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Akira Nagoya

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Japanese actor and seiyū (1930-2003)

JapanActorsLived 1930 to 2003 · aged 72
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Akira Nagoya was a Japanese actor. Nagoya was an actor who specialized in playing comical roles. He is known for playing the role of Yūtarō Asahina in the tokusatsu superhero series Ultraman Taro.

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Filmography 40

Princess Mononoke1997 · ★ 8.3
High and Low1963 · ★ 8.4
A Thousand and One Nights1969 · ★ 6.7
Flying Phantom Ship1969
Akitsu Hot Springs1962
Station1981
Basara: The Princess Goh1992
Lovers Lost1982
A Wanderer's Notebook1962
Woman in Witness Protection1997
Kaito Ruby1988
Round About Midnight1999
Fort Graveyard1965
Suspicion1982
Mahjong Horoki1984
Free and Easy1988
A Portrait of Shunkin1976
Lullaby of Death1982
Lone Wolf & Child: Assassin on the Road to Hell1989
Sweet Sweat1964
Time and Tide1983
Invitation of Lust1975
Mister, Missus, Miss Lonely1980
Yakuza Ladies: Decision1998
The Twilight Story1960
Birth of a Fighter1967
Return of Ultraman: Terror of the Waterspout Monsters1971
The Great Department Store Robbery1987
Return of Ultraman1971
Love Letter1998
Follow the Girls1971
A Tale of Young Elopement1987
Kandagawa1974
Young Challengers1968
Dotanba1956
The Symbol of a Man1963
Ellie My Love1987
Nobuko Rides on a Cloud1955
Yakuza Ladies: Red Murder1999
Could I But Live1964

93 credits on file

Television 17

Furuya Ikkou's Great Detective Kindaichi Kousuke Series1983
Return of Ultraman1971
Ultraman Taro1973
Tabiji1967
Taikouki1965
Stepsisters1985
Prime Minister of Yuhigaoka1978
Oretachi no Tabi1975
Ponytail Won't Look Back1985
They Called Me a Bad Girl1984
Sakyou Komatsu's Animation Theater1989
Kokugo Gannen1985
An Early Autumn1987
The School Cop1988
Murder Case: Lover Swap1982
松本清張の聞かなかった場所1979
津軽海峡殺しの双曲線 最後の青函連絡船殺人事件1988

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About this person

Country
Japan
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1930 to 2003 · aged 72
Written about in
5 languages

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