Kunio Watanabe

Biography

Kunio Watanabe was born on June 3, 1899 in Mishima, Shizuoka, Japan. He was a director and writer, known for Ikoku no oka (1949), Rajo no urei (1950) and Onna Sanshiro (1950). He died on November 5, 1981.

Directed

1. The Loyal 47 Ronin (1958) — Director
2. Mito Komon’s Journey to Ezo (1961) — Director
3. The Two Musashis (1960) — Director
4. Ghost Cat of Nabeshima (1949) — Director
5. Toward the Decisive Battle in the Sky (1943) — Director
6. Dawn of Judo (1970) — Director
7. Oath on the Burning Sands (1940) — Director
8. Ambush at Iga Pass (1958) — Director
9. 姿三四郎 (1970) — Director
10. Three Generations of Company Presidents (1956) — Director
11. Tomboy Samurai (1958) — Director
12. Musashibo Benkei (1942) — Director
13. Appeal on the Cross (1956) — Director
14. Inugami-ke no nazo: Akuma wa odoru (1954) — Director
15. Travels of Lord Mito Pt.1 (1952) — Director
16. Song of the White Orchid (1939) — Director
17. Nichiren and the Great Mongol Invasion (1958) — Director
18. Emperor Meiji and the Great Russo-Japanese War (1957) — Director
19. Devil's Nursery Rhyme (1961) — Director
20. First Love of Okon (1958) — Director
21. Angkor Wat Story - Beautiful Sadness (1958) — Director
22. Cosmetic Sales Competition (1963) — Director
23. 音楽大進軍 (1943) — Director
24. Snake Princess (1959) — Director
25. Return to Japan (1949) — Director
26. Devil Princess’ Beauty Competition (1956) — Director
27. Dai Abare Tokaido (1958) — Director
28. Shigemori Goes To Tokyo (1954) — Director
29. Morishige is a Fake Gentleman (1955) — Director
30. Diary of a Bride (1934) — Director
31. Mito Kōmon Manyu-ki (1938) — Director
32. The Old Man of the Propeller (1939) — Director
33. Echigo jishi-sai (1960) — Director
34. Enoken's Singing Detective Story (1948) — Director
35. The Singing Baseball Kid (1951) — Director
36. 大当り黄金狂時代　 (1952) — Director
37. Zoku nangoku taiheiki: Satsunan no arashi (1954) — Director
38. The Sun (1953) — Director
39. Nangoku Taiheiki (1954) — Director
40. はだか大名　後篇 (1952) — Director

Also appeared in

1. Mito Kōmon (1926)