Yōichi Numata (沼田 曜一 Numata Yōichi) was a Japanese film actor. He appeared in 27 films between 1949 and 2001.

Filmography

• Sakura
• 2001The Princess Blade — Kuka
• 1999Ring 2 — Takashi Yamamura
• 1998Ring — Takashi Yamamura
• 1995Deep River — Kiguchi
• 1980An Ocean to Cross — Commander of the Guard Chou
• 1980Barefoot Gen Part 3: Battle of Hiroshima
• 1975The Great Chase — Giichi Motoyashiki
• 1974Bohachi Bushido: The Villain
• 1973Miyamoto Musashi
• 1972Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion — Soga
• 1972Shōwa Gokudōshi
• 1972The Brawling Angel
• 1972The Red Silk Gambler
• 1971Contemporary Tales of Chivalry: Forbidden Love
• 1971Kanto Street Peddlers: Shallow Clan Honor — Yasuharu Akaiwa
• 1971Red Peony Gambler: Here to Kill You
• 1970Brothers of Capones
• Chiba Shusaku: Kendo Masshigura — 丸目典膳
• 1970Kanto Street Peddlers: Clan Violent Loyalty — Segawa
• 1970Red Peony Gambler: Oryu's Return — Niho No Junkichi
• 1969Okatsu the Fugitive
• 1969Sex and Life
• 1969The Biggest Gamble
• 1969The Cross of Vengeance
• 1969Watch Out, Crimson Bat!
• 1968Bakeneko: A Vengeful Spirit — Torakichi
• 1968Big Time Gambling Boss — Susumu Noguchi
• 1968Ukiyo-e Artist — Kasuke
• 1967Game of Chance 2
• 1967North Sea Chivalry
• 1966The Golden Bat — Keloid
• 1962Jealousy — Detective Horii
• 1961Happiness of Us Alone — Koichi, Akiko's brother
• 1961Invitation to the Enchanted Town
• 1961Keiyaku kekkon
• 1961Straight Talk on Romance: The Definitive Guide
• 1960Beyond the Hills
• 1960Death Row Woman — Inspector Miyata
• 1960Enigmatic Explosion of the Battleship Mutsu — Captain Hirano
• 1960Female Thief and the Bomb — Ryûtarô Tachibana
• 1960Fighting Horizon
• 1960Jigoku — Tamura
• 1960Kôshitsu to sensô to waga minzoku — Army Commander Tanaka
• 1960Maboroshi Tantei: Kyōfu No Uchūjin — Chief Inspector Fuji
• 1960Maboroshi Tantei: Yûreitô no Daima Jutsudan — Chief Inspector Fuji
• 1960Reckless Drivers
• 1960Supai to Teisô
• 1960The Ghost Cat of Otama Pond
• 1960Yellow Line — Newspaper editor
• 1959Emperor Meiji and General Nogi — General Kodama Gentarô
• 1959Haunted Cave — Prof. Mizuki
• 1959Satsujinhan nanatsu no kao
• 1959The Blood Sword of the 99th Virgin — Muneharu Yugebe
• 1959The Pacific War and the International Military Tribunal — Counsel Hayashi
• 1958Bloody History of Soldiers — Saburo Aizawa
• 1958Casebook of Dandy Sashichi: Dead Woman's Tattoo
• 1958Emperor & Empress Meiji and the Sino-Japanese War — Gonnohyoei Yamamoto
• 1958Holiday in Japan -Chapter 2-
• 1958Nude Model Murder Case — Nobuhiko Kasahara
• 1958Star Poisoning Case
• 1957Cordon at Dawn
• 1957Emperor Meiji and the Great Russo-Japanese War — Vice-Admiral Ijuin
• 1957Hibari's Triple Role: The Dazzling Transformation of Yukinojo
• 1957Mysterious Clouds: Legend of Satomi's Heroic Deed — Inue Shinbee
• 1957Traitors of the Blue Castle — Tonomo Shirakawa
• 1957Yellow Crow
• 1956Admiral Yamamoto and the Allied Fleets
• 1956Daigaku no kengō: Keiraku no abarenbō
• 1956Devil Princess’ Beauty Competition
• 1956Keirin Queen — Shinya Kuramoto
• 1956Night School — (uncredited)
• 1956The Ceiling at Utsunomiya — Shôgun Iemitsu
• 1956The Fencing Collegian
• 1956Where's Paradise?
• 1955The Sacrifice of the Human Torpedoes — Lieutenant Sekiya
• 1954A Certain Woman — Yoshio Oka
• 1954Hanran
• 1954Tengu Kurama: A Strong Wind Through 808 Villages
• 1954日本敗れず
• 1954関八州勢揃い
• 1953At the End of the Clouds
• 1953Half Virgin
• 1953Miniature — Kurisu
• 1953The Tattoo Murder Case
• 1952A Ripple in a Morning — Numazawa
• 1952Man in the Storm — Keiichi Ogata
• 1952Swift Current
• 1952Vacuum Zone — Duty Officer of the week
• 1951Dispersed Clouds — Takeshi Minami
• 1951The Stormy Era of Twenty Years
• 1951Waga ichidaka jidai no hanzai
• 1950G-men of Japan 2: Bloody Duel at Shipwreck Cape
• 1950Les Miserables I: God and the Devil
• 1950Les Miserables II: Banner of Love and Freedom
• 1950Listen to the Voices of the Sea
• 1950Yami ni hikarume
• 1949Island of Horrors — Senmanta
• 1949Masquerade Ball
• 1949Utako's Story
• 1947The Love of the Actress Sumako

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 2006Building the Inferno: Nobuo Nakagawa and the Making of 'Jigoku' — self