Kōji Sekiyama
Acting Born May 22, 1929 Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan 140 credits
Biography
Kōji Sekiyama is a male actor born in Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan on May 22, 1929. His stage name is written in Japanese as 関山耕司 and he is also known by the name 关山耕司. Active in the entertainment industry with a known career credit count of 139, he is recognized primarily for his work in acting across movies and television shows. His personal profile on The Movie Database records his gender as male and notes his birth date and birthplace.
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Career overview
Kōji Sekiyama is a Japanese actor whose stage name is written in Japanese as 関山耕司. He was born on May 22, 1929, in Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan.
Throughout his career in the entertainment industry, Sekiyama has established a substantial body of work in both movies and television shows. His professional output is reflected in a known credit count of 139 entries.
Official documentation from database records lists his primary known profession as acting, and he is also known by alternative names including 关山耕司.
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Minbo, or The Gentle Art of Japanese Extortion
Carlos
A Taxing Woman's Return
The Shogun's Vault IV: The Gold Mines of Sado
Battle Fever J
Shinjuku's Number One Drunk-Killer Tetsu
Under the Blossoming Cherry TreesGraveyard of Honor
Zero Woman: Red HandcuffsViolent StreetsMilitary Comfort WomanYakuza vs. Gang LeaderA Single Flower Withered
Female Prisoner Scorpion: Beast StableYokosuka Navy PrisonGokudo of KamagasakiLove Lost in Tears
Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in PerilLone Wolf and Cub: Sword of VengeanceEight Men to KillDelinquent Street
Wolves of the City: First to FightPatience Has An End
Silk Hat BossA Kamikaze CopCode Between Brothers: All NewKamikaze Cop, Marihuana SyndicateA Hoodlum At The Risk Of His Life
Red Peony Gambler: Flower Cards GameJapan Organized Crime BossThe Fort of DeathA Modern Yakuza: The Code of the LawlessKiller's Mission
Hishakaku and Kiratsune: A Tale of Two YakuzaOhyaku: The Female DemonGambler's FarewellNew Prison Walls of AbashiriDesperate Hoodlum
Gambler's WorldGambler: Victory Without DeathOrganized Violence IIGambler's World 2A Story from Abashiri Prison—Duel in Snow Storm
The Golden BatCode Between Brothers 2Contemporary Tales of Chivalry 2The Kamikaze GuyGlorious Fights
A Fugitive from the PastGang's Upward StrategyAbashiri PrisonBrutal Tales of ChivalryTokyo Untouchable
Storm PartyMain Street in the UnderworldMiyamoto Musashi IV: The Duel at Ichijo-ji TempleHomicideLife of Hishakaku 3
Duel of the UnderworldA Devil of a GentlemanViolent StreetGang Loyalty and VengeanceAsakusa no kyōkaku
Fearful WitchHell's KitchenMid-August CommotionOperation Diamond365 Nights
Invasion of the Neptune MenMan with a Funky Hat: The 20,000,000 Yen ArmThe Orphan BrotherAmazon mushuku seiki no dai maōDrifting Detective: Tragedy in the Red Valley
The Man of Seven FacesStorming SquadronPolice Precinct Part 14The Great RoadThe Second Bullet is Marked
Nanairo KamenNanairo KamenSpeed CrazyHell's CompanionThe Bastards of Lawless Town
First Love of OkonThe OutsidersDetective DuelThe Naked Sun
The Eleventh HourPolice Precinct: The Pickpocket Killer
The Seven Faces of Bannai Tarao, Private EyePolice Precinct Part 2Excursion to Treasure IslePolice Precinct: The Left-Handed KillerPolice Precinct
Murder on the Last TrainFoul PlayA Doting Parent’s Lullaby
Full Filmography
140 titles- Minbo, or The Gentle Art of Japanese Extortion (1992) as Yakuza Boss
- Carlos (1991)
- A Taxing Woman's Return (1988) as Henchman
- The Shogun's Vault IV: The Gold Mines of Sado (1983)
- Battle Fever J (1979) as Gun Shop Owner
- Shinjuku's Number One Drunk-Killer Tetsu (1977)
- Under the Blossoming Cherry Trees (1975) as Sozu
- Graveyard of Honor (1975) as Detective
- Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs (1974)
- Violent Streets (1974) as Tatsu's Roommate
- Military Comfort Woman (1974)
- Yakuza vs. Gang Leader (1974)
- A Single Flower Withered (1974)
- Female Prisoner Scorpion: Beast Stable (1973) as Yamashita
- Yokosuka Navy Prison (1973)
- Gokudo of Kamagasaki (1973)
- Love Lost in Tears (1973)
- Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in Peril (1972) as Nitayu's Side Close
- Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance (1972) as Kanbei
- Eight Men to Kill (1972)
- Delinquent Street (1972)
- Wolves of the City: First to Fight (1971)
- Patience Has An End (1971)
- Silk Hat Boss (1970) as Otsubo Komazo
- A Kamikaze Cop (1970)
- Code Between Brothers: All New (1970)
- Kamikaze Cop, Marihuana Syndicate (1970)
- A Hoodlum At The Risk Of His Life (1970)
- Bloodstained Clan of Honor (1970)
- Yukyo-retsuden (1970)
- Fugitive Scoundrel (1970)
- Thugs of Shinjuku (1970)
- Red Peony Gambler: Flower Cards Game (1969)
- Japan Organized Crime Boss (1969) as Kanto Federation Executive
- The Fort of Death (1969)
- A Modern Yakuza: The Code of the Lawless (1969)
- Killer's Mission (1969)
- Yakuza on Foot (1969) as Pak
- Wicked Priest 3: A Killer's Pilgrimage (1969)
- The Yakuza Awaits (1969)
- Kanto Street Peddlers (1969) as Senji Haguro
- Team of Ruffians (1969) as Okinawa
- Hishakaku and Kiratsune: A Tale of Two Yakuza (1968)
- Ohyaku: The Female Demon (1968) as Bunzo
- Gambler's Farewell (1968) as Gondô
- New Prison Walls of Abashiri (1968)
- Desperate Hoodlum (1968)
- Gambler's World (1967) as Izaki
- Gambler: Victory Without Death (1967)
- Organized Violence II (1967) as Okazaki
- Gambler's World 2 (1967) as Motoyama
- A Story from Abashiri Prison—Duel in Snow Storm (1967) as Aooni
- Tears of Banishment (1967)
- Once and For All (1967)
- Organized Violence (1967)
- The Golden Bat (1966) as Nazo
- Code Between Brothers 2 (1966)
- Contemporary Tales of Chivalry 2 (1966)
- The Kamikaze Guy (1966)
- Glorious Fights (1966)
- Seven Gamblers (1966)
- Continental Drifter (1966)
- A Fugitive from the Past (1965) as Detective Horiguchi
- Gang's Upward Strategy (1965)
- Abashiri Prison (1965)
- Brutal Tales of Chivalry (1965)
- Tokyo Untouchable (1965)
- Prison Walls of Abashiri 3 (1965) as Nakajima
- Prison Walls of Abashiri, Part 2 (1965)
- The Domain: Kanto Legends of Chivalry (1965)
- The Domain: The Naniwa Story (1965)
- Storm Party (1964)
- Main Street in the Underworld (1964)
- Miyamoto Musashi IV: The Duel at Ichijo-ji Temple (1964)
- Homicide (1964) as Shinsuke Shibuya
- Life of Hishakaku 3 (1964)
- Phantom Agents (1964)
- An Impudent Man 2 (1964)
- Duel of the Underworld (1963)
- A Devil of a Gentleman (1963)
- Violent Street (1963)
- Gang Loyalty and Vengeance (1963)
- Asakusa no kyōkaku (1963) as Boss Kenzaburo Yamagishi
- Song of Yakuza (1963)
- Fearful Witch (1962)
- Hell's Kitchen (1962)
- Mid-August Commotion (1962) as Major Ishiyama
- Operation Diamond (1962)
- 365 Nights (1962)
- The Thinking Leaf (1962)
- Four Sisters (1962)
- The Prickly Mouthed Geisha and the Girl of Osaka (1962)
- I. George monogatari taiyō no ko (1962)
- Invasion of the Neptune Men (1961)
- Man with a Funky Hat: The 20,000,000 Yen Arm (1961)
- The Orphan Brother (1961)
- Amazon mushuku seiki no dai maō (1961)
- Drifting Detective: Tragedy in the Red Valley (1961)
- Police Precinct: 15 Year Old Woman (1961)
- Devil's Nursery Rhyme (1961) as Detective Yano
- The World's Most Noble Guy: Taro's Whirlwind (1961)
- Darling Escape (1961)
- Himalayan Wanderer (1961)
- Akai kage no otoko (1961)
- Police Precinct Part 17 (1961)
- Run, Genta, Run! (1961)
- The Eighth Enemy (1961)
- Drifting Detective: Black Wind in Harbor (1961)
- The Man of Seven Faces (1960)
- Storming Squadron (1960)
- Police Precinct Part 14 (1960)
- The Great Road (1960)
- The Second Bullet is Marked (1960)
- The Sand City in Manchuria (1960)
- If You're Man Enough (1960)
- Seven-Color Mask: Red Jaguar - The Final Trump Card (1960)
- Seven-Color Mask: Red Jaguar - Million Dollar Showdown (1960)
- Seven-Color Mask: Red Jaguar - Horror of the Black Hand (1960)
- Nanairo Kamen (1959) as Inspector Yamamoto
- Nanairo Kamen (1959) as Kaijin Butankan
- Speed Crazy (1959)
- Hell's Companion (1959)
- The Bastards of Lawless Town (1959)
- Night of the Suspicions (1959)
- Police Precinct: Car 108 (1959)
- Police Precinct: The Woman Without A Face (1959)
- First Love of Okon (1958)
- The Outsiders (1958)
- Detective Duel (1958)
- The Naked Sun (1958) as Cargo Supervisor
- The Eleventh Hour (1957)
- Police Precinct: The Pickpocket Killer (1957)
- The Seven Faces of Bannai Tarao, Private Eye (1956)
- Police Precinct Part 2 (1956) as Detective Yoshioka
- Excursion to Treasure Isle (1956)
- Police Precinct: The Left-Handed Killer (1956)
- Police Precinct (1956) as Detective Kaneko
- Murder on the Last Train (1955)
- Foul Play (1955) as Miyata
- A Doting Parent’s Lullaby (1955)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Kōji Sekiyama best known for?
Kōji Sekiyama is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Sea Beyond (2020), Battle Fever J (1979), Under the Blossoming Cherry Trees (1975), Graveyard of Honor (1975).
When and where was Kōji Sekiyama born?
Kōji Sekiyama was born on May 22, 1929 in Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan.
How many credits does Kōji Sekiyama have?
Kōji Sekiyama has accumulated over 140 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1955 to 1992.
What is Kōji Sekiyama's background in cinema and television?
Kōji Sekiyama is a male actor born in Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan on May 22, 1929. His stage name is written in Japanese as 関山耕司 and he is also known by the name 关山耕司. Active in the entertainment industry with a known career credit count of 139, he is recognized primarily for his work in acting across movies and television sh...
Kōji Sekiyama by the numbers
140credits
137films
3TV series
1955–1992active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Battle Fever J (1979) as Gun Shop Owner — aged about 50
- Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance (1972) as Kanbei — aged about 43
- Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in Peril (1972) as Nitayu's Side Close — aged about 43
- A Fugitive from the Past (1965) as Detective Horiguchi — aged about 36
- Under the Blossoming Cherry Trees (1975) as Sozu — aged about 46
- Hishakaku and Kiratsune: A Tale of Two Yakuza (1968) — aged about 39
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