1986) as Murakami
- Time and Tide 2 (1985) as Tanimura's Brother
- Ghost Reunion (1984)
- Dojo Breaker (1982)
- Samon’s Hell Revenge: Unauthorised Jutte Records (1982)
- Tuesday Suspense Theater (1981)
- Abandoned (1981)
- Kasajiro: The Kappa Marriage (1981)
- Magistrate of the Floating World (1981)
- The Black Hood (1981)
- Mister, Missus, Miss Lonely (1980) as Takashi Mineyama
- Zoku zoku jiken (1980)
- Barefoot Gen Part 3: Battle of Hiroshima (1980) as Oba
- Aitsu to Ore (1980)
- An Ocean to Cross (1980) as Kaiyu
- Golden Partners (1979) as Police officer
- Troubleman Laughs and Kills (1979) as Actor
- The Strangling (1979)
- Dead Angle (1979)
- The Adventures of Kosuke Kindaichi (1979) as Takagi
- Ghost Festival in Zenjin Village (1979) as Yusaku Saruwatari
- The Last Game (1979)
- Dinosaur Corps Koseidon (1978) as 班诺
- Fighting Against The Incurable Disease Aplastic Anemia – Now You Are In The Light (1978)
- The Most Dangerous Game (1978)
- Blood Type: Blue (1978)
- The Killing Game (1978)
- Dynamite Don-Don (1978) as Fujisaki
- Tree of Youth (1977)
- The Japanese Belly Button (1977) as Judge / Yaneura / Comedian
- Sugata Sanshiro (1977) as "Tatsumi" master
- Document 8.6 (1977) as Narrator (voice)
- Please Hire Me! (1976)
- The Roads Men Travel (1976) as Master
- Akai Hana (1976)
- Stars and Storms (1976)
- Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974) as Yanagawa, Alien Agent #1
- Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell (1974) as Mudo
- Hanzo the Razor: Who's Got the Gold? (1974) as Onibi
- The Tattered Banner (1974)
- Aoba shigereru (1974)
- Hanzo the Razor: The Snare (1973)
- Internal Sleuth (1973) as Nishikawa
- Kogarashi Monjiro (1972) as Kitaro
- Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart to Hades (1972) as Kuchiki Rokubei
- Hanzo the Razor: Sword of Justice (1972)
- Hymn (1972) as Doctor
- A Chorus of One Million People (1972) as Saburô Kiyooka
- Mandala (1971)
- Inn of Evil (1971) as Yoshinosuke
- Confessions Among Actresses (1971) as Owner of the Cleaning Shop
- Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo (1970)
- The Hot Little Girl (1970) as Yamano
- Strange Affinity (1970)
- The Creature Called Man (1970)
- City of Beasts (1970)
- Live Today, Die Tomorrow! (1970) as Hanjiro Yamada
- The Good Little Bad Girl (1970)
- Red Lion (1969) as Innkeeper
- Heat Wave Island (1969) as Tsuda
- Shirozukin Sanjo (1969)
- The Great Japanese Pick-Pocket Club (1969) as Fukurô
- Too Young to Die (1969)
- Strong Women, Weak Men (1968) as Kawahara
- Age of Japanese Guerrillas (1968) as Hegebara
- Lullaby of Death (1968)
- Lost Sex (1966) as Young man in the village
- Night Scandal (1964) as Mitsuo Minami
- An Eater (1963)
- A Wanderer's Notebook (1962)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Daigo Kusano best known for?
Daigo Kusano is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Dinosaur Corps Koseidon (1978), The Japanese Belly Button (1977), The Roads Men Travel (1976), Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974).
When and where was Daigo Kusano born?
Daigo Kusano was born on September 7, 1939 in Taichung, Taiwan. They passed away on February 27, 1991.
How many credits does Daigo Kusano have?
Daigo Kusano has accumulated over 75 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1962 to 1988.
What is Daigo Kusano's background in cinema and television?
Daigo Kusano was a male actor known for acting, with seventy-seven known credits. He was born on September 7, 1939, in Taichung, Taiwan, and died on February 27, 1991, at the age of fifty-one. His stage name was written in Japanese characters as 草野大悟. Among his known film works are the movies Inochi bo ni furo, Vlk sam...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Dinosaur Corps Koseidon (1978) as 班诺 — aged about 38
- The Roads Men Travel (1976) as Master — aged about 36
- Internal Sleuth (1973) as Nishikawa — aged about 33
- A Wanderer's Notebook (1962) — aged about 22
- Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart to Hades (1972) as Kuchiki Rokubei — aged about 32
- Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974) as Yanagawa, Alien Agent #1 — aged about 34
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