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Francisco and opened a theater in New York in 1963. An offshoot of Toho called Shintoho was established in 1947 due to labor turmoil at Toho. The studio went on

studios of the golden age of Japanese cinema alongside Toho, Daiei, Toei, Shintoho, and Shochiku. They are best recognized within the context of kaiju eiga

Nihon University College of Art in 1952, Irie took up a part-time job at Shintoho, working as an assistant art director on their films Battleship Yamato

Kaiju? (2022) [with Toei] Nikkatsu Toei Toho Kadokawa (formerly Daiei) Shintoho Produced by Shochiku Kinema, a predecessor of Shochiku Co., Ltd. Distributed

in films in 1948, and changed his name to Jun Tazaki when he appeared in Shintoho's 1950 film Sasameyuki. While initially appearing in small film roles,

film Ilya Muromets, which had been distributed theatrically in Japan by Shintoho in March 1959. Other sources of inspiration included mythological creatures