Toshio Kurosawa (黒沢年雄) was born on February 4, 1944 in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan. He is an actor, known for Lady Snowblood (1973), Urutora Q (1965) and Samurai Assassin (1965).

Filmography

• 2012Shinobido
• Moyashimon — Keigo Itsuki
• 2008Neko Ramen Taisho — Ramen Chef
• 2008What the War Meant — Kojiro Oikawa
• 2004Part-Time Detective 2 — Toshio Sengoku
• Always the two of us — Murakoshi Ryosuke
• 2002Part-Time Detective — Toshio Sengoku
• My Husband — Mamoru Ishihara
• 2000Gotoshi Co. Ltd. Rookies 2
• 1999Rookies Gotoshi Co., Ltd. ~THE MOVIE~
• 1998Hageshii Kisetsu — 久藤
• 1998The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 1
• 1998The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 2
• 1998The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 3
• 1998The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 4
• 1998The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 5
• 1997Fujisawa Shuhei's Sparkling Sword: Puppeteer in the Shadows
• Shinjuku Shark
• The Files of the Young Kindaichi — Kosei Yamanouchi
• 1990Best Guy — Yamamoto
• 1986Take It Easy
• Bijin Koroshi Series
• 1981The Dump Truck Rascal — Ryusuke Kikuchi
• 1981The Last Days of Planet Earth — Akira Nakagawa
• 1980Battles Without Honor and Humanity: The Complete Saga — Shigeru Takemoto
• ザ・ハングマン
• 1979０計画を阻止せよ－総理大臣誘拐！！－ — Samonji
• 1978A Young Female Instructor
• 1978Flower Cross
• 1978Horror of the Giant Vortex
• 1978The Truck Rascals Go to The North
• 1975Spoonful of Happiness
• 1974Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Police Tactics — Shigeru Takemoto
• 1974Evil of Dracula — Professor Shiraki
• 1974Father of the Kamikaze
• 1974Karafuto 1945 Summer
• 1974Prophecies of Nostradamus — Akira Nakagawa
• Submersion of Japan — Secretary Nakata
• 1974The Beast Shall Die — Junichi Shoda
• 1973Hanzo the Razor: The Snare — Junai Mikoshiba
• 1973Horror of the Wolf — Akira Jin
• 1973Lady Snowblood — Ryūrei Ashio
• 1973The Human Revolution
• The Water Margin — Tai Sung
• 1972The Water Margin — Golden Spear, Shi Wengong
• 1971First-Decade Boss vs. Second-Decade Staff: Mon-Fri-Fri — Kenichi Amari, Yoyo Dev. Manager
• 1971First-Decade President vs. Second-Decade Staff — Kenichi Amari
• 1971New Prison Walls of Abashiri: Snowbound Deserter
• 1971The Wolves — Tsutomu Onodera
• 1970Attack at Daylight — Osamu
• 1970City of Beasts — Yasuharu Arima
• 1970Duel at Fort Ezo — Kyuma
• 1970Outstanding High School Girl: Ecstasy of a 16-Year-Old
• 1970Outstanding High School Girl: I'm 16 Years Old, Leave Me Alone
• 1970Rebel Against Glory
• 1970The Militarists — Shimagaki
• 1969Battle of the Japan Sea — Pfc. Maeyama
• 1969Our Wasteland
• 1969Shinjuku Plaza
• 1969The Resurrection of the Beast
• 1969Too Young to Die
• 1968Admiral Yamamoto — 1st Lt. Kimura
• 1968Five Gents and Karate Grandpa — Toru Tanaka (Takayama Trading Secretary Section)
• 1968Five Gents and a Chinese Merchant — Tōru Tanaka
• 1968Good-bye Moscow
• 1968How to Be the Worst of Office Workers
• 1968Hymn to a Tired Man — Renji Mukaizaka
• 1968The Flame of Youth
• 1968The Green Years
• 1968Two Hearts in the Rain
• 1968Where Love Springs
• 1968Young Challengers — Susumu Ono
• 1967Comic Storyteller — The Great Burglar
• 1967Discover Japan with the 5 Gents — Jirō Ogawa (President’s Secretary)
• 1967Five Gents Prefer Geisha — Jirō Ogawa
• 1967Japan's Longest Day — Major Kenji Hatanaka - Military Affairs Section
• 1967Pomegranate Time — Jiro Sakamoto
• 1967Seishun Tarō
• 1967Sodachi zakari
• 1967The Burning Sun
• 1967The Izu Dancer
• 1966Big Wind from Tokyo — Tadokoro Eiji
• 1966Come Marry Me — Noro Takao
• 1966Moment of Terror — Kuniko's younger brother
• 1966Punch Guy
• 1966The Stranger Within a Woman — Bartender
• 1966This Is Youth! — Matsumoto
• 1965Campus A Go-Go — Izawa
• 1965Samurai Assassin — Katsunoshin Itamura

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1974Secret Prophecies of Nostradamus — Himself