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Kōji Iwamoto

Acting Born Feb 9, 1932 55 credits
55
Total Credits
1953–1971
19 Years Career Span
12
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Kōji Iwamoto works in acting. Born February 9, 1932. Archytele tracks 55 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

The Battle of OkinawaI'll Be DeceivedMiyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death
The MilitaristsCity of BeastsRebel Against Glory
The Resurrection of the Beast
Sun Above, Death Below
A Comic Storyteller — Uproarious Laughter
Samurai AssassinCampus A Go-GoIronfingerKey of Keys
Dogora
Attack SquadronInterpol Code 8Young Swordsman
ChûshinguraOperation Sewer RatsThe Crimson SkyPride of the CampusThe Tenth Game of New Salarymen: Salaryman Ittoru
MothraSir Galahad in CampusHidden FangsBig Shots Die at Dawn
The Last GunfightThe Gambling SamuraiWestward DesperadoThe Secret of the TelegianThe Lost Alibi
Leader of the Bomb GirlsThe Big BossThe Spear MasterDesperado OutpostFox and Raccoon
The H-ManChakkiri Kinta SequelThe Spell of the Hidden Gold
DowntownZoku Ôban: Fûun henA Man in the StormÔban
Love on Rainbow IslandWill-o'-the-WispThe Lonely Swordsman (Part 1)Blue Buds
Mother and Son
Seven SamuraiMy Six Favorite Men — Speedy Men
The Eagle of the Pacific

Full Filmography

55 titles
  • The Battle of Okinawa (1971) as Sergeant Fujita
  • I'll Be Deceived (1971) as Kazama's henchman
  • Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death (1971)
  • The Militarists (1970) as Messenger
  • City of Beasts (1970)
  • Rebel Against Glory (1970)
  • The Resurrection of the Beast (1969)
  • Sun Above, Death Below (1968)
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  • A Comic Storyteller — Uproarious Laughter (1967)
  • Samurai Assassin (1965) as Ronin
  • Campus A Go-Go (1965)
  • Ironfinger (1965)
  • Key of Keys (1965) as Tonwanian Man
  • Dogora (1964) as Dr. Munakata's assistant
  • Attack Squadron (1963) as Petty Officer Morikami
  • Interpol Code 8 (1963)
  • Young Swordsman (1963)
  • Chûshingura (1962)
  • Operation Sewer Rats (1962) as (uncredited)
  • The Crimson Sky (1962)
  • Pride of the Campus (1962)
  • The Tenth Game of New Salarymen: Salaryman Ittoru (1962)
  • Mothra (1961) as Nelson's Henchman
  • Sir Galahad in Campus (1961)
  • Hidden Fangs (1961)
  • Big Shots Die at Dawn (1961)
  • The Last Gunfight (1960) as Tomita
  • The Gambling Samurai (1960) as Mintaro
  • Westward Desperado (1960)
  • The Secret of the Telegian (1960)
  • The Lost Alibi (1960)
  • Ginza Tomboy (1960) as Silent George
  • Salarygirl Story: Saucy Staff (1960)
  • Salaryman Idea Book: Concern for Success (1960) as Yakuza Youth B
  • Salaryman Idea Book: Man of Worrisome Episodes (1960)
  • Leader of the Bomb Girls (1959)
  • The Big Boss (1959)
  • The Spear Master (1959)
  • Desperado Outpost (1959)
  • Fox and Raccoon (1959)
  • The H-Man (1958) as Nightclub waiter (uncredited)
  • Chakkiri Kinta Sequel (1958)
  • The Spell of the Hidden Gold (1958)
  • Downtown (1957)
  • Zoku Ôban: Fûun hen (1957)
  • A Man in the Storm (1957)
  • Ôban (1957) as Suzuki
  • Love on Rainbow Island (1956)
  • Will-o'-the-Wisp (1956)
  • The Lonely Swordsman (Part 1) (1956)
  • Blue Buds (1956)
  • Mother and Son (1955) as (uncredited)
  • Seven Samurai (1954) as Farmer
  • My Six Favorite Men — Speedy Men (1954)
  • The Eagle of the Pacific (1953)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Kōji Iwamoto best known for?

Kōji Iwamoto is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Battle of Okinawa (1971), Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death (1971), Samurai Assassin (1965), Dogora (1964).

When and where was Kōji Iwamoto born?

Kōji Iwamoto was born on February 9, 1932.

How many credits does Kōji Iwamoto have?

Kōji Iwamoto has accumulated over 55 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1953 to 1971.

Kōji Iwamoto by the numbers

55credits
55films
0TV series
1953–1971active years

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