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Mitsunobu Kaneko

Known For
Acting
Born
September 25, 1957 in Tokyo, Japan
Active Years
1963–1992 (30 Years)
Total Credits
7 credits in database
Acting Born Sep 25, 1957 Tokyo, Japan 7 credits
7
Total Credits
1963–1992
30 Years Career Span
1
Vault Titles
7
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Mitsunobu Kaneko works in acting. Born September 25, 1957 in Tokyo, Japan. Archytele tracks 7 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

The Skull Soldier
Voyage Into Space
Giant Robo
Akuma-KunAkuma-kunFreezing Point
The Hill is Full of Flowers

Full Filmography

7 titles
  • Giant Robo (1967) as Daisaku Kusama
  • Akuma-Kun (1966) as Shingo Yamada, 'Akuma-kun'
  • The Skull Soldier (1992)
  • The Hill is Full of Flowers (1963) as Akira Noro
  • Akuma-kun (1966) as 山田 真吾
  • Freezing Point (1966)
  • Voyage Into Space (1970) as Johnny Sokko

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Mitsunobu Kaneko best known for?

Mitsunobu Kaneko is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Giant Robo (1967).

When and where was Mitsunobu Kaneko born?

Mitsunobu Kaneko was born on September 25, 1957 in Tokyo, Japan.

How many credits does Mitsunobu Kaneko have?

Mitsunobu Kaneko has accumulated over 7 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1963 to 1992.

What is Mitsunobu Kaneko's background in cinema and television?

Mitsunobu Kaneko was born on September 25th, 1957 in Tokyo. At the age of 9, he played the main charactor in "Akuma-kun" (literally translated: Boy Demon), and following year 1967 at the age of 10, he also played the main charactor in "Giant Robo" (In the U.S., "Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot"). He is the young...

Mitsunobu Kaneko by the numbers

7credits
4films
3TV series
1963–1992active years

Age in their best-rated roles

  • Giant Robo (1967) as Daisaku Kusama — aged about 9

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