Hiroshi Tachihara
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- June 24, 1922 in Hokkaidō, Japan
- Died
- June 20, 1994
- Active Years
- 1956–2006 (51 Years)
- Total Credits
- 58 credits in database
Biography
Hiroshi Tachihara was a Japanese actor and storyboard artist born on June 24, 1922, in Hokkaido, Japan. Throughout his career, he was credited with 57 works in film and television. His acting credits include appearances in the television series Ultraman Taro, as well as the films Kirimaru kirikagure and Hanayakanaru shôtai. His filmography also features titles such as The South Sea Wolf, Yagyu Chronicles 1: Secret Scrolls, Yagyu Chronicles 2: The Secret Sword, Yagyu Chronicles 3: The Valley of Outlaws, You Can Succeed, Too, Hagure kigeki mandara, Young Lord Yakuza, and My Hobo. Tachihara passed away on June 20, 1994, at the age of 71. He was also known by the stage name 立原博.
Career overview
Hiroshi Tachihara was a Japanese actor born on June 24, 1922, in Hokkaido, Japan. Throughout his career, he was credited with 57 works in film and television. In addition to his acting roles, he also contributed to productions as a storyboard artist. Tachihara passed away on June 20, 1994, at the age of 71.
His filmography includes a variety of projects spanning several decades. Among his notable acting credits are the 1973 television series Ultraman Taro, as well as the films Kirimaru kirikagure from 1961 and Hanayakanaru shôtai from 1968. His broader body of work features appearances in titles such as The South Sea Wolf, Yagyu Chronicles 1: Secret Scrolls, Yagyu Chronicles 2: The Secret Sword, and Yagyu Chronicles 3: The Valley of Outlaws. He is also credited for his involvement in the productions You Can Succeed, Too, Hagure kigeki mandara, Young Lord Yakuza, and My Hobo.
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Full Filmography
58 titles- Happiness! (2006) Storyboard Artist
- Musuko no Gokikan (1990)
- Good Luck Love (1981)
- Nurse's Husband (1980)
- Oshare daisakusen (1976)
- Kigeki: Otoko no nakidokoro (1973) as Porn vendor
- The Ghostly Trip (1972)
- Beyond the Rainbow (1972)
- Follow the Girls (1971) as Trumpeter
- Wolves of the City: First to Fight (1971)
- アッと驚く為五郎 (1970)
- School for Thieves (1968)
- Comic Storyteller — The Great Burglar (1967)
- The Greatest Challenge of All (1967)
- Big Wind at the Spa (1966)
- The River Yokobori (1966) as Taichi
- A Monk in the Big City of Edo (1965)
- Raccoon Dog Leader (1965)
- Sequel Western King, Eastern Leader (1965)
- You Can Succeed, Too (1964)
- You Can Succeed, Too (1964) as Ono
- My Hobo (1962)
- Kanpai! Sararīman shokun (1962)
- A Country Boss (1962) as Taniyama
- Hagure kigeki mandara (1962)
- Three Gentlemen Return from Hong Kong (1962)
- The Actress and the Three Rascals (1962)
- A Comedy in Front of the Station: Onsen (1962)
- Travel with Ghost (1961) as Hokaibo
- Yagyu Chronicles 1: Secret Scrolls (1961)
- Obugyō-sama to musume-tachi (1961)
- Yagyu Chronicles 2: The Secret Sword (1961)
- Young Lord Yakuza (1961)
- A Comedy in Front of the Station: Lunchbox (1961)
- The Preacher of Love (1961)
- Naruto hijō kanketsu-hen (1961)
- Kawachi fudoki zoku oiro ke seppō (1961)
- Yagyu Chronicles 3: The Valley of Outlaws (1961)
- Kill the Killer! (1961) as Matsuda (Tezuka’s right-hand man)
- The South Sea Wolf (1961)
- Kirimaru Kirigakure (1961)
- The Heir’s First Journey (1961)
- A Young Master Fights Bravely (1960)
- Sazae-san's Baby (1960) as Ebina
- Hilarious Itohan Diary (1960)
- Count on Me (1960)
- Sazae And Aunt Apron (1960) as Maruhoshi
- Showdown on Pier No.3 (1960) as Iwagichi
- The 6th Suspect (1960) as Yaohata
- Big Laugh Festival of the Edo-ites (1959)
- Tsuma no kunshō (1959)
- The Adventures of Kantaro (1959)
- Pfc. Story - The Divine Tempest (1959) as Sergeant Katori
- Nitōhei monogatari: Banji yōryō no maki (1959)
- Scops-Owl Sermon (1958)
- Fancy Talker (1958)
- Diary of an Elegant Hot Spring (1958)
- Achako's Diary: Children Who Spoil Their Children Go to Heaven (1956)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Hiroshi Tachihara best known for?
Hiroshi Tachihara is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including 123 (2002), Wolves of the City: First to Fight (1971).
When and where was Hiroshi Tachihara born?
Hiroshi Tachihara was born on June 24, 1922 in Hokkaidō, Japan. They passed away on June 20, 1994.
How many credits does Hiroshi Tachihara have?
Hiroshi Tachihara has accumulated over 58 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1956 to 2006.
What is Hiroshi Tachihara's background in cinema and television?
Hiroshi Tachihara was a Japanese actor and storyboard artist born on June 24, 1922, in Hokkaido, Japan. Throughout his career, he was credited with 57 works in film and television. His acting credits include appearances in the television series Ultraman Taro, as well as the films Kirimaru kirikagure and Hanayakanaru sh...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Wolves of the City: First to Fight (1971) — aged about 49
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