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science-fiction film directed and written by Nobuo Adachi from a story by Akimitsu Takagi, with special effects by Eiji Tsuburaya. Produced by Daiei's Kyoto Studio

This is ostensibly referring to the Film Distribution Corporation, a company that distributed numerous Toho films and which only existed from February

a number of Daiei's early tokusatsu films, such as 1956's Warning from Space, 1957's The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly, and 1962's Killer Whale. Warning

Japanese film and television actor. He appeared in numerous film and television productions from the 1940's through 1990's, including Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru

effects artist. Getting his start in tokusatsu on 1984's Bye-Bye Jupiter, he worked on Toho's kaiju films until 2005. He also served as a sound designer for

former Japanese film and television actor. Ibuki was a frequent supporting actor in Toho's science-fiction films of the 1960's and 1970's, and acted in both

Godzilla films. Nishikawa stated that he incorporated aspects of various Toho mechas into the robot's design. This is a list of references for McDonald's. These

performed in numerous English dubs of Toho science fiction films, beginning as early as 1980's Magnitude 7.9. He notably voiced Lieutenant Gondo in Godzilla

Packaged with The Ape (1940), The Bat (1959), Creature from the Haunted Sea (1961), Nabonga (1944), and Claws (1977). In Japan, this film has been removed from

character. 1968's Destroy All Monsters was originally planned to be the final Godzilla film, but Toho went on to produce six more films afterward from 1969

than 200 films, including nearly all of the company's kaiju releases from 1954 to 1995. In the 1950s and 1960s, his kaiju and science-fiction films frequently

to fame primarily due to his work on Toho's war, kaiju, and science fiction films between the 1940s and 60s, when he pioneered various tokusatsu (special

Hiroshi Mukoyama (向山 宏,   Mukōyama Hiroshi) was a Japanese film compositor. After joining Toho in 1940, he became a compositing engineer in 1942. In the midst

for Godzilla and its sequel Godzilla Raids Again. Kayama began writing in 1940 while working for the Ministry of Finance, specializing in the tanka genre

acting in films in the 1940s and continued appearing in film and television productions into the 1980s. Nakamura played various bit parts in Toho's tokusatsu

distribution company Parade Releasing, which handled the edited U.S. release of the Toho war film The Storm of the Pacific (1960), retitled "I Bombed Pearl Harbor

tokusatsu movies, the films of Akira Kurosawa, and the anime films of Studio Ghibli, as well as the Pokémon movies. The company's most famous creation,

death, sources reported her age to be 83, which would place her birth in 1940. This is a list of references for Yukiko Takayama. These citations are used

number of Toho's tokusatsu films, including nearly every entry in the Heisei Godzilla series. Uni was trained as an actor under Takarazuka Films and notably

Zatoichi films, some of legendary director Akira Kurosawa's early pictures, and in the 1960s began producing kaiju films. Daiei's first kaiju film was Gamera