Makoto Satō

Acting

Born March 18, 1934, Kanzaki District, Saga, Saga Prefecture, Japan

Makoto Satō (18 March 1934 – 6 December 2012) was a Japanese film actor. He appeared in more than one hundred films from 1953 to 2008.

Filmography

• 2008Gun-Kyu: War Pigeon
• 2005Hidaruka
• 2004Fireflies: River of Light
• 2002Vengeance for Sale — Enemy
• 2000First Love
• 2000The Stupid Teacher — Kurihara
• 1999Shikoku — Sendo
• 1999The Nagaharu Yodogawa Story: A Cineaste's Life in Kobe
• 1998Diary of Early Winter Shower — Numata
• 1998Shomuni
• 1998Tom Cat Holmes and the Twilight Hotel
• 1997Princess Mononoke — Tatari God (voice)
• 1997The Eel — Jukichi Takada
• 1996Secret Waltz
• Shinjuku Shark
• 1990Ai・Mai・Me — Akutsu Kaname
• 1989Urban Marine Resort Story
• 1989Yun’s Town
• 1989Zatoichi: Darkness Is His Ally
• 1986Bound for the Fields, the Mountains, and the Seacoast — Seiroku the Pimp
• 1985Four Sisters — Morio Kitazawa
• 1985Lonely Heart — Principal Okamoto
• 1985Typhoon Club — Hideo
• 1984The Street of Desire
• 1984Zero
• 1983Amagi Pass — Police in chief
• 1983Kazoku no sentaku — Shinji Koiwa
• 1983Legend of the Cat Monster
• 1982Cute Devil — Detective
• 1982I Are You, You Am Me — Akio Saitoh
• 1982Ninja Hunt
• 1982The Imperial Japanese Empire
• 1981Flames of Blood
• 1981Sailor Suit and Machine Gun — Sekine
• 1981The Imperial Navy
• 1980Port Arthur
• 1980Shogun's Ninja — Junka no Yatoji
• 1980The S.S. Happiness Sets Sail
• 1978Message from Space — Urocco
• 1978The Okinawa War of Ten Years
• 1977Red-Hot Youth
• 1977Shinjuku's Number One Drunk-Killer Tetsu — Yasuo Fujiwara
• 1976The Youth Killer
• 1975Green Lovers
• 1975The Killing Machine — Kentaro Otaki
• 1975Truck Rascals: No One Can Stop Me — Dragon
• 1974Moscow, My Love — Tetsuya
• 1974The Executioner — Takeshi Hayabusa
• 1974The Executioner II: Karate Inferno — Takeshi Hayabusa
• 1973Miyamoto Musashi
• 1973The Human Revolution
• 1973The Incident at Takanodai
• The Water Margin — Yang Zhi
• 1972Kigeki yūwaku ryokō
• Kogarashi Monjiro — Kinzo
• 1972Yakuza Wolf: I Perform Murder — Jun Eguchi
• 1971Blood for Blood — Hiroshi Yoshinaga
• 1970Blind Woman's Curse — Tani Shouichi
• 1970Killer's Hit List
• 1970Prison Tales
• 1970Rise and Fall of Chivalry
• 1970The Summit of Mt. Fuji — Morita
• 1970Thugs of Shinjuku
• 1970Woman Boss
• 196925 O'Clock in Shinjuku
• 1969Battle of the Japan Sea — Gunnery Chief of Security
• 1969Bonds of Love — Kenji Hirai
• 1969Ex Convict: Sword Storm
• 1969The Cross of Vengeance
• 1969The Falcon Fighters — Lt. Takeo Kato
• 1969Woman Gambling Expert: Odd/Even Gambling Trip
• 1968Admiral Yamamoto — Genda
• 1968Golden Eyes — Detective Tezuka
• 1968Homeless Ninja Trick Book: Lose in All Directions
• 1968I, the Executioner — Kawashima
• 1968Samaritan Zatoichi — Yasaburo Kashiwazaki
• 1968Trigger-Happy
• 1968Where Love Springs
• 1967Japan's Longest Day — Major Hidemasa Koga - 1st Imperial Guards Division
• 1967The Killing Bottle — Ken Hayata
• 1967Zoku izuko e
• 1966Adventure in Kigan Castle — Gorjaka
• 1966Rise Against the Sword — Yatōta Gōemon
• 1966The Daphne — Goro (Kudo's younger brother)
• 1966The Mad Atlantic — Aoki
• 1966This Is Youth! — Jin'nouchi
• 1966What's Up, Tiger Lily? — Phil's Partner
• 1966Zero Fighter
• 1965Fort Graveyard — Inuyama
• 1965Homeless Ninja Trick Book
• 1965Mission to Annihilate the Underworld
• 1965Start Here — Sanjiro Kitamura (Toshiko’s Husband)
• 1965The Retreat from Kiska — Commander Amano
• 1965We Will Remember
• 1964A Keg of Powder — Inspector Yagyu
• 1964Ant Hell War
• 1964Blood and Diamonds
• 1964Tiger Flight
• 1964Whirlwind — Shuri Kusanagi
• 1963A Photo journalist's Story: Risk Your Life for the Moment
• 1963Attack Squadron — Teppei Yano
• 1963Interpol Code 8 — Natsuo Ezaki
• 1963Operation Mad Dog
• 1963Outpost of Hell
• 1963Samurai Pirate — The Black Pirate
• 1963Siege of Fort Bismarck
• 1963Warring Clans — Kinoshita
• 1962Chûshingura — Kazuemon Fuwa
• 1962Counterstroke — Ryusuke Oki
• 1962Operation Enemy Fort
• 1962Operation Sewer Rats — Byakko
• 1962The Crimson Sky
• 1962The Weed of Crime
• 1961A Man in Red
• 1961Bandits on the Wind
• 1961Blood on the Sea
• 1961Blueprint of Murder — Ken Sudô
• 1961Hiroshi Moriya Sadogasa: Thank You, Sandogasa — Nagagorō of Shimizu
• 1961Hiroshi Moriya Sandogasa: I Want to Weep — Teraemon (a Western two-sworded ronin)
• 1961The Last Challenge
• 1961The Man from the East — Uesugi
• 1961The Merciless Trap
• 1961The Witness Killed
• 1960I'm a Single Salaryman
• 1960Modern Salaryman: Bushido Romance — Kawashima Shigeo
• 1960Reporters from the Sky
• 1960Tell It to the Dolls
• 1960The Last Gunfight — Yata
• 1960The Storm of the Pacific — Lt. Matsuura
• 1960Three Dolls and Three Guys
• 1960University Bandits
• 1960Westward Desperado
• 1959Desperado Outpost — Sergeant Okubo, alias Araki
• 1959The Beast Shall Die
• 1959The Big Boss — Goro
• 1959The College Ruggers — Matsukichi Ishikawa
• 1959The Entrapped Gangster — Saburo Shindo
• 1959The Guys in the Cage
• 1959The Imitation Lords
• 1958Adults Cannot Understand - Record of Youth
• 1958All About Marriage
• 1958He's the Killer
• 1958In Self-Defense
• 1958The H-Man — Uchida
• 1958The Hidden Fortress — Soldier (uncredited)
• 1958The Young Beast
• 1958The Young Boss is Third Generation — Tadashi
• 1958Who Is the Informer? — Detective A
• 1957A Man in the Storm
• 1957Faraway Man
• 1957Kiss the Moon
• 1957The 36 Passengers
• 1957The Decoy — Ryōsuke Yamashita (Escaped convict)
• 1957The Last Escape
• 1957The Luckiest Dai
• 1957The Men of Toho-ku
• 1956Summer in Eclipse
• 1956The Wicked Boy
• 1953Bot-chan