Yūko Kusunoki

Biography

Yuko Kusunoki (楠侑子 Kusunoki Yūko, born 1933) is a Japanese actress. She appeared in more than twenty films since 1959.

Known For

Edo Ninja Scroll: Seven Shadows

19 May, 1963

Dodes'ka-den

31 October, 1970

Covered Wagon

22 October, 1960

Seinen no isu

8 April, 1962

Intentions of Murder

28 June, 1964

The Rambler on a Pearl Farm

3 September, 1960

Samurai Wolf II

13 May, 1967

Eros + Massacre

13 March, 1969

Detective Bureau 2-3: Go to Hell, Bastards!

27 January, 1963

Burūtaun aoi machi no ōkami

13 May, 1962

House of Terrors

1 August, 1965

A Woman Called En

29 May, 1971

Thirst for Love

18 February, 1967

Quick Draw Sanshiro

3 June, 1962

I'll End in Hell

1 October, 1961

Women of the Night - Butterfly Flower

22 January, 1969

Jūdan no arashi

2 September, 1962

Whistling in the Darkness

28 May, 1961

Bōkyō no umi

21 October, 1962

He's the Witness

26 March, 1960

The Sleeping Beast Within

9 April, 1960

The Rokumeikan

25 April, 1970

I Have the Sun in My Back

7 April, 1963

無情の夢

22 March, 1961

The Nineteen-Year-Old's Map

1 December, 1979

A Woman Who Warns of Death

1 January, 1973

The Challenge

28 March, 1962

The Call of Flesh

19 September, 1964

Case of the Disjointed Murder

14 March, 1977

Shinobi no mono 7: Mist Saizo Strikes Back

12 February, 1966

The Betrayers Out!

15 January, 1966

The Black Cat

13 February, 1965

The Rambler in the Sunset

1 July, 1960

Whirlpool of Flesh

21 October, 1964

The Seasons of Love

10 June, 1958

Convicted Woman

13 March, 1966

League of Gangsters

31 July, 1963

Goké, Body Snatcher from Hell

14 August, 1968

The Girls and the Students

21 February, 1960

The Flower and the Sword

11 November, 1964

Return of the Vagabond

23 April, 1960

Carmen from Kawachi

7 February, 1966

Tower of Lilies

9 January, 1953

Rambling in the Sea

29 April, 1961

Keiji monogatari jazu wa kurutchai nē

9 January, 1961

Gazing at Love and Death

19 September, 1964

Wakai toppū

20 July, 1960

間諜

16 September, 1964

Keiji monogatari buchō keiji o oe!

2 February, 1961

Boku dōshite namida ga deru no

30 October, 1965

Yoru no chōsen-sha

27 January, 1961