Kanji Koshiba

Biography

Known For

The Day England Falls

19 November, 1942

Ghost Train

14 August, 1949

Kurohyō

17 July, 1953

A Geisha

12 August, 1953

Shinran

21 June, 1960

Lord Mito 2: The Nation's Vice Shogun

12 July, 1959

Fall of the Shogun's Militia

22 November, 1954

One-Eyed Wolf

3 March, 1959

Echo in the Mountains

20 September, 1959

Restoration Fire

14 October, 1961

Lofty Ambitions

12 February, 1957

The Man From Chungking

11 November, 1943

Isshin Tasuke: A World in Danger

22 October, 1958

Ryū no misaki

11 January, 1945

Travels of Lord Mito: The Demon of Kagyuzaka

10 May, 1955

Kokusai Mitsuyudan

11 May, 1944

Kirimaru Kirigakure

3 May, 1961

A Spectacular Murder

20 January, 1951

A Samurai's Love

3 March, 1954

The Duel at the Satta Pass

16 December, 1962

Sansho the Bailiff

31 March, 1954

The Scroll’s Secret

9 January, 1958

Gate of Hell

30 October, 1953

The Invisible Man Appears

26 September, 1949

Samurai Hawk

5 March, 1961

Ghost Tower

13 December, 1948

Noble Tasuke

5 February, 1958

A Warrior's Flute

4 December, 1955

Shadow Over Fuji

29 October, 1957

Claws of Iron

24 February, 1951

Runway to Hell

3 May, 1960

Feline Spirit

29 June, 1958

Palette knife no satsujin

15 October, 1946

White Fan

15 March, 1956

A Gang of Five

15 January, 1955

Sasaki Kojiro, Part 2

5 November, 1957

Lord Mito

11 August, 1957

Road of Chivalry

3 January, 1960

The Crimson Peacock

2 July, 1954

Cases of Hanshichi

16 October, 1960

The South Sea Wolf

9 July, 1961

Secret of Naruto

29 September, 1957

Temple of Revenge

25 June, 1957

Three-Headed Tower

25 April, 1956

Dedication of the Great Buddha

20 March, 1952

The Woman Who Opens the Door

25 April, 1946

Lair of the Snakegod

12 April, 1960

Sorcerer's Orb: Part 1

31 May, 1954

Casebook of Dandy Sashichi: Street Demon Terror

2 August, 1961

Ryuji, the Gun Slinger

12 April, 1960

Tsubakuro dōchū

18 September, 1960

Sorcerer's Orb: Part 5

29 June, 1954

Tange Sazen

1 June, 1953

神州天馬侠　完結篇

21 September, 1958

Shinshu Tenmakyo

10 September, 1958