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Ryuji Kita
Acting Born Jan 1, 1905 Died Apr 16, 1972 Kyobashi, Chuo, Tokyo, Japan 219 credits
Biography
Ryuji Kita was a male actor from Japan. His stage name was Ryuji Kita. He was known for his work in the acting field. Ryuji Kita had a total of 224 known credits. He was born in Kyobashi, Chuo, Tokyo, Japan. Ryuji Kita passed away on April 16, 1972, at the age of 67.
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Career overview
Ryuji Kita was a Japanese actor. He is known for his work in the acting profession. Throughout his career, Kita accumulated 224 known credits. This extensive body of work showcases his dedication and versatility as an actor.
Kita's acting credits span various media, although the specific nature of his work is not detailed in the available information. His extensive experience in the acting profession is a testament to his skill and adaptability as a performer. Despite the lack of specific details regarding his notable roles or projects, it is clear that Kita was a prolific actor with a significant presence in the Japanese entertainment industry.
Kita's acting career spanned many years, with his birthdate listed as January 1, 1905. He passed away on April 16, 1972, at the age of 67. The available information does not provide further details regarding his life or career, but it is evident that Ryuji Kita was a prominent figure in Japanese acting.
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Career timeline
Professional Killers
Japan's No. 1 Shocked Man
The Creature Called ManThe MilitaristsThe Drifting GamblerDuel at Fort EzoThe Silk Hat Boss 2
Battle of the Japan SeaMemoir of Japanese AssassinationsPrison BreakCrazy Big ExplosionTwo Enemy Women Gamblers
Admiral YamamotoJudge and JeopardyThe Woman Gambler's Revenge
King Kong EscapesJapan's Longest DayThe X from Outer SpaceZatoichi's Cane SwordSecret Assignment
Tokyo DrifterLove EternalYoung Boss: Invitation to FightTrump Card of RevengeIt Started In The Alps
Law of the WildShinobi No Mono 6: The Last Iga SpyInvasion of Kanto GovernmentMiyamoto Musashi V: Musashi vs KojiroWoman Gambler
Let's Dance Bon-Odori in HawaiiSamurai from SomewhereYagyu Chronicles 9: Assassin's SwordThe SharksEdo Crime Book: Black Claws
Travels of Hibari and Chiemi 2Bushido: The Cruel Code of the SamuraiA Million Girls13 AssassinsRaised on an Island
Tokyo's Business DistrictAn Autumn AfternoonLove Under the CrucifixA Carpenter and ChildrenKnightly Advice
Epitaph to My LoveFestival of SwordsmenWho Are You, Mr. Sorge?Lord of Steel HeartRestoration Fire
Official with a TattooMorning Breeze in EdoThe Prickly Mouthed Geisha Part 2Hanjiro of Kusama: Bird of PassageLate Autumn
The Human Condition I: No Greater LoveKaze no naka no hitomiRed Pants
Equinox Flower
Haha to ko no madoArashi no naka no hōyō: Omokage wa HarukanariKarada no naka o kaze ga fukuThe Orchestra SistersTimes of Joy and Sorrow
The Lady Was PawnThe Thick-Walled RoomThe Rose on His Arm
The Big AmbitionThe Dawn of Judo
Firefly GrassBeautiful TenguYouth’s Romance Seat: Sitting on the grassKyūkon sannin musumeShinkon Tenki-zu
Junketsu kakumeiAlways in My HeartOtome no shinsatsu-shitsuNatsuko’s Adventure in Hokkaido
Our Chief, Our DoctorToki no teizo: SōshūbanRed FanYouth of the SonHibari's Circus: The Sad Little Dove
The Good FairyHaha machi gusaBoyhoodOver That HillBeauty of Life
Yami ni hikarumeOmoide no boreroThe Tattooed Magistrate: Fallen Flowers Showdown VolumeThe Emperor's HatSakon Detective Story: Handprint in Fresh Blood
Wagakoyue niNew Wives’ MeetingSlope of the Ringing Bell Hill: The Third Volume
Suiren fujin to bara musume
A Carriage Running in the DarknessThe FugitiveChōchō shissō jikenThe Sea WolfDai ni no hōyō
Tebukuro o nugasu otokoConvent BrideMachi no ninkisha瓢箪から出た駒Aru yo no seppun
Who Is the Criminal?
Human Bullet CorpsKokusai Mitsuyudan
María Luz Incident: Slave ShipGenghis KhanTwelve Hours Before DepartureUmi YukabaThe Man From Chungking
Full Filmography
219 titles- Professional Killers (1972)
- Japan's No. 1 Shocked Man (1971)
- The Creature Called Man (1970)
- The Militarists (1970) as Koshiro Oikawa
- The Drifting Gambler (1970) as Komanosuke Kikuchi
- Duel at Fort Ezo (1970)
- The Silk Hat Boss 2 (1970)
- City of Beasts (1970)
- Woman Gambling Expert: Stakes of a Game of Chance (1970)
- Battle of the Japan Sea (1969) as Kataoka
- Memoir of Japanese Assassinations (1969)
- Prison Break (1969)
- Crazy Big Explosion (1969)
- Two Enemy Women Gamblers (1969)
- Girl with Bamboo Leaves (1969)
- The Woman Gambler's Tenth Game (1969)
- Youth Bell (1969)
- Admiral Yamamoto (1968) as Minister of the Navy Oikawa
- Judge and Jeopardy (1968)
- The Woman Gambler's Revenge (1968)
- King Kong Escapes (1967) as SDF General
- Japan's Longest Day (1967) as General Shigeru Hasunuma - Chief Military Aide to the Emperor
- The X from Outer Space (1967)
- Zatoichi's Cane Sword (1967) as Genbei Shimotsukeya
- Secret Assignment (1967)
- The Killing Bottle (1967) as Head of Secret Police
- The Greatest Challenge of All (1967)
- Lover's Duet (1967) as Takehiko Kawada
- Circuit-A-Go-Go (1967)
- The Last Loyalty Offering (1967)
- Spy on the Masked Car (1967)
- Japan's No. 1 Best Man (1967)
- Young Guy in the South Pacific (1967) as Professor Takaishi
- Tokyo Drifter (1966) as Kurata
- Love Eternal (1966)
- Young Boss: Invitation to Fight (1966)
- Trump Card of Revenge (1966)
- It Started In The Alps (1966)
- The Young Boss and the Navy Spirit (1966)
- Law of the Wild (1965)
- Shinobi No Mono 6: The Last Iga Spy (1965)
- Invasion of Kanto Government (1965)
- Miyamoto Musashi V: Musashi vs Kojiro (1965) as Sakai Tadakatsu
- Woman Gambler (1965) as Daigo Sakamaki
- The Crazy Adventure (1965)
- The Stars and I Decided... (1965) as Hideki Inagaki
- Life of Matsu the Untamed (1965)
- New Tengu from Mount Kurama (1965)
- Boku dōshite namida ga deru no (1965)
- Young Guy at Sea (1965)
- Let's Dance Bon-Odori in Hawaii (1964) as Kanji Kazama
- Samurai from Somewhere (1964)
- Yagyu Chronicles 9: Assassin's Sword (1964)
- The Sharks (1964)
- Edo Crime Book: Black Claws (1964) as Hikozo Murakami
- Travels of Hibari and Chiemi 2 (1963) as Kajikawa Shuzen
- Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai (1963) as Kitazawa
- A Million Girls (1963) as Doctor
- 13 Assassins (1963)
- Raised on an Island (1963)
- Kagemaru of the Iga Clan (1963) as Tokugawa Ieyasu
- The Yagyu Military Art: Yagyu List (1963)
- Yagyu Military Art: Jubei's Redemption (1963)
- The Yagyu Military Art: The Buried Conspiracy (1963)
- At the Side of the Bridge 3 (1963)
- Tange Sazen (1963)
- The Yagyu Military Art: The One-Eyed Ninja (1963)
- Song Festival (1963)
- Youth After School (1963) as Shôzô Ogata
- 恋と出世に強くなれ！ (1963) as 早川専務
- 53 Stages of Action (1963)
- Edo Ninja Scroll: Seven Shadows (1963)
- The Coin Thrower Zenigata (1963)
- 20 Duels of Young Shingo: Conclusion (1963)
- Song of Yakuza (1963)
- Kizu-darake no futeki-sha (1963)
- Tokyo's Business District (1962)
- An Autumn Afternoon (1962) as Tamako
- Love Under the Crucifix (1962)
- A Carpenter and Children (1962)
- Knightly Advice (1962)
- Jirocho' s Days of Youth: Whirlwind on the Tokaido (1962)
- The Inheritance (1962) as Keigo Narimune
- Case of a Young Lord 10: The Mystery of the Spider Lady (1962)
- While Traveling (1962)
- 鷹天皇飄々剣 吉野の風雲児 (1962)
- The Eve of the Chinese Festival (1962)
- Lady Sen and Hideyori (1962)
- Mid-August Commotion (1962) as Minister of Foreign Affairs
- A Warrior Generation (1962)
- At the Side of the Bridge (1962)
- Ganko Oyaji to Edokko Shain (1962)
- Epitaph to My Love (1961) as Eiichi Usami
- Festival of Swordsmen (1961)
- Who Are You, Mr. Sorge? (1961) as Prince Konoe
- Lord of Steel Heart (1961) as Masanobu
- Restoration Fire (1961)
- Fine Man (1961)
- Yagyu Chronicles 1: Secret Scrolls (1961)
- Magistrate of Dice (1961)
- The Shogun and the Fishmonger (1961)
- The Cave of the Vampire Bats (1961)
- Edo Purebreed (1961)
- The Spear of Heroism (1961)
- With Wife, Children, and Friends (1961)
- Ninjutsu at Osaka Castle (1961)
- 20 Duels of Young Shingo, Part 2 (1961)
- Hibari is Fashion Crazy (1961)
- Naruto hijō kanketsu-hen (1961)
- Yagyu Chronicles 2: The Secret Sword (1961)
- Hikkoshi yatsure (1961)
- Shiroi minamikaze (1961)
- Love and the Shop Curtain (1961)
- 20 Duels of Young Shingo, Part 1 (1961)
- Aisuru (1961)
- Unruly Lion (1961)
- Young Lord Yakuza (1961)
- Cases of An Actor in Disguise: Bloodskull Mansion (1961)
- Diary of Good Conduct Matashiro: A beautiful bat (1961)
- Ninjutsu at Sanada Castle (1961)
- Official with a Tattoo (1960)
- Morning Breeze in Edo (1960)
- The Prickly Mouthed Geisha Part 2 (1960)
- Hanjiro of Kusama: Bird of Passage (1960)
- Late Autumn (1960) as Seiichiro Hirayama
- Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 3 (1960)
- Hero of the Red Light District (1960)
- Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 4 (1960)
- Cases of Hanshichi (1960)
- 照る日くもる日 后篇 (1960)
- The Second Bullet is Marked (1960)
- Ninja Assassins (1960)
- Paper Crane Palanquin (1960) as Akiba Sakyo
- Irohanihoheto (1960)
- Shinran, Part II (1960)
- Wild Palanquin (1960)
- The Samurai Markets (1960)
- Princess in Edo (1960)
- The Human Condition I: No Greater Love (1959)
- Kaze no naka no hitomi (1959)
- Red Pants (1959)
- Equinox Flower (1958) as Heinosuke Horie
- Haha to ko no mado (1957)
- Arashi no naka no hōyō: Omokage wa Harukanari (1957)
- Karada no naka o kaze ga fuku (1957)
- The Orchestra Sisters (1957) as Koriyama
- Times of Joy and Sorrow (1957)
- Akuma no kao (1957)
- The Detective Denshichi Case Files: The Beautiful Bat (1957)
- The Lady Was Pawn (1956)
- The Thick-Walled Room (1956)
- The Rose on His Arm (1956) as Masahiro's father
- The Big Ambition (1955)
- The Dawn of Judo (1955)
- Firefly Grass (1954)
- Beautiful Tengu (1954) as 武田耕雲斎
- Youth’s Romance Seat: Sitting on the grass (1954)
- Kyūkon sannin musume (1954)
- Shinkon Tenki-zu (1954)
- 快盗三人吉三 (1954) as 中野播磨守
- Junketsu kakumei (1953)
- Always in My Heart (1953)
- Otome no shinsatsu-shitsu (1953)
- Natsuko’s Adventure in Hokkaido (1953)
- Our Chief, Our Doctor (1952)
- Toki no teizo: Sōshūban (1952)
- Red Fan (1952)
- Youth of the Son (1952) as Mr. Ochi
- Hibari's Circus: The Sad Little Dove (1952)
- The Pigeon (1952)
- Kare o korosu na (1952)
- The Good Fairy (1951)
- Haha machi gusa (1951)
- Boyhood (1951) as Head master
- Over That Hill (1951)
- Beauty of Life (1951)
- 母恋草 (1951)
- 情艶一代女 (1951) as 小山内薫
- I Yearn for Father (1951)
- Yami ni hikarume (1950)
- Omoide no borero (1950)
- The Tattooed Magistrate: Fallen Flowers Showdown Volume (1950)
- The Emperor's Hat (1950)
- Sakon Detective Story: Handprint in Fresh Blood (1950)
- The Tattooed Magistrate: Cherry Blossoms Dance Volume (1950)
- Wagakoyue ni (1949)
- New Wives’ Meeting (1949)
- Slope of the Ringing Bell Hill: The Third Volume (1949)
- Suiren fujin to bara musume (1948)
- A Carriage Running in the Darkness (1947)
- The Fugitive (1947)
- Chōchō shissō jiken (1947)
- The Sea Wolf (1947)
- Dai ni no hōyō (1947)
- Tebukuro o nugasu otoko (1946)
- Convent Bride (1946)
- Machi no ninkisha (1946)
- 瓢箪から出た駒 (1946)
- Aru yo no seppun (1946) as Mr. Yuasa
- Who Is the Criminal? (1945)
- Human Bullet Corps (1944)
- Kokusai Mitsuyudan (1944)
- María Luz Incident: Slave Ship (1943)
- Genghis Khan (1943)
- Twelve Hours Before Departure (1943)
- Umi Yukaba (1943)
- The Man From Chungking (1943)
- Horror of the Fifth Columnist (1942) as Jiro Koyanagi
- The March of the Restoration (1942) as Masayoshi Tsukahara
- Shadow Over Fuji (1942)
- Umineko no minato (1942)
- Submarine Number One (1941)
- Family of Love (1941)
- The Tale of Jiro (1941)
- Kaze no Matasaburô (1940)
- Five Scouts (1938) as Captain
- Jinsei Gekijo: Zankyaku hen (1938)
- Unending Advance (1937)
- Kakute ninjutsu eiga wa owarinu
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Ryuji Kita best known for?
Ryuji Kita is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Professional Killers (1972), The Drifting Gambler (1970), Battle of the Japan Sea (1969), Admiral Yamamoto (1968).
When and where was Ryuji Kita born?
Ryuji Kita was born on January 1, 1905 in Kyobashi, Chuo, Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on April 16, 1972.
How many credits does Ryuji Kita have?
Ryuji Kita has accumulated over 219 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1937 to 1972.
What is Ryuji Kita's background in cinema and television?
Ryuji Kita was a male actor from Japan. His stage name was Ryuji Kita. He was known for his work in the acting field. Ryuji Kita had a total of 224 known credits. He was born in Kyobashi, Chuo, Tokyo, Japan. Ryuji Kita passed away on April 16, 1972, at the age of 67.
Ryuji Kita by the numbers
219credits
218films
1TV series
1937–1972active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- The Drifting Gambler (1970) as Komanosuke Kikuchi — aged about 65
- Admiral Yamamoto (1968) as Minister of the Navy Oikawa — aged about 63
- The Human Condition I: No Greater Love (1959) — aged about 54
- Professional Killers (1972) — aged about 67
- An Autumn Afternoon (1962) as Tamako — aged about 57
- Epitaph to My Love (1961) as Eiichi Usami — aged about 56
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