Yasuaki Kurata
Biography
Yasuaki Kurata is a Japanese actor specializing in action movies. He was born on March 20, 1946. Kurata is an accomplished martial artist with dan ranks in karate, judo, and aikido. He is fluent in Cantonese. Kurata's hometown is Sakura-mura, Niihari District, Ibaraki, now part of Tsukuba. He studied performing arts at Nihon University and Toei Theater School. Kurata began working as an actor in the late 1960s and made his Hong Kong debut in 1971 in the Shaw Brothers Studio kung-fu movie Angry Guest. He is known for his extensive acting credits, with 119 known credits.
Career overview
Yasuaki Kurata is a Japanese actor specializing in action movies. He began working as an actor in the late 1960s. Kurata has studied performing arts at Nihon University and Toei Theater School.
Kurata made his Hong Kong debut in 1971 at the Shaw Brothers Studio in the kung-fu movie Angry Guest. He has appeared in numerous films, with 119 known credits. Kurata is fluent in Cantonese and holds dan ranks in karate, judo, and aikido. He is also known by his stage name, Yasuaki Kurata, and by the alias David Kurata.
Kurata has worked with notable directors and actors, including John Woo, who co-led a film featuring a large Japanese cast including Kurata. Kurata has also appeared alongside Jet Li in Fist of Legend and has played a villainous role in So Close.
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- Ninja Wars: BlackFox vs Shogun's Ninja (2026) as Hyoe Isurugi
- The Living Dragon (2026)
- Enter the Clones of Bruce (2023) as Self
- Pandora's Box (2021) as Hiroshi Kuroki
- Warriors Within (2020) as 武田寬
- Warriors Within (2020)
- Yasuragi no Toki: Michi (2019)
- BLACKFOX: Age of the Ninja (2019) as Hyoe Isurugi
- The Great Adventurer Wesley (2018) as 藤原龙太
- Golden Job (2018) as Morimoto
- Iceman: The Time Traveler (2018) as Bei Tiao
- Fat Buddies (2018)
- Manhunt (2017) as Hideo Sakaguchi
- God of War (2017) as Kumasawa
- The Brink (2017) as Chen Ding-Kui
- The One (2017) as 新右卫门大师
- The Empty Hands (2017) as Akira Hirakawa
- KIRI – Profession: Assassin (2015) as Saburi
- The Wrath of Vajra (2013) as Amano Kawao
- The Last Tycoon (2012)
- Sword of Blood (2011) as Genjiro Mishima
- Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen (2010) as Chikaraishis Vater
- Shinjuku Incident (2009) as Taro Watagawa
- Blood: The Last Vampire (2009) as Kato Takatora
- Origin: Spirits of the Past (2006) Producer
- GoGo Sentai Boukenger The Movie: The Greatest Precious (2006) as Kouichi Akashi
- Legend of Seven Monks (2006) as Santoku
- GARO (2005) as Sonshi
- The Royal Swordsmen (2005) as 柳生但马守
- Dragon Get Angry (2005)
- Fights of Fury (2004)
- Anna in Kungfu-land (2003) as Sword Shek
- Yellow Dragon (2003) as Gouzaburo "Go" Azuma
- Yellow Dragon (2003) Writer
- Yellow Dragon (2003) Executive Producer
- So Close (2002) as Master
- Samouraïs (2002) as Fujiwara Morio
- Dark War (2001) as Chang
- Conman in Tokyo (2000) as Tetsuo
- Ginza Midnight Story — Utopia 2 (2000)
- Quiet Don 11 (2000)
- Ginza Midnight Story — Utopia (2000)
- Fist Of Hero (1999) as 横山十兵卫
- Quiet Don 8 (1996)
- Quiet Don 9 (1996)
- Quiet Don 10 (1996)
- Quiet Don 7 (1995)
- Fist of Legend (1994) as Fuimo Funakoshi
- The Fighting King (1994)
- My Home Yakuza (1993)
- Quiet Don 5 (1993)
- Quiet Don 6 (1993)
- Violent Island: Dirty Money Hijack (1992)
- Quiet Don 3 (1992)
- Quiet Don 4 (1992)
- Zodiac Killers (1991) as Ishikawa (cameo)
- The Devil's Messenger DEATH MESSENGER (1991)
- Bloodfight (1989) as Masahiko Kai
- Above the War (1989) as Cook
- Seven Days War (1988) as Sakai
- Carry On Hotel (1988) as Tomohara
- Eastern Condors (1987) as Vietnamese Captain
- Millionaires' Express (1986) as Japanese Ninja
- The Seventh Curse (1986) as Captain Ho
- A Book of Heroes (1986) as Yamashita sensei
- Police Story (1985) as Passerby (uncredited)
- Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars (1985) as Parachute Assassin
- Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985) as Takei
- Ninja Thunderbolt (1984)
- To Catch a Thief (1984)
- Crisis (1983) as Chairman Sun Shao Hung
- Aces Go Places II (1983) as Bull
- Deadly Life of a Ninja (1983) as Iga Ninja Leader
- Impossible Woman (1983)
- Kanei Command Performance (1983)
- Gメン'82 (1982)
- Legend of a Fighter (1982) as Teacher Kong Ho San
- Seed of Evil (1981)
- Ninja In The Deadly Trap (1981) as Shi Ping-Wei, the Ninja Leader
- The Legend of the Owl (1981)
- Eijanaika (1981) as Hanjiro
- Shaolin Fighters vs. Ninja (1981) as Lonely Winner
- The Magnificent 3 (1980) as Japanese tourist
- Heroes of the East (1978) as Takeno
- Edge of Fury (1978) as Mr King
- Secret of the Shaolin Poles (1977) as Tiger Lei (as Shoji Kurada)
- V.I.P. (1977)
- Young Hero of Shaolin (1976)
- Dragon Princess (1976) as Masahiko Okizaki
- Which Is Stronger, Karate or the Tiger? (1976) as Ryuzaki Tetsuji
- G-Men '75 (1975) as 草野刑事
- Fists for Revenge (1975)
- The Return of Sister Street Fighter (1975) as Go Kurosaki
- The Golden Triangle (1975)
- Fighting Dragon (1975) as Lung Yen Fei (Dragon)
- Fight! Dragon! (1974) as Dragon
- Call Me Dragon (1974) as Panther / Leopard Head
- Sister Street Fighter: Hanging by a Thread (1974) as Shunsuke Tsubaki
- Fatal Strike (1974)
- Little Godfather from Hong Kong (1974) as Sakada (Chong)
- The Executioner (1974) as Kurayamada
- The Fists of Vengeance (1974) as Kiro-san
- Win Them All (1973) as Iron Fingers
- The Unsubdued Furies (1973)
- A Gathering of Heroes (1973)
- Fist of Unicorn (1973) as Sun
- Black Panther (1973) as Chang Hui-Feng
- A Girl Called Tigress (1973) as Chiau Kung
- Kung Fu Inferno (1973) as Chiang Hung
- Gold Snatchers (1973)
- Knight Errant (1973) as Tetsuro
- Kung Fu Powerhouse (1973) as Tiger
- Rage of Wind (1973) as Taka
- Seven to One (1973) as Nightclub Singer / Killer
- Ferocious to Ferocious (1973) as Yamada
- Four Riders (1972) as Lei Tai
- The Angry Guest (1972) as Katsu
- The King of Boxers (1972) as Tu Pien
- Kung Fu: The Invisible Fist (1972) as Cpt. Jai Tai
- The Prodigal Boxer (1972) as Iron Hand Tan
- Tiger (1972) as Tze Chiang
- Fight! Dragon (TV Pilot) - Dragon Flies to Hong Kong. as Ryuma Shiranui (Dragon)