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Yoichi Takabayashi
Born
29 April 1931
Died
15 July 2012
Place
Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
Directing

Yoichi Takabayashi

As director

Tamashii asobi - hōkō

Tamashii asobi - hōkō

1988 · Director
Irezumi

Irezumi

1982 · Director
Red Scandal: Affair

Red Scandal: Affair

1982 · Director
In the Cellar

In the Cellar

1981 · Director
The Woman

The Woman

1980 · Director
Naomi

Naomi

1980 · Director

In the Realm of Death and Pleasure

1978 · Director
Double Suicide at Nishijin

Double Suicide at Nishijin

1977 · Director
The Temple of the Golden Pavillion

The Temple of the Golden Pavillion

1976 · Director
Death at an Old Mansion

Death at an Old Mansion

1975 · Director
The Water Was So Clear

The Water Was So Clear

1973 · Director
Prostitute

Prostitute

1973 · Director
The Wonderful World of Steam Locomotive

The Wonderful World of Steam Locomotive

1970 · Director

Musashino

1965 · Director
The Sand

The Sand

1963 · Director

T-shi no gogo

1962 · Director

Doll in the Shadows aka Shadow of a Doll

Director

As actor

Rope and Breasts

Rope and Breasts

1983
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

1983 · Clock Shop Man
The Adventures of Kosuke Kindaichi

The Adventures of Kosuke Kindaichi

1979 · Angler