There is no such thing as a triple ippon, an ippon is a score that ends the competition, ther is a double wazari, but that is where you score two nearly complete throws.

judo - ippon dont know about karate though Same thing in Karate, ippon.

Ippon is part of the scoring system of judo, Ippon means one whole point. One whole point in judo means you have won the match and will go on to fight the next combatant, or win the tournament.

The cast of Ippon-gatana dohyo iri - 1931 includes: Chiezo Kataoka

The Japanese word related to "ippon seoi-nage" is "ippon" which means "one point." This term is commonly used in judo to signify a perfect throw or technique that scores a full point.

The cast of Toi ippon no michi - 1978 includes: Sachiko Hidari Yoshie Ichige Hisashi Igawa

The cast of Aijou ippon - 2004 includes: Ken Kaito as Motizuki Taro Aya Matsuura as Tomoe Natsuyagi Masatoshi Nakamura as Tadashi Akira Natsuyagi

Toi ippon no michi - 1978 was released on:

West Germany: February 1978 (Berlin International Film Festival)

USA: 17 April 1978 (New York New Directors and New Films Festival)

"There is one tree" translates as "ki ga ippon aru"

Tai - toshi - Hand throw body drop

O Soto gari - major outer reap

Ko soto gari - minor outer reap

O uchi gari - major inner reap

Ko uchi gari - miner inner reap

O soto gake - major outer hook

Ko soto gake - miner outer hook

O uchi gake - major inner hook

Ko uchi gake - minor inner hook

Ippon seoi nage - 1 arm shoulder throw

koka is 3

yuki is 5

waza-ari is 7

ippon is 10

two waza-aris or three kokas win aswell

to play

It depends on what throw you are doing. For example, usually doing a throw like Ippon Sionage or osoto is pretty fast. Most throws, if done correctly take less than a second to complete, but it can take up to 20 or so seconds to set up.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern I-P-N. That is, five letter words with 1st letter I and 3rd letter P and 5th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:

ippon

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern I-PO-. That is, five letter words with 1st letter I and 3rd letter P and 4th letter O. In alphabetical order, they are:

impot

ippon

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern IP--N. That is, five letter words with 1st letter I and 2nd letter P and 5th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:

ippon

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 6 words with the pattern --PON. That is, five letter words with 3rd letter P and 4th letter O and 5th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:

capon

gipon

ippon

jupon

yapon

yupon

Aya Matsuura has: Performed in "Shimura Ken no Bakatonosama" in 1986. Played Noriko Fukuhara in "Ao no hono-o" in 2003. Played Tomoe Natsuyagi in "Aijou ippon" in 2004. Played herself in "Futarigoto" in 2004. Played herself in "A" in 2005. Played Rena takasugi in "The Quiz Show" in 2008. Played Rin Kaga in "Usagi droppu" in 2011.

The word 'ipone' comes from the Japanese word 'ippon', which means one full point. That point is the highest score that may be achieved by a fighter in martial arts contests, such as Judo, Jujutsu, or Karate. The French version of the word most notably dates back to 1985, when a company of the name Ipone, for motorbike and motorcycle specific lubricants and oils, was started up in Aix-en-Provence.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 21 words with the pattern -P-O-. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter P and 4th letter O. In alphabetical order, they are:

apiol

apoop

apron

apsos

ephod

ephor

eprom

ippon

oppos

speos

spoof

spook

spool

spoom

spoon

spoor

spoot

sprod

sprog

upbow

updos

Oh no; Judo is pretty well balanced when it comes to offensive and defensive moves. In fact, the legendary Masahiko Kimura's favorite move was Osoto Gari, a move which he used to win many tourneys. Kimura developed his pectoral muscles to the point where he could bench press over 400 lbs, that way, when he performed Osoto Gari, the slam would knock the wind out of his opponents, which in turn gave Kimura time to score a pin, or an ippon. Osoto Gari is not going to hurt the opponent, even if done by someone strong, however it will knock the wind out of them if done with enough force which, someone as strong as Kimura could generate.

there are 2 competitors one referee and 2 other referees, sitting on a chair at two of the corners of the mats, to help support the main referee when awarding ippon/waz-ari/yukoand shido(penalty points)

Ken Kaito has: Played Ken Sunayama in "2001 nen no otoko un" in 2001. Played Shohei in "Midori no kurisumasu" in 2002. Played Victor Delacroix in "Chaos Legion" in 2003. Played Yuji Mishima in "Umizaru" in 2004. Played Motizuki Taro in "Aijou ippon" in 2004. Played Takahashi Takashi in "Mura no shashinshuu" in 2004. Played Shiro kimihara in "Reikan basu gaido jikenbo" in 2004. Played Yuji Mishima in "Limit of Love: Umizaru" in 2006. Performed in "Cherry Pie" in 2006. Performed in "Te no ue no shabondama" in 2006. Performed in "Kusenosu" in 2007. Performed in "Watashi no dorei ni narinasai" in 2012. Performed in "The Final Judgement" in 2012. Performed in "Haitatsusaretai watashitachi" in 2013. Performed in "Kuro shitsuji" in 2014.

In my karate, we do a type of karate called Tang so doo. There is also taekwondo, which is more action while Tang So Doo is more defensive. There are forms and different types of defence rules and you learn the proper kicks like round kick, side kick and front snap kick. There is basically two sides to karate training, katas and kumite. Katas are a predefined sequence of movements against an imaginary opponent and kumite is the practice of individual moves. This can be done in pairs ippon and ju ippon kumite or by ones self. A lesson can also include sparing, self defence and other exercises

There are two opponents, both wearing gees (not sure about that spelling) who "spar" on a mat about 10 by 10. to win a match, you must get a full point (epone). to get a full point, you can throw your opponent flat on their back or pin them for 25 seconds. there are also half points, quarter points (which don't add up), and penalties (which are quarter points). you can be thrown out of a match/competition by getting 4 penalties. there is 1 ref, backed up by 2 corner judges, who help him with the points and stuff.

if you ever have the chance to go to a judo tournament, i suggest it. its a great experience and fun to watch

i have been doing judo for 5 years, and have gone to 6 competitions

A

Air Gear

Animated Classics of Japanese Literature

Awasete Ippon

B

Battle Athletes Victory

Battle B-Daman

Battle B-Daman: Fire Spirits!

Beyblade

Blazing Transfer Student

Break Shot

C

Crush Gear Turbo

D

Dan Doh!!

Dash!

E

Eyeshield 21

F

Futari Daka

G

Ganba! Fly High

Go!! Southern Ice Hockey Club

H

Hikari no Densetsu

I

Inazuma Eleven (manga)

Inu Neko Jump!

J

Jaja Uma Grooming Up!

K

Kaze no Daichi

Kinnikuman

Kuroko no Basuke

M

March Comes in Like a Lion

Metal Fighter Miku

Monkey Turn

Musashi no Ken

My Heavenly Hockey Club

N

Notari Matsutaro

O

Okami-san

P

P2! -let's Play Pingpong!-

Plawres Sanshiro

R

Red Baron (anime)

S

Shippū! Iron Leaguer

Suzuka (manga)

T

Teppuu

Tiger Mask

Tiger Mask II

U

Ultimate Muscle

Uwasa no Midori-kun!!

Masatoshi Nakamura has: Played Kumada in "That Man Bolt" in 1973. Performed in "Kashin" in 1977. Performed in "Himawari no uta" in 1981. Performed in "Kyukei no koya" in 1981. Played Tachibana in "Kono aino monogatari" in 1987. Performed in "Kasugano Tsubone" in 1989. Played Masahiko Genji in "Yonigeya hompo 2" in 1993. Played Masahiko genji in "Yonigeya hompo" in 1999. Played himself in "Ai no epuron" in 1999. Performed in "Chiisana eki de oriru" in 2000. Played Kensaku in "Tazutazushi" in 2002. Played Tadashi Akira Natsuyagi in "Aijou ippon" in 2004. Played Kaoru Iwamoto in "Hinokio" in 2005. Played Kaz Nomura in "American Pastime" in 2007. Performed in "Dansou no reijin" in 2008. Performed in "Fukemon" in 2008. Played Toshu Senda in "Leonie" in 2010. Performed in "Bushi no kakeibo" in 2010. Played Ishii in "Gekai Suma Hisayoshi" in 2010. Performed in "Tasogare ryuuseigun: C-46 seiun" in 2011. Played Tatsuhiko Nakanishi in "Yoake no machi de" in 2011. Played Ohmi in "3.11 Sono hi Ishinomaki de nani ga okitanoka - 6 mai no kabe shimbun" in 2012. Played Prince Konoe in "Emperor" in 2012. Performed in "Asaki yumemishi - yaoya oshichi ibun" in 2013. Performed in "Kagemusha Tokugawa Ieyasu" in 2014.

1. First and foremost

Sumimasen. Sue Me Mah Sen. Translated it means excuse me or sorry. But It is almost the most versatile phrase there is. Japanese use it for excuse me or sorry, to get attention, to politely start a conversation/question. It's also used for thank-you and even please.

2. kore WA(this when it's closest to the speaker), sore WA(closest to listener), are WA (far from both speaker and listener)

3....onegai shimasu (please do for me) for what you want to buy. eg, kore WA onegai shimasu (this please)

4....ikura desu ka (how much) eg, sore WA ikura desu ka (how much is this/that)

5.nihongo ga hanase-masen (I cant speak Japanese)

6. eigo ga wakarimasu ka (do you understand English?)

7. biru ippon/hitotsu onegai shimasu (1 bottle/other of beer please)

8. awa nashi onegai shimasu (no head on the beer - in japan 60-70% beer and 40-30% head is a good pour be aware your glass comes with the tide out but that is normal of all drinks)

9.wasabi nuki (no wasabi)

10.kujira arimasu ka (do you have whale?) You'd be amazed who ends up with this research product.

Okay after 4 I left to drink and then returned so it's a little ummmm, well you decide how useful it could be. :-)

By the way it really, really helps if you learn how to pronounce the vowels, Japanese people are not used to hearing foreigners speak Japanese so their listening skills are pretty poor. Get those vowels right and the rest (for the basic day to day stuff anyway) is easy.

This all depends on how active you are during this one hour of karate. Karate includes sparring, kata, ippon kumite (non movement sparring) and fitness exercise. you could do just one of these things or all of them and would give you various readings

Yoshie Ichige has: Performed in "Konketsuji Rika: Hamagure komoriuta" in 1973. Played herself in "Quiz Derby" in 1976. Performed in "Toi ippon no michi" in 1978. Played herself in "Minasan no okage desu" in 1988. Performed in "Shuntou" in 1989. Performed in "Ippai no kakesoba" in 1992. Performed in "Ichigo hakusho" in 1993. Performed in "Sweet Season" in 1998. Played Fujiko Nakahara in "Yamato nadeshiko" in 2000. Performed in "Shiroi kage" in 2001. Played Tamiko Kamosawa in "Mai ritoru shefu" in 2002. Performed in "Tama minami sho tataki age keiji Chikamatsu Heikichi 3: Irainin no musume" in 2003. Played Mizue in "Medaka" in 2004. Performed in "Tama minami sho tataki age keiji Chikamatsu Heikichi 5: Yonin no mokugekisha" in 2005. Performed in "Koi no karasawagi drama special" in 2005. Played Toshiko Tsukada in "Beruna no shippo" in 2005. Played Tomoko Shinomura in "Ganbatte ikimasshoi" in 2005. Performed in "Onna no ichidaiki" in 2005. Played Sayori soeda in "Kobayakawa Nobuki no koi" in 2006. Played Kotake Sakura in "Chibi Maruko-chan" in 2006. Played herself in "Bokura no jidai" in 2007. Played Shizuko Yamaoka in "Boku to mama no kiiroi jitensha" in 2009. Performed in "Reset" in 2009. Performed in "Parareru: Ai wa subete o norikoeru." in 2009. Performed in "Natsu no koi wa nijiiro ni kagayaku" in 2010. Performed in "Mori no Asagao" in 2010. Played Kitamura Kimie in "Natsu no koi wa nijiiro ni kagayaku" in 2010. Played Hojo San in "Kono sekai no katasumi ni" in 2011. Played Kim in "Ai inochi - Shinjuku Kabukicho Kakekomi Dera -" in 2011. Performed in "Gaku" in 2011. Played Noriko tanaka in "Kekkon shinai" in 2012. Performed in "Onna to otoko no nettai" in 2013. Performed in "Yokohama monogatari" in 2013. Performed in "Kamisama no karute 2" in 2014. Performed in "The Silent Poor" in 2014. Performed in "Haru wo seotte" in 2014.

In W T F (Olympic style) taekwondo sparring the following techniques are allowed

Players can punch (with a clenched fist).
And kick with any part of the foot below the ankle.
And that's it. No other techniques are allowed only punches and kicks.

Players can kick to two places: the opponent's chest protector or head.

Players can punch the opponent's chest protector. (Although it's got to be a very powerful punch to score!)

Punches to the head or face are not allowed.

Players can't kick or punch their opponent's spine or below the chest protector.

Taekwondo sparring rules - scoring points

One point for a basic attack to the chest protector (for example a basic turning kick).
Two points for a kick to the chest protector if the kick involves a spinning technique - (this includes back kick).
Three points for a head kick.

To score a point the punch or kick has to be accurate and powerful.
Light tapping kicks do not score.


In major competitions, chest protectors now have electronic scoring systems in them.
These are adjusted to take into account the weight category of the competitors.
(Heavier players have to kick harder to score a point.)

For head kicks and if non-electronic hogus are used then at least 3 judges have to see the point and score it at the same time.
The judges push a button when they see a point.

How is the winner decided?

At the end of 3 rounds (2 for juniors) the winner is the player with the most points.

A knock out is also a win.

If it's a draw after 3 rounds then there is a golden point round. The first player to score a point wins.
If no-one scores a golden point then the winner is the player who shows the best technique in the golden point round.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 229 words with the pattern -P---. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter P. In alphabetical order, they are:

apace

apage

apaid

apart

apayd

apays

apeak

apeek

apers

apert

apery

apgar

aphid

aphis

apian

aping

apiol

apish

apism

apnea

apode

apods

apoop

aport

appal

appay

appel

apple

apply

appro

appui

appuy

apres

apron

apses

apsis

apsos

apted

apter

aptly

epact

epees

ephah

ephas

ephod

ephor

epics

epoch

epode

epopt

epoxy

epris

eprom

ippon

mpret

opahs

opals

opens

opepe

opera

opine

oping

opium

oppos

opsin

opted

opter

optic

space

spacy

spade

spado

spaed

spaer

spaes

spags

spahi

spail

spain

spait

spake

spald

spale

spall

spalt

spams

spane

spang

spank

spans

spard

spare

spark

spars

spart

spasm

spate

spats

spaul

spawl

spawn

spaws

spayd

spays

spaza

spazz

speak

speal

spean

spear

speat

speck

specs

speed

speel

speer

speil

speir

speks

speld

spelk

spell

spelt

spend

spent

speos

sperm

spets

speug

spews

spewy

spial

spica

spice

spick

spics

spicy

spide

spied

spiel

spier

spies

spiff

spifs

spike

spiks

spiky

spile

spill

spilt

spims

spina

spine

spink

spins

spiny

spire

spirt

spiry

spite

spits

spitz

spivs

splat

splay

split

spode

spods

spoil

spoke

spoof

spook

spool

spoom

spoon

spoor

spoot

spore

sport

sposh

spots

spout

sprad

sprag

sprat

spray

spred

spree

sprew

sprig

sprit

sprod

sprog

sprue

sprug

spuds

spued

spuer

spues

spugs

spule

spume

spumy

spunk

spurn

spurs

spurt

sputa

spyal

spyre

upbow

upbye

updos

updry

upend

upjet

uplay

upled

uplit

upped

upper

upran

uprun

upsee

upset

upsey

uptak

upter

uptie

In both Rugby Union and Rugby League, an illegal (or more properly termed "dangerous") tackle is penalised by a penalty kick.

Examples of illegal/dangerous tackles include:

- tackling the ball-carrier while they are in mid-air

- high tackle (above the shoulders)

- "spear" tackle (where the ball-carrier is lifted into the air and thrown down on their neck or head)

- "charging" (where the tackler makes no effort to grapple the ball-carrier but simply hurls their body at them)

- kicking, striking or tripping the ball-carrier (although in Rugby League, where the tackler and ball-carrier are in close contact and stationary, the tackler can trap the ball-carrier's feet with his own to effect the tackle, provided this is not done dangerously*)

- tackling the ball-carrier either before or after they have the ball

At the referee's discretion, a player committing an illegal or dangerous tackle may be cautioned by the use of a yellow card which is also usually accompanied by the player being suspended from play for 10 minutes. A second yellow card will be followed by a red card and the player being sent off the field for the rest of the match.

In cases of particular danger to players' personal safety, the offending tackler may be sent off immediately for a first offence.

The full code of laws for Rugby Union and Rugby League respectively in England may be found at:

http://www.irblaws.com/downloads/EN/law_10_en.pdf
http://www.widnesrlreferees.btik.com/attachments/rugby_laws_book_2004_%5B1%5D.pdf


* For those who have knowledge of Judo, examples of "safe" throws would be e.g. kosoto gari or kouchi gari, since in these the tackled player falls directly to the floor on their back, and under control. Examples of potentially dangerous throws include osoto-gari, o goshi, tomoe nage, ippon-seoi-nage, or indeed most loin/hip/shoulder throws, since the tackled player is likely to be thrown in mid-air and land on their shoulders. Experienced players may be able to manage subtle hip or loin throws, but at risk of being penalised for dangerous play.

To win a judo Round, you need to get an ippon (10 points) two wazari's (7 points each) or to have the most coca's (3 points, but these dont count unless you go overtime) at the end of the match. Rounds last 3 minutes unless one person wins beforehand with an ippon or two wazari's OR it will go into overtime, where the first throw executed wins.

Hisashi Igawa has: Performed in "Ikiteiru koheiji" in 1957. Played Narrator in "Jose Torres" in 1959. Performed in "Kaoyaku akatsukini shisu" in 1961. Performed in "Ao beka monogatari" in 1962. Played Retainer in "Seppuku" in 1962. Played Wakida in "Shiro to kuro" in 1963. Performed in "Sanbiki no samurai" in 1964. Played Man on Boat in "Kiri no hata" in 1965. Performed in "Ohanahan" in 1966. Performed in "Gohiki no shinshi" in 1966. Performed in "Gan" in 1966. Played Man with Mole in "Tanin no kao" in 1966. Played Mamoru in "Ichiman sanzennin" in 1966. Played Sakurai in "Wakamono tachi" in 1967. Played Kempeitai Lieutenant in "Nihon no ichiban nagai hi" in 1967. Played Hiroshi Suwa in "Otoko wa tsurai yo" in 1968. Performed in "Tenkan no abarembo" in 1970. Played Mizuno in "Buraikan" in 1970. Performed in "Otoko wa tsurai yo: Boukyou hen" in 1970. Played Masuo Masuda in "Dodesukaden" in 1970. Performed in "Kazoku" in 1970. Played Narrator in "Shussho Iwai" in 1971. Played Teacher Kotani in "Seifuku no Mune no Kokoniwa" in 1972. Played Seiichi Ishizaki in "Furusato" in 1972. Performed in "Shiawase" in 1974. Performed in "Oni no uta" in 1975. Played Kinoshita in "Waga seishun no toki" in 1975. Played Funazu in "Kaseki" in 1975. Performed in "Seishun no mon" in 1975. Performed in "Harakara" in 1976. Played Soichiro yoshikawa in "Akai kizuna" in 1977. Played Kanji in "Yatsuhaka-mura" in 1977. Played Iwazo in "Gassan" in 1978. Performed in "Toi ippon no michi" in 1978. Played Kyuemon in "Sonezaki shinju" in 1978. Performed in "Moeru aki" in 1979. Played The Carp in "Yasha-ga-ike" in 1979. Performed in "Tempyo no iraka" in 1980. Performed in "Nihon Philharmonic Orchestra: Honoo no dai gogakusho" in 1981. Played Det. Kushida in "Naikai no wa: Daigaku jokyoju no furin no kessan Horaikyo ni kieta shitai" in 1982. Performed in "Ikiru" in 1983. Played Yoshio Tsuru in "Hadome" in 1983. Played Minami, in "Chihei-sen" in 1984. Played Shuri Kurogane in "Ran" in 1985. Played Running man in "Tampopo" in 1985. Played Vice-principal in "Black Board" in 1986. Played Hida in "Rokumeikan" in 1986. Played Tsubono in "Kataku no hito" in 1986. Played Osamu Uemura in "Uemura Naomi monogatari" in 1986. Performed in "The Asami Mitsuhiko Mystery 4" in 1988. Played Ryokichi Tagami in "Teito monogatari" in 1988. Played Soji in "Rikyu" in 1989. Performed in "Donmai" in 1990. Played Nuclear Plant Worker in "Dreams" in 1990. Performed in "Harikomi" in 1991. Played Yuta Hanafusa in "Sensou to seishun" in 1991. Performed in "Kamigata Kugaizoshi" in 1991. Played Junji Mizuta in "Nakibokuro" in 1991. Played Prosecutor in "Hikarigoke" in 1992. Performed in "Onna goroshi abura no jigoku" in 1992. Played Takayama in "Madadayo" in 1993. Played Yoshizuka in "Fusa" in 1993. Played Narrator in "Watari-gawa" in 1994. Played Detective Sudo in "Ningen Shikkaku: Tatoeba bokuga shindara" in 1994. Played Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo in "Hiroshima" in 1995. Performed in "Keiji hebi ni yokogirareru" in 1995. Played Isobe in "Fukai kawa" in 1995. Played Yabe in "Kiri no shigosen" in 1996. Played Lawyer Suwa in "Yatsuhaka-mura" in 1996. Played Harada in "Hakusen nagashi 19 no haru" in 1997. Played Kudo in "Bullet Ballet" in 1998. Performed in "Chiipu rabu" in 1999. Played Kihei Ishiyama in "Ame agaru" in 1999. Played Fujieda Youji in "Hotaru" in 2001. Played Tetsuzo in "Hotoke" in 2001. Performed in "Ai to seishun no takarazuka - koi yorimo inochi yorimo" in 2002. Played Tokujiro Okouchi in "Sayonara, Kuro" in 2003. Performed in "Keep on Rocking" in 2003. Performed in "Warau Iemon" in 2004. Performed in "Han-ochi" in 2004. Played The Chairman in "Otoko-tachi no Yamato" in 2005. Performed in "8-gatsu no Kurisumasu" in 2005. Performed in "Tannka" in 2006. Performed in "Hoshi hitotsu no yoru" in 2007. Played Organizer of the Yoshikawa Eiji Prize in "Maboroshi no Yamataikoku" in 2008. Performed in "Beauty utsukushimono" in 2009. Performed in "Tsurugidake: Ten no ki" in 2009. Performed in "Haru wo seotte" in 2014.

Hiroyuki Ikeuchi has: Played Sagawa, Kohsuke in "Tokimeki Memorial" in 1997. Played Boy in quarrel in "Tokyo Eyes" in 1998. Played Murai Kunio in "GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka" in 1998. Played Naoto Kiriyama in "Karisuma" in 1999. Played Shigeru Aoki in "Romance" in 1999. Played Nakatsukawa Asato in "Tengoku ni ichiban chikai otoko special" in 2000. Played Hideji Katsumata in "Suzuran - Shoujo Moe no monogatari" in 2000. Played Okabe Takumi in "Beautiful Life" in 2000. Played Nakatsukawa Asato in "Tengoku ni ichiban chikai otoko" in 2001. Performed in "Black Jack III" in 2001. Played Iwano in "Chicken Heart" in 2002. Played Seiichi in "First Love" in 2002. Played Ryoichi Nakamura in "Rokkun rouru mishin" in 2002. Played Haruhito Ishida in "Shoro nagashi" in 2003. Played Taro in "Guuzen nimo saiaku na shounen" in 2003. Played Naosuke in "Warau Iemon" in 2004. Played Johnny Hayward in "Proof of the Man" in 2004. Played Tatsuya in "Ki no umi" in 2004. Played Won in "Hazard" in 2005. Played Jun Miyamoto in "Zenshin to koyubi" in 2005. Played Private Investigator 553 in "Tantei Jimusho 5: 5 Number de Yobareru Tanteitachi no Monogatari" in 2005. Played Ono in "Ganbatte ikimasshoi" in 2005. Played Doctor in "Irasshaimase, kanja-sama" in 2005. Played Kengo Tachibana in "Love My Life" in 2006. Performed in "LoveDeath" in 2006. Performed in "Sengoku jieitai sekigahara no tatakai" in 2006. Played Go Higa in "Dolphin blue: Fuji, mou ichido sora e" in 2007. Played Bun-chan in "Katagoshi no koibito" in 2007. Played Ryo Shindo in "Mayu: Kokoro no hoshi" in 2007. Played Miura in "Yip Man" in 2008. Performed in "Koisuru kanojo, nishi e." in 2008. Performed in "Wakuraba nagarete" in 2008. Played Detective 553 in "The Code: Angou" in 2008. Played Furuta in "Hitmaker: Aku Yu monogatari" in 2008. Played Stationery shop worker in "Memo" in 2008. Played Shingo in "Oto-na-ri" in 2009. Performed in "Shugo tenshi" in 2009. Played Nobutsuna Hatakeyama in "Tajomaru" in 2009. Played Detective Takayanagi in "Sumairu" in 2009. Performed in "Sayonara, Aruma: Akagami wo moratta inu" in 2010. Played Hajime Saito in "Space Battleship Yamato" in 2010. Played Shungaku Matsudaira in "Sakuradamon-gai no hen" in 2010. Played Kato in "Bakamono" in 2010. Performed in "Guriko Morinaga jiken" in 2011. Performed in "Shitamachi Rocket" in 2011. Performed in "Sweet Heart Chocolate" in 2012. Performed in "Yae no sakura" in 2013. Played Kazuto arai in "Honey Trap" in 2013. Performed in "The Wrath of Vajra" in 2013. Performed in "Kiseki no ringo" in 2013. Played Hisatsune in "Kuroi Fukuin" in 2014.

Chiezo Kataoka has: Performed in "Zoku Banka jigoku: Dai ippen" in 1928. Performed in "Tenka taiheiki" in 1928. Performed in "Zoku Banka jigoku: Kanketsu hen" in 1929. Performed in "Ehon mushashugyo" in 1929. Played Musashi Miyamoto in "Miyamoto Musashi" in 1929. Performed in "Zoku Banka jigoku: Dai nihen" in 1929. Performed in "Nikkatsu on Parade" in 1930. Performed in "Ippon-gatana dohyo iri" in 1931. Performed in "Otokodate-bayari" in 1931. Performed in "Junkyokesshi: Nihon nijuroku seijin" in 1931. Performed in "Yamiuchi tosei" in 1932. Performed in "Kokushi muso" in 1932. Performed in "Tabi wa aozora" in 1932. Performed in "Kunisada Chuji: Hareru Akagi no maki" in 1933. Performed in "Kunisada Chuji: Tabi to kokyo no maki" in 1933. Played Hayato Hotta in "Hotta Hayato" in 1933. Performed in "Kunisada Chuji: Ruro ruten no maki" in 1933. Played Kimpachi Karakama in "Ashigaru shusse-tan" in 1934. Performed in "Budo taikan" in 1934. Played Miyamoto Musashi in "Musashi Miyamoto zoku" in 1934. Performed in "Sengoku kitan: Kimagure kaja" in 1935. Performed in "Kogen no tamashii" in 1937. Played Jiraiya in "Jiraiya" in 1937. Played Reisaburo Asai in "Oshidori utagassen" in 1939. Played Nobunaga Oda in "Oda Nobunaga" in 1940. Played Miyamoto Musashi in "Musashi Miyamoto bangaichi" in 1940. Performed in "Miyamoto Musashi: Dai-san-bu - Kenshin ichiro" in 1940. Played Musashi Miyamoto in "Miyamoto Musashi - Dai-ichi-bu: Kusawake no hitobito - Dai-ni-bu: Eitatsu no mon" in 1940. Performed in "Doku-ganryu Masamune" in 1942. Played Musashi Miyamoto in "Miyamoto Musashi: Ichijoji ketto" in 1942. Performed in "Dohyosai" in 1944. Played Kindaichi Kou-Suke in "Sanbon yubi no otoko" in 1947. Performed in "Kakute ninjutsu eiga wa owarinu" in 1948. Performed in "Ore wa yojinbo" in 1950. Played Kindaichi Kou-Suke in "Yatsuhaka-mura" in 1951. Played Kindaichi Kou-Suke in "Akuma ga kitarite fue o fuku" in 1954. Played Kindaichi Kou-Suke in "Inugami-ke no nazo: Akuma wa odoru" in 1954. Performed in "Chiyari Fuji" in 1955. Played Miyamoto Musashi in "Sasaki Kojiro Kohen" in 1957. Played Musashi Miyamoto in "Sasaki Kojiro" in 1957. Played Jirocho in "Ninkyo shimisu-minato" in 1957. Performed in "Obuzo tengu" in 1958. Played Jirocho in "Ninkyo Tokaido" in 1958. Performed in "Murasaki zukin" in 1958. Performed in "Doto no taiketsu" in 1959. Played Monzaemon Chikamatsu in "Naniwa no koi no monogatari" in 1959. Performed in "Nippatsume wa jigoku-iki daze" in 1960. Performed in "Ninkyo Nakasendo" in 1960. Performed in "Gozonji irezumi hangan" in 1960. Played Kondo Isami in "Shoretsu shinsengumi - bakumatsu no doran" in 1960. Performed in "Nanatsu no kao no otoko daze" in 1960. Performed in "Edo no asakaze" in 1960. Played Toshinaga Maeda in "Sake to onna to yari" in 1960. Performed in "Hanshichi torimonocho - mitsu no nazo" in 1960. Performed in "Saikoro bugyo" in 1961. Played Oishi in "Ako roshi" in 1961. Performed in "Himayala mushuku - Shinzo yaburi no yaro domo" in 1961. Performed in "Boku wa jigoku no tehinshi da" in 1961. Performed in "Amazon mushuku seiki no daimaoh" in 1961. Performed in "Sakura hangan" in 1962. Performed in "Uragiri mono wa jigoku daze" in 1962. Performed in "Obozu tengu" in 1962. Performed in "Jigoku meirei" in 1963. Performed in "Gonin no abaremono" in 1963. Performed in "Hasshu yukyoden - otoko no sakazuki" in 1963. Performed in "Dai satsujin" in 1964. Performed in "Gokinzo yaburi" in 1964. Performed in "Showa zankyo-den: Hito-kiri karajishi" in 1969. Performed in "Hibotan bakuto: Jingi tooshimasu" in 1972. Played Kikuo Oyama in "Nihon no don: kanketsuhen" in 1978. Played Sanada Masayuki in "Sanada Yukimura no bouryaku" in 1979.