Akinari Suzuki

Akinari Suzuki  (鈴木晰成,   *Suzuki Akinari*?, Born: 1917 Died: January 15, 2010) Was a Japanese film producer Former director of Daiei Kyoto Studio  . His real name is Akinari Suzuki ( Azusa is called to the fire bias)  . The pseudonym as a writer is- Akinari (same reading).

## Life

Born in Kyoto in 1917 (Taisho 6). His father, Yoshinosuke Suzuki , was a member of the House of Representatives , but he is also an officer of Kyoto Land Kogyo, a movie entertainment company in Kyoto, and from that influence he became familiar with movies from an early age .

Kyoto Prefectural graduated from one junior high school  later, become a reporter of the film magazine to a teenager, also after he stepped on the experience in the field of entertainment and distribution of the movie  , in 1937 (1937) Emerging He joined Kinema  . Osaka Dotonbori of Asahi seat publicity engagement, the company Kansai branch publicity section chief, Shochiku Kyoto studio ( Sakyo-ku Shimogamomiyazaki-cho ) who served the propaganda chief  . Japanese occupation of Kyoto Jofu (of the current Republic of Korea Seoul 1943 during his tenure as director in Gyeongseong branch office that was in) (1943), a local World War II receive the convening of  .

In 1948 (Showa 23) after the end of the war, he joined Daiei  . Starting from the budget section of Daiei Kyoto Studio, he returned to the studio through the sales section of the company's Kansai branch office in the distribution field, and served as the director of the production department and planning department of the studio  . It was around 1960-1962 that the works of Tokuzo Tanaka , Kenji Misumi and others were credited as "production" or "planning" . The credits for the two works released in 1960 (Showa 35) are under the real name of "Akinari Suzuki", but the following day, "The Life of an Amorous Man " released on March 16, 1961 (Showa 36) , "Suzuki" The name was changed to "Akinari"  , and the subsequent credits were fixed with the same notation  . In 1963 (Showa 38), he published "Sixpence miscellaneous notes" as a private edition  .

Later, he became president of the Kansai branch and became a director. In 1965, when he was 48 years old, he became the director of Daiei Kyoto Studio . On November 29, 1971 (Showa 46), all employees were notified of dismissal, Daiei went bankrupt, and the studio was closed.

In 1990 (Heisei 2), Kinema Junpo published a pseudonym "Masaichi Nagata, a man who was called a trumpet", which depicts Masaichi Nagata, the president who led the heyday of Daiei , under the pseudonym of **Akinari Suzuki** .  . In 2001 (2001), film director Teinosuke Kinugasa draw the same period in the center of the "life way Banashi Teinosuke Kinugasa and its era," Wise publication was publication in the same pen name from  .

## Filmography

* "The Demon of Mount Oeyama ": Director Tokuzo Tanaka , 1960
* " Scar Yosaburo ": Director Daisuke Ito , 1960
* "A Lustful Man ": Director Yasuzo Masumura , 1961
* " Sakurada Mon ": Director Masateru Nishiyama , 1961
* " Infamous ": Director Tokuzo Tanaka, 1961 \* Credit is "Akinari Suzuki"
* " Shin Genji Monogatari ": Director Kazuo Mori , 1961
* " Buddha ": Director Kenji Misumi , 1961
* " Continued notorious ": Director Tokuzo Tanaka, 1961 ※ credit is "Suzuki炤成"
* " Onnakeizu ": Director Kenji Misumi, 1962
* " Judgment of Echizen Mamoru ": Director Tokuzo Tanaka, 1962

## Bibliography

Works from the National Diet Library, etc.  .

* "Sixpence miscellaneous notes", private edition, 1963
* "A man called a trumpet, movie producer Masakazu Nagata" (in the name of Akinari Suzuki), Kinema- Junposha , 1990 ISBN 4873760410
* "Life is a way of life, Sadanosuke Kinugasa and his era" (in the name of Akinari Suzuki), Waizu Shuppan , 2001 ISBN 4898301193