Biography

Osamu Takizawa(1906-2000)

Actor

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Osamu Takizawa in La légende de Zatoïchi: Zatoïchi contre yojimbo (1970)

Zatoichi tries to unrest the mob rule over a small village all while the gang leader's bodyguard is actually the Yojimbo, secretly taking the gang down from the inside. Will the two heroes realize in time that they are on the same side?

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La légende de Zatoïchi: Zatoïchi contre yojimbo (1970)

Osamu Takizawa was born on 13 November 1906 in Ushigome, Tokyo, Japan. He was an actor, known for La bataille de Mandchourie (1970), Sensô to ningen II: Ai to kanashimi no sanga (1971) and Chûshingura (1958). He died on 22 June 2000 in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan.

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Known for

La bataille de Mandchourie (1970)

La bataille de Mandchourie

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Yusuke Godai

1970

Sensô to ningen II: Ai to kanashimi no sanga (1971)

Sensô to ningen II: Ai to kanashimi no sanga

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Yusuke Godai

1971

Chûshingura (1958)

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Kôzukenosuke Kira

1958

Sensô to ningen III: Kanketsuhen (1973)

Sensô to ningen III: Kanketsuhen

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Yusuke Godai

1973

Credits

Actor

Legend of the Black Eye - Kokudohoh
Video
- Icildua
- 2000
Rokudenashi Blues II
- Hiroto Oba
- 1998
Kôtei no inai hachigatsu
6.7
- Sbayashi, PM
- 1978
Yokomizo Seishi shirîzu
7.2
TV Series
- 1977
Tenpô suiko-den: Ôhara Yûgaku
- Ihei Hayashi
- 1976
Genroku taiheiki
TV Series
- 1975
Karei-naru ichizoku
7.6
- Miyamoto
- 1974
Sensô to ningen III: Kanketsuhen
7.1
- Yusuke Godai
- 1973
Ame wa shitteita
- Company Director
- 1971
Sensô to ningen II: Ai to kanashimi no sanga
7.0
- Yusuke Godai
- 1971
Yomigaeru daichi
- Corporate chairman
- 1971
Naikai no wa
6.6
- 1971
La bataille de Mandchourie
7.0
- Yusuke Godai
- 1970
La légende de Zatoïchi: Zatoïchi contre yojimbo
7.0
- Yasuke Eboshiya
- 1970
Ten to chi to
TV Series
- 1969

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Personal details

Alternative name
- Shu Takizawa
Born
- November 13, 1906
- Ushigome, Tokyo, Japan
Died
- June 22, 2000
- Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan(pneumonia)

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