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Yasuo Araki
Acting Born Jun 17, 1938 Tokyo, Japan 52 credits
Biography
Yasuo Araki works in acting. Born June 17, 1938 in Tokyo, Japan. Archytele tracks 52 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Comedy: Love and Justice Among Cheaters
The Battle of Okinawa君は海を見たかMiyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of DeathRikugun rakugo-hei
Incident at Blood PassAn Ode to YakuzaRebel Against GloryWoman Gambling Expert: Stakes of a Game of ChanceJapan's No. 1 Yakuza Man
Dump, Hip, Bump: Give it to me Guys!The Resurrection of the BeastCrazy Big Explosion新・与太郎戦記Woman Gambling Expert: Odd/Even Gambling Trip
Admiral YamamotoGolden EyesSun Above, Death BelowThe Diary of a Sex CounsellorImaginary Paradise
Young Guy in the South PacificJapan's Longest DayCircuit-A-Go-GoG-Men of the Sea: Pacific Ocean Bodyguards
Ultra QGamera vs. BarugonTaming an Unruly GirlRise Against the SwordTrump Card of Revenge
Red BeardThe School of FleshIronfingerKey of KeysThe Crazy Adventure
Western King, Eastern LeaderYou Can Succeed, Too
Ōkuma Shigenobu the great
GorathWoman of DesignA Woman's IdentityForbiddenSudara Festival: I Understand, but I can't Stop
Hidden FangsEternity of Love
I'm a Single SalarymanGinza TomboySalaryman Idea Book: Concern for Success
Battle in Outer Space
Full Filmography
52 titles- Comedy: Love and Justice Among Cheaters (1974) as Hyodo
- The Battle of Okinawa (1971) as Officer
- 君は海を見たか (1971)
- Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death (1971)
- Rikugun rakugo-hei (1971)
- Incident at Blood Pass (1970)
- An Ode to Yakuza (1970)
- Rebel Against Glory (1970)
- Woman Gambling Expert: Stakes of a Game of Chance (1970)
- Japan's No. 1 Yakuza Man (1970)
- 与太郎戦記 女は幾万ありとても (1970)
- Dump, Hip, Bump: Give it to me Guys! (1969)
- The Resurrection of the Beast (1969)
- Crazy Big Explosion (1969)
- 新・与太郎戦記 (1969)
- Woman Gambling Expert: Odd/Even Gambling Trip (1969)
- Admiral Yamamoto (1968) as Yukichi Eto
- Golden Eyes (1968)
- Sun Above, Death Below (1968)
- The Diary of a Sex Counsellor (1968)
- Imaginary Paradise (1968)
- Young Guy in the South Pacific (1967) as Hanatani
- Japan's Longest Day (1967) as Decapitated Man
- Circuit-A-Go-Go (1967)
- G-Men of the Sea: Pacific Ocean Bodyguards (1967)
- Ultra Q (1966) as Cop
- Gamera vs. Barugon (1966)
- Taming an Unruly Girl (1966)
- Rise Against the Sword (1966) as Heikichi
- Trump Card of Revenge (1966)
- The Hoodlum Soldier Deserts Again (1966)
- Red Beard (1965) as Thug
- The School of Flesh (1965)
- Ironfinger (1965) as Akatsuki's Henchman
- Key of Keys (1965)
- The Crazy Adventure (1965)
- Zero-Fighters (1965)
- Western King, Eastern Leader (1964)
- You Can Succeed, Too (1964)
- Ōkuma Shigenobu the great (1963)
- Gorath (1962) as Hayabusa Observer
- Woman of Design (1962) as Employee A
- A Woman's Identity (1962)
- Forbidden (1962)
- Sudara Festival: I Understand, but I can't Stop (1962)
- Fūshinraishin (1962)
- Hidden Fangs (1961)
- Eternity of Love (1961)
- I'm a Single Salaryman (1960)
- Ginza Tomboy (1960) as Hinomaru Gang Member
- Salaryman Idea Book: Concern for Success (1960) as Yakuza Youth D
- Battle in Outer Space (1959) as Natari
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Yasuo Araki best known for?
Yasuo Araki is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Battle of Okinawa (1971), Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death (1971), Admiral Yamamoto (1968), Japan's Longest Day (1967).
When and where was Yasuo Araki born?
Yasuo Araki was born on June 17, 1938 in Tokyo, Japan.
How many credits does Yasuo Araki have?
Yasuo Araki has accumulated over 52 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1959 to 1974.
Yasuo Araki by the numbers
52credits
51films
1TV series
1959–1974active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Admiral Yamamoto (1968) as Yukichi Eto — aged about 30
- Red Beard (1965) as Thug — aged about 27
- Ultra Q (1966) as Cop — aged about 28
- The Battle of Okinawa (1971) as Officer — aged about 33
- Japan's Longest Day (1967) as Decapitated Man — aged about 29
- Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death (1971) — aged about 33
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