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Mikki Yasukawa
Born
10 February 1933
Died
18 January 2010
Place
Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
Acting

Mikki Yasukawa

Mikki Yasukawa (ミッキー安川), born Minoru Yasukawa, was a Japanese businessman, essayist, radio and TV personality and an actor.

As actor

Life of Don Matsugoro

1986

The Three Musketeers of Japan: The Tale of Hakata Obi

1973 · Osamu Yagi (Yagi-san)

The Three Musketeers of Japan: Adieu, Tokyo!

1972 · Osamu Yagi (Yagi-san)

Shameless School

1970

Yabanjin no Nekutai

1969

Murder in the Deep

1969 · Captain Sakurai

Season of Love

1969 · Tateno

To Your Majesty, The Emperor 2

1964 · US Army Interpreter

Modern Children

1963

The School Cap

1963

Yellow Cherries

1960

12 Ounces to Glory

1960

Pineapple Butai

1959 · Neko (Cat)