Kōji Fujiyama

Kōji Fujiyama

Born 1929-12-18 (age 96) Nagasaki, Japan
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Biography

Kōji Fujiyama was a Japanese actor known for his work with Daiei and Toei Studios in the 1960s and 70s. He is perhaps best known for his appearances in the Gamera series, as well as in various horror, yakuza, and samurai films. He also appeared on television, including many detective dramas and historical dramas. His former stage name is Kōichi Fujiyama. He belonged to OT Kikaku after working at Daiei and Toei. On February 22, 1983, he was arrested in Yokohama for allegedly using stimulants at home. On April 22 of the same year, the Yokohama District Court sentenced Fujiyama to one year and two months in prison, suspended for three years. No appearances have been confirmed since the same year, and his whereabouts after that are unknown.

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Known For

Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion
The Bullet Train
The Bullet Train

1975

as Hiro-oka

Gamera vs. Barugon
Gamera vs. Barugon

1966

as Onodera

Street Mobster
Street Mobster

1972

as Ronanushi

Graveyard of Honor
Graveyard of Honor

1975

as Dealer

Zatoichi Challenged
Zatoichi Challenged

1967

as Gokishi

The Lowest Man
Gamera, the Giant Monster
Gamera, the Giant Monster

1965

as US Arctic Base Commander

Big Bad Wolf
Gamera vs. Viras
Gamera vs. Viras

1968

as Self-Defense Force Commander

Violent Streets
Violent Streets

1974

as Sengawa

Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell
Wolf Guy
Wolf Guy

1975

as Seizo

A Haunted Turkish Bathhouse
A Haunted Turkish Bathhouse

1975

as Toriyama (Bath-house Manager)

Zatoichi's Revenge
Zatoichi's Revenge

1965

as Ronin