Kimiyoshi Yasuda

Kimiyoshi Yasuda  (安田公義,   *Yasuda kimiyoshi*?, Lit. Kimiyoshi Yasuda Born: Kimiyoshi Yasuda, 1911 February 15 Died: 1983 July 26) was a Japanese film director Who joined the Nikkatsu Kyoto Studio, and even after Nikkatsu became Daiei due to the wartime integration, he continued to shoot historical drama at the Daiei Kyoto Studio, which was renamed by the studio.

## Life

Born on February 15, 1911 (Meiji 44) in Shinagawa-cho , Tokyo (currently Shinagawa-ku , Tokyo ).

In the 1930s Nikkatsu Kyoto studio joined in, Sadao Yamanaka studied with, Marne SanTaro , Kinugasa fourteen San , Hiroshi Inagaki through an assistant director of the et al., The Second World War the same studio in the war integration by the Daiei Kyoto studio After becoming, in 1944 (Showa 19), he was promoted to director with " Oma wa 770,000 stones "  .

Beside taking also continue Daiei belong to the Kyoto studio era drama after World War II, "1949 (1949) the last laugh man since", Daiei Tokyo studio is checked out to, new Toho and Takarazuka movie director even has a .

In 1964 (Showa 39), he advanced to TV movies with " Fuunji Hanjiro Karaimo Samurai and Saigo ", and also worked on contemporary plays such as the TV movie " Tokyo Security Command The Guardman ".

After the bankruptcy of Daiei in 1971 (Showa 46), he mainly worked with Shintaro Katsu and worked on TV movies such as " Zatoichi Monogatari " and " Kaikai! Munetoshi Kawachiyama ".

He died on July 26, 1983 (Showa 58) . He died at the age of 72.

## Films

### Nikkatsu Kyoto Studio

* " Tange Sazen Yosetsu Hyakuman Ryo no Tsubo ": Director Sadao Yamanaka , 1935-Record
* " Shunju Ichito Ryu ": Director Santaro Marune , 1939-Assistant Director
* " Shamisen Samurai ": Director Kinugasa Toshizo , 1939-Assistant Director
* "The Last Day of Edo ": Director Hiroshi Inagaki , 1941-Assistant Director
* " Miyamoto Musashi Ichijoji Battle " *Samurai II: Duel at Ichijoji Temple*  : Director Hiroshi Inagaki, 1942-Assistant Director

### Daiei Kyoto Studio

* " Horse is 770,000 stones ": 1944
* " Adventure of the Night ": 1948
* "The Last Laughing Man ": Daiei Tokyo Studio , 1949
* " Mother Koisei ": 1949
* " Waiting Elephant ": 1949
* " Condor ": 1950
* " Bullet holes on the railroad ": 1950
* " Komuso Mansion ": 1950
* " Pirate Island ": 1950
* " Umon Torimonocho band Doke Buddhism ": new Toho -綜芸production / new Toho, 1951
* " Jurokuya Kaido ": 1951
* " Wharf of Passion ": Daiei Tokyo Studio, 1951
* " Red Key ": 1951
* " Furisode Madonna ": 1952
* " Sado Island Sad Song ": Daiei / New Movie / Daiei, 1952
* " Sad love camellia ": 1953
* " Mother's Eyes ": Daiei Tokyo Studio, 1953
* " Sandy Curse ": 1953
* " Sandy Curse Yukijoro ": 1953
* " Kanpachishu Assortment ": 1954
* " Phantom Thief Mottled Spider ": Shintoho , 1954
* " Maiko Monogatari ": 1954
* " Tide Dekishima handsome fencing " *The Young Swordsman*  : Daiei Tokyo studio, 1954
* " Date Sodo Mother Palace ": 1954
* " Rice ball Wakasama " *The Young Lord*  : 1955 years
* " Shin Shokoku Monogatari Otena no Tou " Part 1 / Part 2: Takarazuka Movie / Toho / Toho, 1955/1956
* " Hirai Gompachi ": Takarazuka Movie / Toho, 1956
* " Dancer rows Symbol " *The Dancer And Two Warriors*  : 1955 years
* " Moonlight Stupid Bird ": 1956
* " Ninjutsu Warrior Training ": 1956
* " Mother Shirayuki ": 1956
* " Seven changes in paper cranes " before and after: 1956
* " Ninjutsu Championship Match ": 1956
* " Twenty-nine people's fighting letter " *Fighting Letter for 29 People*  : 1957
* " Akadô Suzunosuke Defeating the Demon Party ": 1957
* " Akadô Suzunosuke Asuka style vacuum slash ": 1957
* " Akado Suzunosuke New Moon Tower Demon ": 1957
* " Akadô Suzunosuke One-legged Majin ": 1957
* " Furaibo Ichiban Game ": Daiei Tokyo Studio, 1958
* " HanaTaro spell " *Hanataro Jumon*  : 1958 years
* " Megitsune Buro ": 1958
* " Flower Yuuden ": 1958
* " Crow of Tenryu ": 1959
* " Red Thistle ": 1959
* " Tsukikage Hyogo Upper Stage Kasumi Sword ": 1959
* " Chiyoda Castle Burning ": 1959
* " Ghost Story : Depth ": 1960
* " Yosakoi Sanbikasa ": 1960
* " Ippon Sword Bale ": 1960
* " Lady Mitsukasa ": 1960
* " Genroku Daimyo ": 1960
* " Bishonen Change ": 1961
* "The Lady Who Jumped Out ": 1961
* " Suttobi Hitoshi ": 1961
* " Haruka Kosode ": 1961
* " Isobushi Genta ": 1961
* "Unemon and his wife": 1962
* " Rainy Kudanzaka ": 1962
* " Confrontation ": 1963
* " Zatoichi on the Road ": 1963
* "The Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery": 1964
* " Sleepy Eyes of Death ": 1964
* " Zatoichi Sekisho Breaking ": 1964
* " Fuunji Hanjiro Karaimo Samurai and Saigo ": TV movie , Toshin TV / Mainichi Broadcasting System , 1964-1965-
* " Sleepy Eyes of Death ": 1965
* " Shin Kurama Tengu ": 1965
* " Tokyo Security Command The Guardman ": TV movie, Daiei TV room / TBS , 1965-1971
* " Murderer ": 1966
* " Daimajin ": 1966
* " Zatoichi Iron Fire Trip ": 1967
* The Hoodlum Priest : 1967
* " Tokyo Expo ": 1967
* " Infamous Ichidai ": 1967
* " Sleepy Eyes of Death ": 1968
* " Yokai Monsters ": 1968
* " Continued Secret Girl's Prison ": 1968
* " Zatoichi Fruits ": 1968
* " Second generation young boss ": 1969
* " Hakushu Ichidai Blood Festival Fudo ": 1969
* " Lady Sazen Wet Swallow One-Handed Slash ": 1969
* " Tokaido Haunted Road ": 1969
* " Hitokiri Hanjiro ": TV movie, Tokyo channel 12 (currently TV Tokyo ), 1970
* " Kaidan Kasane Swamp ": 1970
* "New Zatoichi, Torn! Tangjin Sword ": Katsu Production / Daiei Kyoto Studio, 1971

### After Daiei bankruptcy

* " Aozora Ronin ": TV movie, Union Motion Picture / NTV , 1971
* " Nemuri Shiro ": TV movie, Toei / Kansai TV , 1972-1973
* Shin Hasegawa Series " One Sword with a Bale " Part 1 / Part 2: TV Movie, Katsu Production / NET (currently TV Asahi ), 1972
* " Kogashi Monjiro " Phase 2: TV movie, CAL / Fuji TV , 1972-1973
* " Zatoichi's Story Kasama no Blood Festival ": Katsu Production / Toho, 1973
* " Wolf / Unrequited ": TV movie, Mainichi Broadcasting System / Daiei TV / Video Kyoto , 1973-1974
* " Oshizamurai Kiichi Houmei ": TV movie, Katsu Production / NTV, 1973-1974
* " Zatoichi Monogatari ": TV movie, Katsu Production / Fuji TV, 1974
* " Exciting! Munetoshi Kawachiyama ": TV movie, Katsu Production / Fuji TV, 1975-1976
* " Musashi Miyamoto ": TV movie, Kabukiza TV / Kansai TV, 1975-1976
* " Farewell Ronin ": TV movie, Katsu Production / Fuji TV, 1976
* " New Kogarashi Monjiro ": TV movie, CAL / Tokyo 12 channel, 1977-1978
* " New Zatoichi " Phase 2: TV movie, Katsu Production / Fuji TV, 1978
* " Half Seven Catchbook ": TV movie, Kabukiza TV / TV Asahi, 1979
* " Japanese Masterpiece Kaidan Theater ": TV movie, Tokyo channel 12, 1979