Hyo Kitazawa
Acting Born May 18, 1911 Died Aug 4, 1980 Tokyo, Japan 53 credits
Biography
Hyo Kitazawa works in acting. Born May 18, 1911 in Tokyo, Japan. Died August 4, 1980. Archytele tracks 53 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Ninjutsu: Sasuke Saruhi
Let's Go, Grandma!The Legend of Love & Sincerity: Continuation
Wakare no uta
Crazy Violence at Shimizu HarborRebel Against Glory
Nobuko to Obachan
The House of the Sleeping VirginsYoung Guy in Rio
Japan's Longest Day
Musume to Watashi
Young NudeThe Wild, Unruly Drifter
The Pacific War and the International Military Tribunal
The Outsiders
The Story of Pure LoveDiary of a Successful Salaryman Part 2Atarashii SebiroDiary of a Successful Salaryman
Norihei's 'Third Level Husband': The Happy Family
The Immortal Pitcher元祿美少年記
An Inn at Osaka
I Was a Prisoner in Siberia
Lady TakarazukaUnder the Blossoming Peach
Red Peony of Night
ActressOnce More
Lord for a NightThose Who Make Tomorrow
Mother Never DiesCurrents of Youth
Story of LeadershipThe Poppy
A World of TwoFlowers Blooming In the StormBellflowerWife of a Lily
The TownIchiyo HiguchiShanghai Landing Party
Chorus of the Century--Patriotic MarchWinter Inn
Karayuki-sanYoung LadyJapanese Women's TextbookA Woman's SorrowsThe Beautiful Hawk
I Am a CatThe Responsibility of Kissing
Kaguya Hime
Full Filmography
53 titles- Ninjutsu: Sasuke Saruhi (1976)
- Let's Go, Grandma! (1975)
- The Legend of Love & Sincerity: Continuation (1975)
- Wakare no uta (1971)
- Crazy Violence at Shimizu Harbor (1970)
- Rebel Against Glory (1970)
- Nobuko to Obachan (1969) as 父・健一
- The House of the Sleeping Virgins (1968) as Old Kiga
- Young Guy in Rio (1968)
- Japan's Longest Day (1967) as Minister of Finance Hosaku Hirose
- Musume to Watashi (1961) as 私
- Young Nude (1960)
- The Wild, Unruly Drifter (1960)
- The Pacific War and the International Military Tribunal (1959) as Shumei Okawa
- The Outsiders (1958)
- The Story of Pure Love (1957) as Hospital doctor
- Diary of a Successful Salaryman Part 2 (1957) as Matsubara
- Atarashii Sebiro (1957)
- Diary of a Successful Salaryman (1957) as Matsubara
- Norihei's 'Third Level Husband': The Happy Family (1956)
- The Immortal Pitcher (1955)
- 元祿美少年記 (1955) as 神崎与五郎
- An Inn at Osaka (1954) as Imoto
- I Was a Prisoner in Siberia (1952)
- Lady Takarazuka (1951)
- Under the Blossoming Peach (1951)
- Red Peony of Night (1950) as Dr. Tanigawa
- Actress (1947) as Shirō Haruta
- Once More (1947)
- Lord for a Night (1946)
- Those Who Make Tomorrow (1946) as Director (uncredited)
- Mother Never Dies (1942)
- Currents of Youth (1942) as Designer
- Story of Leadership (1941)
- The Poppy (1941) as Seizo Ono
- A World of Two (1940)
- Flowers Blooming In the Storm (1940)
- Bellflower (1940) as Teacher
- Wife of a Lily (1940)
- The Town (1939) as Kurama Sanu
- Ichiyo Higuchi (1939)
- Shanghai Landing Party (1939)
- Chorus of the Century--Patriotic March (1938) as eldest son
- Winter Inn (1938)
- Karayuki-san (1937)
- Young Lady (1937)
- Japanese Women's Textbook (1937) as (Volume 2)
- A Woman's Sorrows (1937)
- The Beautiful Hawk (1937)
- I Am a Cat (1936) as Mizushima Kangetsu
- The Responsibility of Kissing (1936)
- Kaguya Hime (1935)
- Anata mo watashi mo o toshigoro
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Hyo Kitazawa best known for?
Hyo Kitazawa is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Japan's Longest Day (1967), Musume to Watashi (1961), The Story of Pure Love (1957).
When and where was Hyo Kitazawa born?
Hyo Kitazawa was born on May 18, 1911 in Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on August 4, 1980.
How many credits does Hyo Kitazawa have?
Hyo Kitazawa has accumulated over 53 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1935 to 1976.