
Toyo Takahashi
Born July 15, 1903 · Tokyo, Japan
Notable Appearances
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The Shrikes

When It Rains, It Pours

Young Breasts

When a Woman Loves

Equinox Flower

Late Autumn

Floating Weeds

Early Summer

Twenty-Four Eyes

Hero of the Red Light District

Love's Family Tree

Warm Current

Phoenix

Haha machi gusa

The Viper Brothers: Prison Gang 13

Beyond the Green Hills

Girl's Reform School

Haha to ko no mado

Black River

The Scarlet Camellia

Akitsu Hot Springs

The Sound of Waves

A Case of Honor

The Domain: Flower and Dragon

美男をめぐる十人の女

Zero Focus

Samurai from Nowhere

新婚たくあん夫婦

If Indeed One Loves

Women's Doctor

Youth

The Human Wall

The Strangers Upstairs

Towering Waves

The Man Who Came to the Harbor Festival

Gendai Mushuku

Gokudo of Kamagasaki

Hadashi no hanayome

Sunny house

To Your Majesty, The Emperor 2

Twenty-Year-Old Youth

The World's Most Noble Guy: Taro's Rush

Doronko tengoku

Pure White Nights

The Betrayers Out!

Three Women Around Yoshinaka

Bengawan Solo

To Your Majesty, The Emperor

The Man Who Wagers Tomorrow

A Man with Dragon Tattoos

Victory of Women

The Honest Fool

Jolly Barbers

Kono ni uruwashi

A Billionaire

Get Married, Mother

Duel of Blood and Sand

Yassamossa

Age of Japanese Guerrillas

Shishun no izumi

Pineapple Butai

Tokyo Bay

Kyūkon sannin musume

Women Doing Time

Drifting

Tough Guy

Hikkoshi yatsure

大江戸出世双六

Onna yajikita-tatchi ryokō

Kyu-chan, Draw Your Sword

Kureji no Hanayome to Shichinin no Nakama

Modan dôchû: Sono koi matta nashi

Gomen asobase Hanamuko sensei

An Angel's Temptation

In Broad Daylight

Hahakogusa

Love and the Shop Curtain

Noren to hanayome

Ai, sono kiseki

The Tokyo Dame

Code Between Brothers: Three Brothers of Kanto, Part II

Muteppō shain

Zoku sararīman yajikita dōchū

The Lucky Chair

Police Precinct: The Woman Without A Face

The Bride from Japan

Koi no gashū

Door of Flowers

Kaze to Ki to Sora to

Geisha Hidekoma

Sword: Flower-Strewn Path of Courage

First Love Questions and Answers

Child of the Streets

Ohana han

Koshū

Her Name Was Sakura




