- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- program note
- Document source:
- Pacific Film Archive
- Document contains:
- production co
- Number of pages:
- 1
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- Kaidan Oiwa no borei (The tale of Oiwa's ghost) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1961
- Mabuta no haha (Love for a mother) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1962
- Sanada fuunroku (The Sanada warriors) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1963
- Bakumatsu zankoku monogatari (Brutal story at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1964
- Meiji kyokyakuden - sandaime shumei (Blood of revenge) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1965
- Otokonokao wa rirekisho (A man's face shows his personal history) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1966
- Kutsukake Tokijiro - yukiyo ippiki (Tokijiro of Kutsukake - lone yakuza) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1966
- Hibotan bakuto: Oryû sanjô (Red Peony gambles her life) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1968
- Hibotan bakuto: hanafuda shobu (Red Peony gambler: flower cards match) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1969
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- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- booklet
- Document author(s):
- Tai Kato, Shigehiko Hasumi, and Sadao Yamane
- Document contains:
- bibliography, box info, cost info, distribution co, and filmography
- Number of pages:
- 81
- Related films:
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- Sensuikan (Submarine) — Kato, Tai; Nishio, Yoshio — Japan — 1941
- Awa (Bubble) — Kato, Tai; Kato, Yasumichi — Japan — 1943
- Shirami wa kowai (Afraid of lice) — Kato, Tai — No country known — 1944
- Kangun gakko (Military school) — Kato, Tai — No country known — 1944
- Ken'nan jonan: joshin denshin no maki (Trouble over swords and women: woman's mind) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1951
- Ken'nan jonan: kenko ryusei no maki (Trouble over swords and women: sword's light and shooting star) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1951
- Shimizuminato wa oniyori kowai (Shimizu port of is more fearful than evils) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1952
- Hiyodori zoshi (Book of birds) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1952
- Ninjutsu jiraiya — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1955
- Gyakushu daijamaru (Ninja strikes back) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1955
- Koizome ronin (Samurai in romance) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1957
- Genjikuro sassoki nuregami nitoryu (Genjikuro's adventure: dual sword fighting: part 1) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1957
- Hizakura daimyo (Red Cherry feudal lord) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1958
- Genjikuro sassoki byakko nitoryu (Genjikuro's adventure: dual sword fighting: part 2) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1958
- Kaze to onna to tabigarasu (Wind, women and hobo) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1958
- Ronin hakkei (Eight views of masterless samurai) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1958
- Kogan no misshi (Mission to hell) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1959
- Oedo no kyoji (The Robin Hood of Edo) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1960
- Ayamegasa kenkakaido (Fights as we travel) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1960
- Honoo no shiro (Throne of flame) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1960
- Kaidan Oiwa no borei (The tale of Oiwa's ghost) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1961
- Asagiri kaido (Asagiri highway) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1961
- Mabuta no haha (Love for a mother) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1962
- Tange sazen: kan'unkonryu no maki (Tange sazen: masterpiece sword) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1962
- Sanada fuunroku (The Sanada warriors) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1963
- Shafu yukyoden - kenka Tatsu (Fighting Tatsu, the rickshaw man) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1964
- Kaze no bushi (Samurai vagabond) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1964
- Bakumatsu zankoku monogatari (Brutal story at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1964
- Meiji kyokyakuden - sandaime shumei (Blood of revenge) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1965
- Otokonokao wa rirekisho (A man's face shows his personal history) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1966
- Kutsukake Tokijiro - yukiyo ippiki (Tokijiro of Kutsukake - lone yakuza) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1966
- Honemade shaburu (Suck to the bone) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1966
- Ahendaichi: jigokubutai totsugekiseyo (Opium Hills: the hell's squad) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1966
- Choeki juhachinen (18-year sentence) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1967
- Tsurugi: shima (Sword: territory) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1967
- Hibotan bakuto: Oryû sanjô (Red Peony gambles her life) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1968
- Minagoroshi no reika (Gospel for genocide) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1968
- Hibotan bakuto: hanafuda shobu (Red Peony gambler: flower cards match) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1969
- Hibotan bakuto: oinochi itadakimasu (Red Peony gambler: you are dead) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1971
- Showa on'na bakuto (Female gambler of the Showa Period) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1972
- Jinseigekijo: seishun, aiyoku, zankyo hen (The stage of life: youth, lust and spirit) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1972
- Hana to ryu (Flowers and dragon) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1973
- Miyamoto musashi (Sword of fury) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1973
- Nihon-kyokaden — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1973
- Edogawa ranpo no inju (A scream from nowhere) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1977
- Honoo no gotoku (Flames of blood) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1981
- Za ondekoza — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1981
- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- program note
- Publication date:
- 1998 May 22
- Document source:
- American Cinematheque
- Number of pages:
- 3
- Related films:
-
- Kaidan Oiwa no borei (The tale of Oiwa's ghost) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1961
- Mabuta no haha (Love for a mother) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1962
- Sanada fuunroku (The Sanada warriors) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1963
- Shafu yukyoden - kenka Tatsu (Fighting Tatsu, the rickshaw man) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1964
- Kaze no bushi (Samurai vagabond) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1964
- Bakumatsu zankoku monogatari (Brutal story at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1964
- Meiji kyokyakuden - sandaime shumei (Blood of revenge) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1965
- Otokonokao wa rirekisho (A man's face shows his personal history) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1966
- Kutsukake Tokijiro - yukiyo ippiki (Tokijiro of Kutsukake - lone yakuza) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1966
- Hibotan bakuto: Oryû sanjô (Red Peony gambles her life) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1968
- Minagoroshi no reika (Gospel for genocide) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1968
- Hibotan bakuto: hanafuda shobu (Red Peony gambler: flower cards match) — Kato, Tai — Japan — 1969