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Keiji Sakakida

Acting Born Jan 15, 1900 Japan 42 credits
42
Total Credits
1929–1973
45 Years Career Span
12
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Keiji Sakakida works in acting. Born January 15, 1900 in Japan. Archytele tracks 42 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Known for

Film

Atragon

as Mt. Mihara Climber
Film

Gorath

as Government Personnel
Film

The Human Vapor

as (uncredited)
Film

I Want to Be a Shellfish

1959
Film

The H-Man

as Old policeman - investigation room (uncredited)
Film

Rodan

as Tahei
Film

Seven Samurai

as Gosaku
Film

Godzilla

as Mayor Inada
Film

Invisible Man

1954
Film

The Eagle of the Pacific

1953
Film

Ikiru

as Land Readjustment Section Receptionist (uncredited)
Film

Tokyo Sweetheart

1952

Frequent co-stars

Akihiko Hirata 2 shared titles
Tsuruko Mano 2 shared titles
Akira Takarada 1 shared title
Momoko Kôchi 1 shared title
Takashi Shimura 1 shared title
Fuyuki Murakami 1 shared title
Sachio Sakai 1 shared title
Toranosuke Ogawa 1 shared title
Ren Yamamoto 1 shared title
Hiroshi Hayashi 1 shared title

Career timeline

The Blossom and the Sword
Japan's No. 1 Yakuza ManDuel at Fort Ezo
Judge and Jeopardy
Rise Against the Sword
Ironfinger
Atragon
GorathLocal Reporter
The Human Vapor
I Want to Be a Shellfish
The H-ManWho Is the Informer?
ÔbanElephant from "Zoo Story"
RodanWill-o'-the-WispPeople of Tokyo, Goodbye
Seven SamuraiGodzillaInvisible Man
The Eagle of the Pacific
IkiruForbidden PathTokyo Sweetheart
Till We Meet Again
World of Love
Young Teacher
Kodakara fūfuHideko the Bus ConductorLife Begins at 61
BellflowerTravelling ActorsKeshô yuki
Shanghai Landing PartySong of the White Orchid
NightingaleThe Giant
Brother and Sister
Sun over the River
The Dawn of Manchuria and Mongolia
A Living Puppet

Full Filmography

42 titles
  • The Blossom and the Sword (1973)
  • Japan's No. 1 Yakuza Man (1970)
  • Duel at Fort Ezo (1970)
  • Judge and Jeopardy (1968)
  • Rise Against the Sword (1966) as Sanzo
  • Ironfinger (1965) as Man at Haneda Airport (uncredited)
  • Atragon (1963) as Mt. Mihara Climber
  • Gorath (1962) as Government Personnel
  • Local Reporter (1962)
  • The Human Vapor (1960) as (uncredited)
  • I Want to Be a Shellfish (1959)
  • The H-Man (1958) as Old policeman - investigation room (uncredited)
  • Who Is the Informer? (1958) as Rumiko's Father
  • Ôban (1957)
  • Elephant from "Zoo Story" (1957) as Postman
  • Rodan (1956) as Tahei
  • Will-o'-the-Wisp (1956)
  • People of Tokyo, Goodbye (1956) as Watchman (uncredited)
  • Seven Samurai (1954) as Gosaku
  • Godzilla (1954) as Mayor Inada
  • Invisible Man (1954)
  • The Eagle of the Pacific (1953)
  • Ikiru (1952) as Land Readjustment Section Receptionist (uncredited)
  • Forbidden Path (1952)
  • Tokyo Sweetheart (1952)
  • Till We Meet Again (1950)
  • World of Love (1943)
  • Young Teacher (1942) as Bunkichi's father
  • Kodakara fūfu (1941)
  • Hideko the Bus Conductor (1941) as Bus customer
  • Life Begins at 61 (1941)
  • Bellflower (1940) as Sahei
  • Travelling Actors (1940) as Farmer
  • Keshô yuki (1940)
  • Shanghai Landing Party (1939)
  • Song of the White Orchid (1939)
  • Nightingale (1938) as Ticket Clerk
  • The Giant (1938)
  • Brother and Sister (1936)
  • Sun over the River (1934)
  • The Dawn of Manchuria and Mongolia (1932) as Ri Sekijo
  • A Living Puppet (1929)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Keiji Sakakida best known for?

Keiji Sakakida is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Atragon (1963), Gorath (1962), The Human Vapor (1960), I Want to Be a Shellfish (1959).

When and where was Keiji Sakakida born?

Keiji Sakakida was born on January 15, 1900 in Japan.

How many credits does Keiji Sakakida have?

Keiji Sakakida has accumulated over 42 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1929 to 1973.

What is Keiji Sakakida's background in cinema and television?

Sakakida debuted in film in 1921, and appeared in a number pre-war films with various studios, including Nikkatsu, Takamatsu-Azuma, Empire Kinema, and Makino Talkie, before finally landing at PCL in 1937, which would later become Toho. After the war, Sakakida appeared in numerous supporting roles for Toho, predominant...