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Ken Yamauchi

Acting Born Dec 9, 1943 Died Sep 24, 2011 Tokyo, Japan 54 credits
54
Total Credits
1955–2004
50 Years Career Span
2
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Ken Yamauchi works in acting. Born December 9, 1943 in Tokyo, Japan. Died September 24, 2011. Archytele tracks 54 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Onigiri: Arcadia monogatari
Hi no kuni ni
Attention Please
Harbor Light YokohamaThe Sweet Interns
The Will to LiveMy SweetheartThe Black SheepThe Spiders: The Reckless OperationTokyo Night
Youth A Go Go!Goodbye Mr. TearsStory of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous ManI'll Never Cry!Tomo o okuru uta
Born Under Crossed StarsThe Song of LoveNorthern CityA Girl of the PlateauFlowering Maidens
The Bride is FifteenFour Young SistersWelcome, My BabyEddy Currents of LifeSpirit of Youth
The IncorrigibleBright SeaSora no shita tōi yume若い東京の屋根の下Kiriko's Tango
Dahil Sa Iyo – The Song of Sad LoveThe President's SonRainbow Over KinmonThe Young and BadFacing to the Clouds
An Urban Affair
Beyond the Hills
Young LoversA Whistle in My Heart
Summer Clouds
Yagyu Secret Scrolls
Ticket to Hell

Full Filmography

54 titles
  • Onigiri: Arcadia monogatari (2004) as Takasago
  • Hi no kuni ni (1976) as 青年獣医・吉野正
  • Attention Please (1970)
  • Harbor Light Yokohama (1968)
  • The Sweet Interns (1968)
  • The Will to Live (1967)
  • My Sweetheart (1967) as Yamakawa
  • The Black Sheep (1967)
  • Advertisement
  • The Spiders: The Reckless Operation (1967) as Ken
  • Tokyo Night (1967)
  • Ginza for Two (1967) as Ken'ichi Muraki
  • Journey to the North (1967) as Kenji Kawara
  • The Sunset Is Crying (1967) as Kenji Yamada
  • Youth A Go Go! (1966) as Ken'ichi Muraki
  • Goodbye Mr. Tears (1966)
  • Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man (1966)
  • I'll Never Cry! (1966)
  • Tomo o okuru uta (1966) as Gen'ichi Nakagawa
  • Return of the Wolf (1966)
  • Born Under Crossed Stars (1965) as Gorô Nishizaka
  • The Song of Love (1965)
  • Northern City (1965) as Fujita
  • A Girl of the Plateau (1965) as Susumu Mishima
  • Flowering Maidens (1965) as Shôji Yamaguchi
  • Ochiba no honō (1965)
  • The Bride is Fifteen (1964)
  • Four Young Sisters (1964) as Kenkichi Kono
  • Welcome, My Baby (1964) as Goro Nishizaka
  • Eddy Currents of Life (1964) as Jiro Sasaki
  • Spirit of Youth (1964) as Ken Yamaguchi
  • Aa Seishun no Mune no Chi wa (1964)
  • Tokyo Olympics (1964) as Isamu Kurita
  • The Incorrigible (1963) as Tôgo Konno
  • Bright Sea (1963) as Tatsuo Mukai
  • Sora no shita tōi yume (1963)
  • 若い東京の屋根の下 (1963) as 金谷幸吉
  • Kiriko's Tango (1963)
  • Distant Love (1963) as Ryôsuke Okada
  • The Kawakaze Guys (1963) as Jun Kitano
  • The School Cap (1963)
  • Dahil Sa Iyo – The Song of Sad Love (1962) as Tommy Fukuda
  • The President's Son (1962)
  • Rainbow Over Kinmon (1962)
  • The Young and Bad (1962) as Kazumasa Ayanokôji
  • Facing to the Clouds (1962)
  • The Man With Starry Eyes (1962)
  • Wakai futari (1962)
  • An Urban Affair (1961) as Ichiro Gonda
  • Beyond the Hills (1960) as Daisuke Inoue
  • Young Lovers (1959) as Akio Tsuda
  • A Whistle in My Heart (1959) as (as Ken Kubo)
  • Summer Clouds (1958)
  • Yagyu Secret Scrolls (1957)
  • Ticket to Hell (1955) as Jôji Ogata

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Ken Yamauchi best known for?

Ken Yamauchi is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Hi no kuni ni (1976), Yagyu Secret Scrolls (1957).

When and where was Ken Yamauchi born?

Ken Yamauchi was born on December 9, 1943 in Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on September 24, 2011.

How many credits does Ken Yamauchi have?

Ken Yamauchi has accumulated over 54 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1955 to 2004.

Ken Yamauchi by the numbers

54credits
52films
2TV series
1955–2004active years

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