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Koichi Ueda

Acting Born Apr 2, 1941 Tokyo, Japan 138 credits
138
Total Credits
1973–2016
44 Years Career Span
27
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Koichi Ueda is a Japanese actor born in 1941 in Tokyo. He is known by the name Koichi Ueda in his acting career, which is also written as 上田耕一. This information confirms his birth year and place, as well as his profession as an actor. His full name is Koichi Ueda and he is also referred to by the Japanese characters 上田耕一. He was born in the city of Tokyo. Koichi Ueda is an actor from Japan.

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Known for

Ryōmaden

2010

Clouds Over the Hill

2009
Film

The Haunted Samurai

2007
Film

Godzilla: Final Wars

as Original Gotengo Deputy Captain
Film

Cooley High

1975
Film

Godzilla Against MechaGodzilla

as General Dobashi
Film

Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack

as Village Headman
Film

Godzilla vs. Megaguirus

as Government Official
Film

Godzilla 2000: Millennium

as Tokai Power Plant Director

Mahoujin Guru Guru

as Mr. Kôchô
Film

Molester Diary: A Man Who Kept Stroking Ass 4

1996
Film

Village of Dreams

as Iwata

Frequent co-stars

Megumi Odaka 6 shared titles
Kenpachirō Satsuma 6 shared titles
Akira Nakao 5 shared titles
Kenji Sahara 4 shared titles
Sayaka Osawa 4 shared titles
Wataru Fukuda 3 shared titles
Takehiro Murata 3 shared titles
Shelley Sweeney 3 shared titles
Kenzō Ogiwara 3 shared titles
Keiko Imamura 3 shared titles

Career timeline

The InerasableKidnap TourBitter Honey
125 Years MemoryMarginal Village Inc.This Country's Sky
小指ラプソディ
By Rule of Crow's Thumb
WasaoJazz G Men
RyōmadenBox: The Hakamada CaseGolden SlumberEkeb of DekyeI am.
Clouds Over the HillOn Next SundayNoriben - The Recipe for FortuneFish Story
The Glorious Team Batista
Kagerou no TsujiThe Haunted SamuraiBoyFunuke: Show Some Love, You Losers!
The Vanished
Takeshis'The Milkwoman
Godzilla: Final WarsOLDK
Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.川、いつか海へ 6つの愛の物語Jusei: Last Drop of BloodSaru
Godzilla Against MechaGodzilla
Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out AttackGONationwide Conquest: The Spirit of the Tekiya
Godzilla vs. MegaguirusSchool Day of the DeadCrossfire
Godzilla 2000: MillenniumAdrenaline DriveOne Summer's DayJingi 20: Betrayal RewardJingi 21: Yakuza Decade War
Rebirth of Mothra IIIJingi 14: Fund RobberyShomuniJingi 17: The Beast of Killing AllJingi 15: Female Leopard Attack
The EelAbductionLie Lie LieDemon Fighter Kocho 2: School of Evil SpiritsMolester Diary: A Man Who Kept Stroking Ass 5
Molester Diary: A Man Who Kept Stroking Ass 4Village of DreamsShall We Dance?Jingi 10: Bloody Proxy WarShin Mokuyou no Kaidan: Cyborg
Godzilla vs. DestoroyahGetting Any?The Woman TamerBroken HeartA Last Note
The Wicked Reporter 2: The Rebirth of Horserace BettingGodzilla vs. SpaceGodzillaYakuza TaxiIt's a Summer Vacation EverydayThe Shootist: Final Episode
Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla IIThe Last DanceKuma-chan
Godzilla vs. MothraThe Strange Tale of OyukiAbout Love, TokyoCompleted Like a Beast
Godzilla vs. King GhidorahThe Gentle 12Rainbow KidsBlack Princess 2 Flame Target! [ai-ou]
The Cherry OrchardNatsu no pējiOtome Monogatari
Godzilla vs. BiollanteViolent CopZatoichi: Darkness Is His AllyBuddiesYakuza Ladies 3
RinbuKiyoshi juku onnaA Taxing Woman's ReturnThe Yen FamilyRabu gēmu: Wa owaranai
Captured Mother and Daughter: She BeastLesbian SchoolA Taxing WomanThe Goodbye GirlsDeluxe Salon Car Engagement Tour Murders
Time Adventure: 5 Seconds Til ClimaxMischievous Lolita: Attacking the Virgin from BehindJokyōshi 'izu noodoriko' satsujin jiken

Full Filmography

138 titles
  • The Inerasable (2016) as Kuniya
  • Kidnap Tour (2016)
  • Bitter Honey (2016) as Doctor
  • 125 Years Memory (2015) as Fukushima
  • Marginal Village Inc. (2015) as Taichi Suzuki
  • This Country's Sky (2015)
  • 小指ラプソディ (2014)
  • By Rule of Crow's Thumb (2012) as Higuchi's subordinate
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  • Wasao (2011)
  • Jazz G Men (2011) as Tamasaburo Hanayama
  • Ryōmaden (2010)
  • Box: The Hakamada Case (2010) as Prosecutor Huziwara
  • Golden Slumber (2010) as building owner
  • Ekeb of Dekye (2010) as Chief Shinkawa
  • I am. (2010)
  • The Knot (2010) as Keisuke
  • Clouds Over the Hill (2009)
  • On Next Sunday (2009)
  • Noriben - The Recipe for Fortune (2009)
  • Fish Story (2009) as Elderly Couple Man
  • The Glorious Team Batista (2008)
  • Kagerou no Tsuji (2007) as Ganryuu
  • The Haunted Samurai (2007)
  • Boy (2007)
  • Funuke: Show Some Love, You Losers! (2007) as Sotaro Wago
  • The Vanished (2006)
  • Takeshis' (2005) as Film Crew Member close to the Director
  • The Milkwoman (2005) as Masao Minagawa
  • Godzilla: Final Wars (2004) as Original Gotengo Deputy Captain
  • OLDK (2004)
  • Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S. (2003) as General Dobashi
  • 川、いつか海へ 6つの愛の物語 (2003)
  • Jusei: Last Drop of Blood (2003)
  • Saru (2003)
  • Godzilla Against MechaGodzilla (2002) as General Dobashi
  • Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001) as Village Headman
  • GO (2001) as Kato’s Father
  • Nationwide Conquest: The Spirit of the Tekiya (2001)
  • Godzilla vs. Megaguirus (2000) as Government Official
  • School Day of the Dead (2000) as Detective Tsukuda, Ushio
  • Crossfire (2000) as Riot Policeman
  • Godzilla 2000: Millennium (1999) as Tokai Power Plant Director
  • Adrenaline Drive (1999) as Arakawa
  • One Summer's Day (1999) as Shrine priest
  • Jingi 20: Betrayal Reward (1999)
  • Jingi 21: Yakuza Decade War (1999)
  • Rebirth of Mothra III (1998) as Mr. Kôchô
  • Jingi 14: Fund Robbery (1998)
  • Shomuni (1998)
  • Jingi 17: The Beast of Killing All (1998)
  • Jingi 15: Female Leopard Attack (1998)
  • Jingi 16: Betrayal Ammunition (1998)
  • The Eel (1997) as Detective Keiji
  • Abduction (1997) as Harada
  • Lie Lie Lie (1997) as Yocchan
  • Demon Fighter Kocho 2: School of Evil Spirits (1997)
  • Molester Diary: A Man Who Kept Stroking Ass 5 (1997)
  • Demon Fighter Kocho (1997)
  • Jingi 13: Hell's Tomb Mark (1997)
  • Jingi 11: Hokuriku Yakuza Hunting (1997)
  • Molester Diary: A Man Who Kept Stroking Ass 4 (1996)
  • Village of Dreams (1996) as Iwata
  • Shall We Dance? (1996) as Torakichi Kumada
  • Jingi 10: Bloody Proxy War (1996)
  • Shin Mokuyou no Kaidan: Cyborg (1996)
  • Jingi 8: Intensified Internal Conflict (1996)
  • Jingi 9: Revenge War of the Reaper (1996)
  • Jingi 7: Proxy War Outbreak (1996)
  • Restructuring Daimon History's Strongest Civil Servant (1996)
  • Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995) as Aquarium Watchman
  • Getting Any? (1995) as Zatoichi's Director
  • The Woman Tamer (1995)
  • Broken Heart (1995)
  • A Last Note (1995) as Chief Police
  • The Files of Young Kindaichi: School's Seven Mysteries Murder Case (1995) as Mitani
  • Heisei Irresponsible Family: Tokyo de Luxe (1995) as Yoshida
  • Goodbye Japan (1995)
  • Jingi 6: Full Overkill War (1995)
  • The Wicked Reporter 2: The Rebirth of Horserace Betting (1994)
  • Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla (1994) as Deputy Commander Hyodo
  • Yakuza Taxi (1994) as Shigezô Inui
  • It's a Summer Vacation Everyday (1994) as Division Chief Uno
  • The Shootist: Final Episode (1994)
  • Raiden (1994)
  • Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (1993) as General Hyodo
  • The Last Dance (1993) as Anesthetist
  • Kuma-chan (1993)
  • Godzilla vs. Mothra (1992) as Marutomo Employee
  • The Strange Tale of Oyuki (1992) as Middle aged man
  • About Love, Tokyo (1992) as Sushi chef
  • Completed Like a Beast (1992)
  • Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991) as Former Lagos Island Soldier Ikehata
  • The Gentle 12 (1991) as Juror #3
  • Rainbow Kids (1991) as Wakayama TV Chief Broadcaster
  • Black Princess 2 Flame Target (1991)
  • ! [ai-ou] (1991) as Keigo Tsujikawa
  • Shirayuri Girls' Academy Western Archery Club: A Silver Target (1991)
  • The Cherry Orchard (1990) as Sakaguchi
  • Natsu no pēji (1990)
  • Otome Monogatari (1990)
  • Godzilla vs. Biollante (1989) as Joint Chief of Staff Yamaji
  • Violent Cop (1989) as Detective Ishibashi
  • Zatoichi: Darkness Is His Ally (1989)
  • Buddies (1989)
  • Yakuza Ladies 3 (1989) as Kanichi Kojima
  • Afternoon When Flowers Fell (1989)
  • Cats on Park Avenue (1989) as The man in the office
  • Who Do I Choose? (1989) as Section Chief
  • Rinbu (1988) as Syûichi Mikami
  • Kiyoshi juku onna (1988) as Masashi Yoshida
  • A Taxing Woman's Return (1988) as Nekota
  • The Yen Family (1988) as Manager
  • Rabu gēmu: Wa owaranai (1988) as Maruyama
  • Captured Mother and Daughter: She Beast (1987) as Toshiharu Kobayashi
  • Lesbian School (1987) as Aoki
  • A Taxing Woman (1987) as Ninagawa's Assistant
  • The Goodbye Girls (1987) as Chouichi Ueda
  • Deluxe Salon Car Engagement Tour Murders (1987) as Fujishima
  • Murder on Raicho 9 (1987) as Matsuyama
  • Rorīta ekusutashī: Niku asari (1987)
  • Time Adventure: 5 Seconds Til Climax (1986) as The man at the trust office
  • Mischievous Lolita: Attacking the Virgin from Behind (1986) as Boss
  • Jokyōshi 'izu noodoriko' satsujin jiken (1986)
  • Office Love: Behind Closed Doors (1985) as Managing Director Horikawa
  • Married Woman Assault Apartment (1985)
  • I'm All Yours (1985) as Prep School Instructor
  • Sotsugyou -GRADUATION- (1985)
  • Flight Attendant: Scandal (1984) as Katayama
  • Office Ladies: Lesbians in Uniforms 3 (1984)
  • Woman with Wet Fingers (1984) as Aida
  • Sukyanti dōru: nugitate no kaori (1984) as Muramatsu
  • Deaths in Tokimeki (1984)
  • Yawahada Iro-kurabe (1984) as Seizô
  • A Hunter's Diary (1983) as Detective
  • Cabaret Diary (1982) as Kawamoto
  • Taiyo Sentai Sun Vulcan (1981) as Shadow X
  • Panic in High School (1978) as Yamauchi
  • Horror of the Wolf (1973)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Koichi Ueda best known for?

Koichi Ueda is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Ryōmaden (2010), Clouds Over the Hill (2009), The Haunted Samurai (2007), Godzilla: Final Wars (2004).

When and where was Koichi Ueda born?

Koichi Ueda was born on April 2, 1941 in Tokyo, Japan.

How many credits does Koichi Ueda have?

Koichi Ueda has accumulated over 138 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1973 to 2016.

What is Koichi Ueda's background in cinema and television?

Koichi Ueda is a Japanese actor born in 1941 in Tokyo. He is known by the name Koichi Ueda in his acting career, which is also written as 上田耕一. This information confirms his birth year and place, as well as his profession as an actor. His full name is Koichi Ueda and he is also referred to by the Japanese characters 上田...

Koichi Ueda by the numbers

138credits
131films
7TV series
1973–2016active years

Age in their best-rated roles

Full filmography (138) Born on April 2

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