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Tsûsai Sugawara
Born
16 February 1894
Died
13 June 1981
Place
Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, Japan
Acting

Tsûsai Sugawara

Japanese social activist, business leader, writer, art patron, and occasional actor. In the West he is best known for his cameo appearances in several of the last films directed by Yasujirō Ozu

As actor

Tokyo-Seoul-Bangkok Drug Triangle

1973 · Tsusai Sugawara

A Narcotics Agent's Ballad

1972

The Horrible Obsessions

1972 · Sugawara

The Kii River

1966 · Tazaki

A Trap

1965

How to Make Money

1964

The King

1962

This Year's Love

1962

An Autumn Afternoon

1962 · Dousousei Sugai

A Geisha's Diary

1961 · Shimazaki

Late Autumn

1960 · Sushiya Kyaku

Glory to the President of the Henpecked Political Party

1960

Good Morning

1959 · Customer

Floating Weeds

1959 · Sushi Restaurant Customer

Equinox Flower

1958 · Mr. Sugai

Flower's Yearning

1958 · Tsuzuki Keigo

Tokyo Twilight

1957 · Mahjong Parlor Owner

Our Town

1956 · Tsuruta Tomizō, Diving Company Boss

Early Spring

1956 · Mr. Sugai