Jun Tazaki
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Jun Tazaki | |
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| 田崎 潤 | |
 Jun Tazaki with Michiko Saga in Gero no Kubi (1955) | |
| Born | Minoru Tanaka 28 August 1913 |
| Died | 18 October 1985 (aged 72) |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years active | 1948–1985 |
| Known for | Kaiju films |
Jun Tazaki (田崎 潤, Tazaki Jun, 28 August 1913 – 18 October 1985), born Minoru Tanaka, was a Japanese actor best known for his various roles in kaiju films produced by Toho, often portraying scientists or military personnel.[1]
Career
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Tanaka began his career as a traveling stage actor in the 1930s, performing under both his birth name and various stage names. In 1950, he changed his name to Jun Tazaki when he appeared in
Gotengo
, to combat an invasion by the underwater-dwelling Muans. In the 1970s, Tazaki stopped taking science fiction roles, but he continued to act until 1985, when he died of lung cancer.
Selected filmography
Film
- 1948: Nikutai no mon
- 1949: Enoken no kentokyo ichidai ki
- 1950: Sasameyuki – Yonekichi Itakura, the photographer
- 1950: Kimi to yuku America kôro
- 1950: Banana musume
- 1950: Akatsuki no tsuiseki
- 1950: Yoru no hibotan – Yoshioka
- 1950: Mittsu no kekkon
- 1950: Tokyo File 212
- 1951: Wakasama samurai torimonochô: noroi no ningyôshi
- 1951: Kaizoku-sen
- 1951: Takaharu no eki yo sayônara
- 1951: Bungawan soro
- 1951: Kanketsu Sasaki Kojirô: Ganryû-jima kettô – Matabê Takada
- 1952: Okuni to Gohei – Iori, Okuni's husband
- 1952: Ukigumo nikki
- 1952: Rikon – Kensaku – Tazaki
- 1952: Shimizu no Jirocho den
- 1952: Geisha warutsu
- 1952: Jirochô sangokushi: nagurikomi kôjinyama
- 1953: Chinsetsu Chûshingura
- 1953: Jirochô sangokushi: Jirochô hatsutabi
- 1953: Oyabaka hanagassen
- 1953: Koibito-tachi no iru machi – Michita Kuraishi
- 1953: Kinsei mei shôbu monogatari: Hana no Kôdôkan – Ryûkichi Kimura
- 1953: Haresugata: Izu no Satarô
- 1953: Jirochô sangokushi: Jirochô to Ishimatsu
- 1953: Daibosatsu Tôge - Dai-san-bu: Ryûjin no maki; Ai no yama no maki – Yonetomo
- 1953: Jirochô sangokushi: seizoroi Shimizu Minato
- 1953: Hakucho no kishi
- 1953: Gate of Hell – Kogenta
- 1953: Jirochô sangokushi: nagurikomi kôshûji
- 1954: Jirochô sangokushi: hatsu iwai Shimizu Minato
- 1954: Koina no Ginpei – Tsumeki no Unokichi
- 1954: Jirochô sangokushi: kaitô-ichi no abarenbô
- 1954: Jirochô sangokushi: Kôjinyama zenzen
- 1954: Konomura Daikichi – Genzaburo
- 1954: Banchô sara yashiki: Okiku to Harima
- 1955: Meiji ichidai onna – Minokichi
- 1955: Mekura neko
- 1955: Gerô no kubi – Nohei, vassal
- 1955: Gyakushu orochimaru
- 1955: Akagi no chi matsuri
- 1956: Abare andon
- 1956: Shachô santôhei
- 1956: Tekketsu no tamashii
- 1956: Shujinsen
- 1956: Kage ni ita otoko – Hachigorô
- 1956: Toyamâ kin-san torimonô-cho-kage ni ita otoko
- 1956: Gunshin Yamamoto gensui to Rengô kantai
- 1957: Arashi no naka no otoko – Karate expert
- 1957: Onna dake no machi
- 1957: Fûun kyû nari Ôsaka jô: Sanada jûyûshi sô shingun – Yukimura Sanada
- 1957: Kyôfu no dankon
- 1957: Kaidan iro zange: Kyôren onna shishô – Nizô
- 1957: Shukujo yokawa o wataru
- 1957: Ippon-gatana dohyô iri – Yahachi
- 1957: Shizukanaru otoko
- 1957: Yoru no kamome
- 1958: Ohtori-jo no hanayome – Higaki
- 1958: Ankoru watto monogatari utsukushiki aishu – Rickshaw
- 1958: The Loyal 47 Ronin – Ikkaku Shimizu
- 1958: Tabi wa kimagure kaze makase
- 1958: Okon no hatsukoi hanayome nanahenge
- 1958: Nora neko
- 1958: Onna-za murai tadaima sanjô
- 1959: Hitohada botan
- 1959: Kagerô-gasa – Tajima Sakamoto
- 1959: Onna to kaizoku - Yasu
- 1959: Kogan no misshi
- 1959: Moro no Ichimatsu yûrei dochu
- 1959: Bôfûken – Kawakami
- 1959: The Three Treasures – Ootomo's Kurohiko
- 1959: Edo no akutaro – Heisuke
- 1959: Koi yamabiko
- 1959: Kêisatsû-kan to bôryôku-dan
- 1960: The Last Gunfight – Otokichi Kozuka
- 1960: Hawai Middowei daikaikûsen: Taiheiyô no arashi – Captain
- 1960: The Demon of Mount Oe[2]
- 1960: Aoi yaju – Ogawa
- 1960: Man Against Man – Boss Tsukamoto
- 1960: Ôzora no yarôdomo
- 1960: 'Akasaka no shimai' yori: yoru no hada – Jôji Akui
- 1961: The Story of Osaka Castle as Teikabo Tsutumi[3] – Teikabo Tsutsumi
- 1961: Zenigata Heiji torimono hikae: Yoru no enma chô
- 1961: 'Nendo no omen' yori: kaachan
- 1961: Kaoyaku akatsukini shisu
- 1961: Kasen chitai – Shigemune
- 1961: Zoku shachô dochuki: onna oyabun taiketsu no maki
- 1961: Kurenai no umi
- 1961: Jigoku no kyôen – Kanzaburo Itami
- 1961: Witness Killed – Ichiro
- 1961: Hoero datsugokushu
- 1962: Gorath - Raizô Sonoda – Tomoko's father
- 1962: Doburoku no Tatsu – Kakibetsu
- 1962: Owari Jurocho ikka-Sanshita nicho kenju
- 1962: Dobunezumi sakusen
- 1962: Star of Hong Kong – Dr. Matsumoto
- 1962: Nippon musekinin jidai - Mr. Kuroda
- 1962: King Kong vs. Godzilla - General Masami Shinzo
- 1962: Sanbyakurokujugoya
- 1962: Yama-neko sakusen
- 1962: Chūshingura: Hana no Maki, Yuki no Maki – Kiken Murakami
- 1962: Ankokugai no kiba
- 1963: Attack Squadron! – Commander
- 1963: Shinsengumi shimatsuki – Kamo Serizawa
- 1963: Nippon jitsuwa jidai
- 1963: High and Low – Kamiya, National shoes publicity director
- 1963: Sengoku yarô
- 1963: Chintao yôsai bakugeki meirei
- 1963: Yojinbô ichiba
- 1963: Nippon ichi no iro otoko
- 1963: Hiken
- 1963: Norainu sakusen
- 1963: The Lost World of Sinbad – Itaka Tsuzuka of the Imperial Guards
- 1963: Atragon - Captain Hachiro Jinguji
- 1964: Zoku shachô shinshiroku
- 1964: Kyô mo ware ôzora ni ari
- 1964: Mothra vs. Godzilla – Maruta, Chief editor
- 1964: Hibari, Chiemi, Izumi: Sannin yoreba
- 1964: Hadaka no jûyaku – Imaizumi, Executive
- 1964: Chi to daiyamondo – Utsuki
- 1964: Dogara, the Space Monster – chief inspector[4]
- 1964: Ware hitotsubu no mugi naredo
- 1964: Kokusai himitsu keisatsu: Kayaku no taru – Dr. Tatsuno
- 1964: Hana no oedo no musekinin
- 1964: Kwaidan – Kannai's colleague #1 ("Chawan no naka" segment)
- 1965: Taiheiyô kiseki no sakusen: Kisuka – Akune
- 1965: Frankenstein Conquers the World– Military advisor
- 1965: Hana no o-Edo no hôkaibô – Gensui Matsui
- 1965: Daiku taiheki
- 1965: Baka to Hasami
- 1965: Invasion of Astro-Monster – Dr. Sakurai
- 1966: Musekinin Shimizu Minato
- 1966: Izuko e
- 1966: Bangkok no yoru – Dr. Yamawaki
- 1966: Kiganjô no bôken – Innkeeper
- 1966: Jigoku no nora inu
- 1966: War of the Gargantuas– Army commander
- 1966: Godzilla vs. The Sea Monster– Red Bamboo commander
- 1966: Abashiri Bangaichi: Koya no taiketsu
- 1967: The Killing Bottle – President of Buddabal
- 1967: Abashiri bangaichi: Kettô reika 30 do – Nagamamushi, a miner
- 1967: Japan's Longest Day – Captain Yasuna Kozono – CO 302nd Air Group
- 1967: Otoko no shobu: kantô arashî
- 1967: Abashiri Bangaichi: Aku eno Chôsen – Gôzô Kadoma
- 1968: Zoku otoshimae – Kuroda
- 1968: Destroy All Monsters – Dr. Yoshida
- 1968: Wakamono yo chôsen seyo
- 1968: Wasureru monoka
- 1968: Kûsô tengoku – Boss
- 1969: Battle of the Japan Sea – Shimaji Hashiguchi
- 1969: Kiki kaikai ore wa dareda?! – Kumagorô Izawa
- 1970: Mekurano Oichi inochi moraimasu – Nadaaan
- 1970: Nippon ichi no yakuza otoko
- 1970: Botan to ryu
- 1976: Osharé daisakusen
- 1977: Hakkodasan
- 1977: Sanshiro Sugata
- 1978: Hakatakko junjô – Takeichi, Takeshi's dad
- 1981: Kaettekita wakadaishô
- 1981: The Imperial Navy
- 1983: Shōsetsu Yoshida gakkō – Ono
- 1985: Ran – Seiji Ayabe (final film role)
Television
- 1965: Taikōki
- 1966: Minamoto no Yoshitsune
- 1966: Ultra Q – Director General Sakamoto
- 1969: Ten to Chi to – Takeda Nobutora
- 1973: Kunitori Monogatari
- 1973: Jumborg Ace
- 1974: Kamen Rider X – Professor Keitarou Jin (Keisuke's father)
- 1983: Tokugawa Ieyasu – Shimazu Yoshihiro
References
- ^ Nishiwaki, Hideo (1979). "Tazaki Jun". Nihon eiga haiyū zenshū: Haiyū hen (in Japanese). Kinema Junpō. pp. 337–338.
- ^ "大江山酒天童子". Kadokawa. Retrieved 26 July 2021.
- ISBN 978-1-4616-7374-3.
- ISBN 978-1-4616-7374-3.
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