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Ken Mitsuda
Acting Born Apr 29, 1902 Died Nov 28, 1997 Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan 91 credits
Biography
Ken Mitsuda works in acting. Born April 29, 1902 in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan. Died November 28, 1997. Archytele tracks 91 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
The Yoshida School
Professional Killers
Professional Killers
Battle of the Japan SeaOnly Child
Judge and JeopardyThe House of the Sleeping Virgins
The Last Lady剣
The Threat
Red BeardThe Black Cat
RevengeManjiThe World's Most Beautiful SwindlersNight Scandal in JapanNight Scandal
Cosmetic Sales Competition
The Great Wall雪の降る街にThe Young and BadThe Thinking LeafYoru no keisha
The ConspiratorEnrapturedThe Storm over ArabiaA Design for DyingThe Song of the Season
The Bad Sleep WellWhen a Woman Ascends the StairsAfraid to DieThe Wandering PrincessThe Lost Alibi
The Wedding NightPilgrimage at NightThe Entrapped GangsterA Woman's HeartVagabond Employee: Revenge
The Invisible WallThe Ballad of NarayamaThe Spell of the Hidden GoldZesshouMother
The Chieko StoryA Dangerous HeroNight ButterfliesThe Luckiest Dai
Yonjū-hassai no teikōWhile the Demon Steps OutGendai no yokubôHidden Story of the Yagyu Clanこゝに幸あり・後篇 花咲く朝
I Live in FearKokoro ni hana no saku hi made
Sansho the Bailiff
An Inlet of Muddy WaterBrilliant! The First Detective: Zenigata Heiji in His YouthWhite FishSunflower GirlZoku jūdai no seiten
Oka wa hanazakariThe Whisper of SpringThe Wind Blows Twice
Dispersed CloudsFreedom SchoolA Spectacular Murder
Resurrection
Yotsuya Ghost Story Part 1Yotsuya Ghost Story Part 2
Great X
Three-Fingered DetectiveShinya no shicho
A Descendant of Urashima Taro
Army
Full Filmography
91 titles- The Yoshida School (1983) as Kijūrō Shidehara
- Professional Killers (1973) as Seiten no Daigorô
- Professional Killers (1972)
- Battle of the Japan Sea (1969) as Ariaki Yamagata
- Only Child (1969)
- Judge and Jeopardy (1968)
- The House of the Sleeping Virgins (1968)
- The Last Lady (1967) as Tsuda
- 剣 (1967)
- The Threat (1966) as Sakata
- Red Beard (1965) as Genpaku Amano
- The Black Cat (1965)
- Revenge (1964) as Katagai Yoromo
- Manji (1964) as Novelist
- The World's Most Beautiful Swindlers (1964) as Composer (segment "Les Cinq Bienfaiteurs de Fumiko")
- Night Scandal in Japan (1964) as Miki
- Night Scandal (1964) as Reijiro Enjo
- Raised in a Palace (1964) as "Manharu" master
- Whirlpool of Flesh (1964)
- Dear Mr. Prime Minister (1964)
- Ai, sono kiseki (1964)
- Fumiko's Five Benefactors (1964) as Composer
- Cosmetic Sales Competition (1963)
- The Great Wall (1962) as Mencius
- 雪の降る街に (1962)
- The Young and Bad (1962)
- The Thinking Leaf (1962)
- Yoru no keisha (1962)
- Musume to watashi (1962)
- Facing to the Clouds (1962)
- The Conspirator (1961)
- Enraptured (1961)
- The Storm over Arabia (1961) as Kuromizu
- A Design for Dying (1961) as Taizo Ohara
- The Song of the Season (1961)
- The Bad Sleep Well (1960) as Public Corporation President Arimura
- When a Woman Ascends the Stairs (1960) as Sonoda
- Afraid to Die (1960)
- The Wandering Princess (1960) as Asabuki
- The Lost Alibi (1960) as Okazaki
- The Blue Beast (1960)
- The Brawler (1960) as Ryusuke Iwashita
- The False Student (1960) as University president
- Lord Tadanao (1960)
- Man at the Bullfight (1960)
- The Parting (1960) as Genzo Toyama (President of Aoi Construction, Yuki’s father)
- The Wedding Night (1959) as Daizo Oka
- Pilgrimage at Night (1959) as Saeki
- The Entrapped Gangster (1959)
- A Woman's Heart (1959)
- Vagabond Employee: Revenge (1959) as President Shōji
- The Invisible Wall (1958)
- The Ballad of Narayama (1958) as Teruyan
- The Spell of the Hidden Gold (1958) as Kobayakawa
- Zesshou (1958) as Sobei Sonoda
- Mother (1958) as Hiroshi Ômachi
- Vice (1958)
- Three O'clock in the Morning in a Big City (1958)
- The Chieko Story (1957) as Keiichi Yagi
- A Dangerous Hero (1957) as Junnosuke Mihara
- Night Butterflies (1957)
- The Luckiest Dai (1957)
- Yonjū-hassai no teikō (1956)
- While the Demon Steps Out (1956)
- Gendai no yokubô (1956)
- Hidden Story of the Yagyu Clan (1956)
- こゝに幸あり・後篇 花咲く朝 (1956)
- こゝに幸あり・前篇 誘惑の都 (1956)
- I Live in Fear (1955) as Judge Araki
- Kokoro ni hana no saku hi made (1955)
- Sansho the Bailiff (1954) as Prime Minister Fujiwara
- An Inlet of Muddy Water (1953)
- Brilliant! The First Detective: Zenigata Heiji in His Youth (1953)
- White Fish (1953) as Toyama
- Sunflower Girl (1953)
- Zoku jūdai no seiten (1953) as Principle
- Yassamossa (1953)
- Oka wa hanazakari (1952)
- The Whisper of Spring (1952)
- The Wind Blows Twice (1952)
- Dispersed Clouds (1951) as Ryohei Fujimura
- Freedom School (1951)
- A Spectacular Murder (1951)
- Resurrection (1950)
- Yotsuya Ghost Story Part 1 (1949) as Ichimonjiya Kihei
- Yotsuya Ghost Story Part 2 (1949) as Ichimonjiya Kihei
- Great X (1948) as Sekikawa
- Three-Fingered Detective (1947)
- Shinya no shicho (1947)
- A Descendant of Urashima Taro (1946) as Gotaro Goda
- Army (1944) as Tomonojo
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Ken Mitsuda best known for?
Ken Mitsuda is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Professional Killers (1972), Battle of the Japan Sea (1969), Red Beard (1965), Manji (1964).
When and where was Ken Mitsuda born?
Ken Mitsuda was born on April 29, 1902 in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan. They passed away on November 28, 1997.
How many credits does Ken Mitsuda have?
Ken Mitsuda has accumulated over 91 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1944 to 1983.
Ken Mitsuda by the numbers
91credits
89films
2TV series
1944–1983active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Red Beard (1965) as Genpaku Amano — aged about 63
- Sansho the Bailiff (1954) as Prime Minister Fujiwara — aged about 52
- Professional Killers (1972) — aged about 70
- When a Woman Ascends the Stairs (1960) as Sonoda — aged about 58
- The Bad Sleep Well (1960) as Public Corporation President Arimura — aged about 58
- The Ballad of Narayama (1958) as Teruyan — aged about 56
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