Kinzō Sakura
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- December 29, 1956 in Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan
- Active Years
- 1982–2019 (38 Years)
- Total Credits
- 53 credits in database
Biography
Kinzō Sakura is a Japanese actor and comedian who is also known by the stage name 桜金造 and the alias Kinzou Sa. Born in Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, on December 29, 1956, he is a male performer credited with 56 professional works. His career includes appearances in both film and television. Among his recorded credits is the 1999 movie titled The Devil's Video - Ghostly Apocalypse. While some sources identify him as a Japanese actor, other records contain conflicting information regarding his nationality and age. He remains recognized for his contributions to the entertainment industry as an actor.
Career overview
Kinzō Sakura is a Japanese actor and comedian. He was born on December 29, 1956, in Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. Throughout his career in the entertainment industry, he has been credited with 56 known works. He is also recognized by the stage name 桜金造 and the alternate name Kinzou Sa.
His professional portfolio includes appearances in both film and television. Among his recorded credits is the 1999 movie titled The Devil's Video - Ghostly Apocalypse. While sources provide varying information regarding his professional background and personal details, he is consistently identified as a performer active in the Japanese entertainment sector.
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Full Filmography
53 titles- Kaidan Saikyou Sen 2018 The Decisive Battle (2019)
- Kinzō Sakura: Ghost Stories - Real Accounts! Stories So Scary You'll Die (2014)
- Kinzo OF THE DEAD: Kinzo Sakura's Comeback in the Entertainment World (2014)
- Kinzō Sakura: Ghost Stories - Real Accounts! Return from the Brink of Death (2014)
- Chips (2012)
- Kinzō Sakura's True Scary Stories (2010)
- Kinzo's Ghost Stories (2009)
- Kinzō Sakura's Scary Stories You Can't Tell on TV (2009)
- Engine Sentai Go-Onger (2008) as Santa Claus
- Farewell Kamen Rider Den-O: Final Countdown (2008) as Carpenter
- Shocking Footage!! Unidentified Mysterious Animal (UMA) (2008)
- Honto Ni Atta!! Toshi Densetsu: Saikyo-ban (2006)
- Ryûji Forever (2002) as Ginzô's Manager
- Sugisawa Village Legend: Kanzen mu Sakujo Zettai Kyofu-ban (2001)
- TV Broadcast Prohibited Series: The Very Scary Story of Tsumami Edamame (2001)
- TV Broadcast Prohibited Series: The Fearsome Edamame (2001)
- TV Broadcast Prohibited Series: Kinzo Special (2001)
- Juvenile (2000)
- TV Broadcast Prohibited Series: Gut Test 2000 (2000)
- Keizoku: Unsolved Cases (1999) as Yukio Hashimoto
- Birdcage of Horrors (1999)
- TV Broadcast Prohibited Series: Midnight Dare (1999)
- TV Broadcast Prohibited Series: The Devil's Video - Ghostly Apocalypse (1999)
- Abare Bunya (1998)
- Shomuni (1998)
- My Sky (Detective Edition) (1998)
- My Sky [Detective Edition] Punishment of Darkness (1998)
- Bayside Shakedown (1997) as 勝どき警察署刑事課強行犯係長（警部補）
- Locksmith KACHIRI (1997)
- Dochinpira 13: Virgin Palace Breaking (1995)
- The Original Pachinko Story 2: The Battle for Ekimae (1994)
- The Original Pachinko Story 1: A Curious Journey to the Hot Springs (1994)
- Madadayo (1993) as Policeman
- Human Scramble: Road (1993)
- Mr. Baseball (1992) as Umpire #1
- Shout: Angels Crying (1992)
- A Naive History of the Bakumatsu Era (1991) as Saigo Takamori
- Let’s Go Home Someday (1990)
- Swimming Upstream (1990) as Yoshio
- Natsu no pēji (1990) as Uchida
- You'll Fall For Me (1989)
- Those Swell Yakuza (1988)
- A Taxing Woman's Return (1988) as Kaneko
- Fu · Shi · Gi · na BABY (1988) as Yasui
- A Taxing Woman (1987) as Kaneko
- Tampopo (1985) as Shohei
- Like a Savage (1985) as Uzaki (Kanto Nishiki Federation)
- Marukin marubi no kintamashii maki (1985) as Nakagawa
- Kyoko Aizome's Widow Boarding House (1984) as Ozaki (Lodger)
- Fireflies in the North (1984)
- Ryuji (1983) as Nao
- Onimasa: A Japanese Godfather (1982)
- Successful Filming! A DVD That Brings Happiness When Watched?! Zashiki-warashi
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Kinzō Sakura best known for?
Kinzō Sakura is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Engine Sentai Go-Onger (2008), I'll Be Home for Christmas (1998), Bayside Shakedown (1997), Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs (1987).
When and where was Kinzō Sakura born?
Kinzō Sakura was born on December 29, 1956 in Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan.
How many credits does Kinzō Sakura have?
Kinzō Sakura has accumulated over 53 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1982 to 2019.
What is Kinzō Sakura's background in cinema and television?
Kinzō Sakura is a Japanese actor and comedian who is also known by the stage name 桜金造 and the alias Kinzou Sa. Born in Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, on December 29, 1956, he is a male performer credited with 56 professional works. His career includes appearances in both film and television. Among his recorded...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Bayside Shakedown (1997) as 勝どき警察署刑事課強行犯係長（警部補） — aged about 40
- Tampopo (1985) as Shohei — aged about 28
- A Taxing Woman (1987) as Kaneko — aged about 30
- Like a Savage (1985) as Uzaki (Kanto Nishiki Federation) — aged about 28
- Engine Sentai Go-Onger (2008) as Santa Claus — aged about 51
- A Taxing Woman's Return (1988) as Kaneko — aged about 31
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