Akira Nagoya


Born
12/8/1930
Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan
Akira Nagoya
Biography
Akira Nagoya was a Japanese actor, voice actor and narrator who specialized in playing comical roles. He's well know for playing Yūtarō Asahina in the Tokusatsu superhero series Ultraman Taro. After graduating from junior high school in 1949, he entered the Tokyo Broadcasting Company (NHK) training school as a third-year student. His classmates included Hisashi Katsuta and Kazue Takahashi, who later became active as voice actors. In 1959, he joined the Bungakuza theatre company; in 1963, he participated in the founding of the theatre company Kumo. When Kumo disbanded in 1975, he moved on to work as a freelance theatre artist, appearing on stages such as Jijinkai and Komatsuza.
Akira Nagoya was a Japanese actor, voice actor and narrator who specialized in playing comical roles. He's well know for playing Yūtarō Asahina in the Tokusatsu superhero series Ultraman Taro.
After graduating from junior high school in 1949, he entered the Tokyo Broadcasting Company (NHK) training school as a third-year student. His classmates included Hisashi Katsuta and Kazue Takahashi, who later became active as voice actors.
In 1959, he joined the Bungakuza theatre company; in 1963, he participated in the founding of the theatre company Kumo. When Kumo disbanded in 1975, he moved on to work as a freelance theatre artist, appearing on stages such as Jijinkai and Komatsuza.
Known For49 Movies

Princess Mononoke
1997
★8.3

High and Low
1963
★8.4

A Thousand and One Nights
1969
★6.7

Mister, Missus, Miss Lonely
1980
★7.5

Station
1981
★6.4

Flying Phantom Ship
1969
★6.2

Bokyo
1993
★9.0

Lovers Lost
1982
★6.5

Kaito Ruby
1988
★7.0

Woman in Witness Protection
1997
★6.4

Suspicion
1982
★7.0

Invitation of Lust
1975
★7.5

Lone Wolf & Child: Assassin on the Road to Hell
1989
★6.8

Akitsu Hot Springs
1962
★6.5

Round About Midnight
1999
★7.0

Time and Tide
1983
★7.3

A Wanderer's Notebook
1962
★7.2

Yakuza Ladies: Decision
1998
★7.5

Human Revolution II
1976
★8.0

Basara: The Princess Goh
1992
★7.0

Birth of a Fighter
1967
★7.0

Fort Graveyard
1965
★6.1

A Portrait of Shunkin
1976
★7.8

Ellie My Love
1987
★5.0

Sweet Sweat
1964
★8.3

Love Letter
1998
★8.0

Mahjong Horoki
1984
★7.0

The Twilight Story
1960
★8.5

Return of Ultraman: Terror of the Waterspout Monsters
1971
★6.0

Follow the Girls
1971
★8.0

Comedy: Love and Justice Among Cheaters
1974
★10.0

The Symbol of a Man
1963
★7.0

Dotanba
1956
★6.0

Return of Ultraman
1971
★6.5

Free and Easy
1988
★7.5

The Tempters: Smile After Tears
1969
★7.0

A Tale of Young Elopement
1987
★9.0

Hajimete no Tabi
1971
★10.0

Aoba shigereru
1974
★7.0

Nobuko Rides on a Cloud
1955
★9.0

Lullaby of Death
1982
★6.3

Could I But Live
1964
★8.0

The Great Department Store Robbery
1987
★9.0

Kandagawa
1974
★8.0

Young Challengers
1968
★8.0

Yakuza Ladies: Red Murder
1999
★6.0

First-Decade Boss vs. Second-Decade Staff: Mon-Fri-Fri
1971
★10.0

We Will Remember
1965
★10.0

Monsieur Zivaco
1967
★8.0