Toru Minegishi
Born: 1943-07-17 in Tokyo, Japan
Died: 2008-10-11
Known For: Acting
Biography
Tōru Minegishi was a Japanese actor. He appeared in more than one hundred films from 1963 to 2008.
Filmography
2009
- Shinjuku Incident as Koichi Muranishi
2008
- Departures as Yoshiki Kobayashi
- Nekonade as Ryuzaki Masataro
- Oka wo koete
- Cursed Songs 2: Nu-Meri
- Rakugo musume
- Domination Final Chapter
- Domination
- Cursed Songs: Chi-Manako
2007
- Song of Goodbye as Senior Managing Director Matsushima
- Shinjuku Gangster Hanabi
- Public Security Police Investigator
- Shoot the Boss: Shoot the Leader!
- Shoot the Boss: Hunt the Enemy
- 殺戮の応酬
- The Successful Businessmen Handbook III: Economic Tactics You Can Learn from the Yakuza as Editor-in-chief
2005
- GARO as Anglay / Tasuke Taniyama
- The King of Minami 32
2004
- Tokyo Noir
- Love and Hatred as Asama Zozo
- The Motive as Katsuyuki Akiyoshi
- Young Thugs: Going My Way
- Road to the Don 23
2003
2001
2000
1998
1997
1996
1995
- The Files of the Young Kindaichi as Seisaku Kouda
- XX: Beautiful Target
- Life is Good as Kenji Saotome（早乙女 賢次）
- Manji Dance 2 : Three Erotic Women
- Goodbye for Tomorrow as Youji Nagao
- Onihei's Detective Records
- The Great Night Escape: Midnight Run Main Store 3 as Ichiro Mochizuki
1994
- Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla as Colonel Goro Gondo (archival footage) (uncredited)
- Turning Point
- It's More Radical!
- 悪党図鑑
1993
- High School Teacher as Ninomiya Kosuke
- Koya Choken-bou oboegaki
- Samurai Kids
- Haruka, Nostalgia as Photographer
- Marriage as Inoue
- Bastard LAST DOWN TEN
- The Great Clash
1992
1991
- Door II: Tokyo Diary as Kabe
- Neo Chinpira 2: Zoom Goes the Bullet as Hideo Yoshikawa
- Kamigata Kugaizoshi
- Kanei Chronicles as Iemitsu Tokugawa
- Scratched License
1990
- Neo Chinpira: Zoom Goes the Bullet as Hideo Yoshikawa
- Killing Melody Lady Smith
- Big Boobs Buster as Dad
1989
- Godzilla vs. Biollante as Lieutenant Goro Gondo
- Beijing Watermelon as Dr. Muraki
- Beppin Town
- I'm Dandy
- The Shootist
1988
- Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis as Kudo
- The Discarnates as TV Drama Actor
- The Girl in Glass
- My Heart Belongs to Daddy as Teacher Tagawa
- The Strange Pair
1986
- His Motorbike, Her Island as Onozato
- Bound for the Fields, the Mountains, and the Seacoast as Sakae's Father
- April Fish as Entertainment Reporter
- South to the Horizon as Ginji Ishigaki
- Beyond the Shining Sea as Tokuda, School Master
- Star as Kuroki, manager
1985
- Capone Cries a Lot as Boss Yoshida
- Four Sisters as Kenichi Yuzuki
- Lonely Heart as Kazuo's Father
- The Last True Yakuza as Tetsuo Nozaki
- 国東物語
- CF Guretai
1984
- The Island Closest to Heaven as Yuuichi Fukaya
- The Deserted City as Naoyuki
- F2 Grand Prix as Keiji Sasaki
1983
- Furuya Ikkou's Great Detective Kindaichi Kousuke Series as Ryūhei Ochi
- Musashino shinjū
- The Yoshida School as Takeo Miki
- Legend of the Cat Monster as Mr. Tachihara
- Ghost Story: The House Where Butterflies Live
- Secret of the Forbidden Valley
1982
- Toge no Gunzo
- Cute Devil as Doctor
- Call Girl as Makino
- Shadow Conspirator
1981
- School in the Crosshairs as Kyogoku
- The Hidden Trail of the Beasts as Shiraki
1979
- The Adventures of Kosuke Kindaichi as Visitor in "The Woman in the Eye"
- Murder in the Doll House as Soji Mawari
1978
- Third Base as Yakuza
- The Fall of Ako Castle as Yasubei Horibe
- Winter's Flower
1977
- Proof of the Man
- Black Jack: The Visitor in the Eye as Shiro Kazama
1975
- Solar Eclipse
- Main Line to Terror
- Light of Africa as Mineichi
1973
- Sengoku Rock Hagure Kiba as Tora no Hyôe
- Rika 2: Lonely Wanderer as Hachiro
- Wild Cop 2
1972
- Love and Death at Fuji Speedway
- Delinquent Boss: Alley Dog Commando
- The Fearless Avenger as Kunisada Chuji
- The Trail of Blood
- A Chorus of One Million People as Keisuke Ôta
1971
1970
- The Killer's Killer
- Mission: Iron Castle
- If You Were Young: Rage as Ryuji Kitano
- Hurry on a Sail to Dream as Junichi Sakai
1964
- The Call of Flesh
- Youth Season Continued as Minato ("Printemps Cosmetics" Advertising Division Employee)
1963
- Roppongi Nights: Love Me, Love Me as Ebina Masaaki