Akira Nagoya

Akira Nagoya was an American actor who is best known for High and Low, Princess Mononoke, and Three Old Ladies. Born on December 8, 1930, in Tokyo, Japan, he built a significant career in film before passing away on June 24, 2003, in Tokyo, Japan.

Personal and Family Life

Akira Nagoya was born into a Japanese family in Tokyo. Details about his early life and family are not widely known. His passion for acting led him to pursue a successful career in film and television, where he gained recognition for his diverse roles.

Career

Throughout his career, Akira Nagoya appeared in numerous films and television shows, establishing himself as a versatile actor. He is particularly remembered for his roles in High and Low, Princess Mononoke, and Three Old Ladies, among others, which showcased his talents in both drama and voice acting.

Death and Legacy

Akira Nagoya passed away from pneumonia on June 24, 2003, in Tokyo. He left behind a rich legacy in Japanese cinema, influencing many aspiring actors with his work. His performances continue to be appreciated by fans of classic and contemporary Japanese films.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
もののけ姫 1997-07-12 Cowherd (voice)
天国と地獄 1963-03-01 Detective Yamamoto
駅 STATION 1981-11-07 Takada
麻雀放浪記 1984-10-10 Jyoushuu Tora
道頓堀川 1982-06-12 Katsu-san
ミスター・ミセス・ミス・ロンリー 1980-12-20 Sakio Hanamori
血と砂 1965-09-18 Nezu
春琴抄 1976-12-25 Zensuke(善助)
ノンちゃん雲に乗る 1955-06-07 Driver
ジャンボ宝船 1991-01-01 N/A
帰ってきたウルトラマン 1971-04-02 Narrator