Biografie
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.
Acteercredits 12 titels
Princess Mononoke
als Cowherd (voice)
Film
1997
8.3
Sakyou Komatsu's Animation Theater
als (voice)
Serie
1989–1990
Baby Elephant Story: The angel who descended to earth
als Shoichi Takahashi (Director of Tokyo Fujimi Zoo)
Film
1986
Ponytail Won't Look Back
als Tamba
Serie
1985–1986
Mister, Missus, Miss Lonely
als Sakio Hanamori
Film
1980
7.5
Ultraman Taro
als Captain Yutaro Asahina
Serie
1973–1974
7.9
Return of Ultraman
als Narrator
Serie
1971–1972
8.6
A Thousand and One Nights
als Sailor (voice)
Film
1969
6.7
Tabiji
als 駅手・伊東栄吉
Serie
1967–1968
Dreams Come True at Night
als Gen Kudo
Film
1967
In Tears
Film
1965
Sunset Hill
Film
1964
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8.3
Film
Princess Mononoke
Cowherd (voice)
1997
7.9
Serie
Ultraman Taro
Captain Yutaro Asahina
1973–1974
8.6
Serie
Return of Ultraman
Narrator
1971–1972
0.0
Serie
Ponytail Won't Look Back
Tamba
1985–1986
0.0
Serie
Sakyou Komatsu's Animation Theater
(voice)
1989–1990
7.5
Film
Mister, Missus, Miss Lonely
Sakio Hanamori
1980
0.0
Film
In Tears
1965
0.0
Film
Dreams Come True at Night
Gen Kudo
1967
0.0
Film
Baby Elephant Story: The angel who descended to earth
Shoichi Takahashi (Director of Tokyo Fujimi Zoo)
1986
0.0
Serie
Tabiji
駅手・伊東栄吉
1967–1968
0.0
Film
Sunset Hill
1964
6.7
Film
A Thousand and One Nights
Sailor (voice)
1969