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Encyclopedia > Junya Sato

Junya Sato (佐藤純彌 Satō Junya) is a Japanese film director.


Filmography

  1. Peking Man (Pekin Genjin) (1997)
  2. 超能力者 未知への旅人 (Chonoryokusha michi eno tabibito) (1994)
  3. 私を抱いてそしてキスして (Watashi o daite soshite kisu shite) (1992)
  4. The Dream of Russia (おろしや国酔夢譚) (1992)
  5. The Silk Road (敦煌) (1988)
  6. Lost in the Wilderness (植村直己物語) (1986)
  7. 空海 (Kuukai) (1984)
  8. Theatre of Life (人生劇場) (1983)
  9. The Go Masters (未完の対局) (1982)
  10. 遙かなる走路 (Haru kanaru souro) (1980)
  11. 甦れ魔女 (1980)
  12. 野性の証明 (Yasei no shoumei) (1978)
  13. Proof of the Man (人間の証明) (1977)
  14. 君よ噴怒の河を渉れ (Kimi yo funme no kawa o watare) (1976)
  15. Bullet Train (新幹線大爆破) (1975)
  16. ルパング島の奇跡　陸軍中野学校 (Rupangu-to no ritsugun Nakano gakko) (1974)
  17. Golgo 13 (ゴルゴ１３) (1973)
  18. 実録安藤組　襲撃篇 (Jitsuroku Ando-gumi: Shuugekihen) (1973)
  19. True Account of Ginza Tortures (実録　私設銀座警察) (1973)
  20. やくざと抗争　実録安藤組 (Yakuza tokousou: Jitsuroku Andou-gumi) (1973)
  21. Gang vs. Gang: The Red and Black Blues (ギャング対ギャング　赤と黒のブルース) (1972)
  22. やくざと抗争 (Yakuza tokousou) (1972)
  23. 博徒斬り込み隊 (Bakuto kirikomi-tai) (1971)
  24. 暴力団再武装 (Boryokudan sai buso) (1971)
  25. 最後の特攻隊 (Saigo no tokkoutai) (1970)
  26. 日本ダービー　勝負 (Nippon dabi katsukyu) (1970)
  27. 日本暴力団　組長と刺客 (Nihon boryoku-dan: kumicho to shikaku) (1969)
  28. 組織暴力　兄弟盃 (Soshiki boryoku: kyodai sakazuki) (1969)
  29. 旅に出た極道 (Tabi ni deta gokudo) (1969)
  30. The Drifting Avenger (荒野の渡世人) (1968)
  31. 続組織暴力 (Zoku soshiki bouryoku) (1967)
  32. The Private Police (組織暴力) (1967)
  33. 愛欲 (Aiyoku) (1966)
  34. 廓育ち (Kuruwa sodachi) (1964)
  35. 続・王将 (Zoku ousho) (1963)
  36. 陸軍残虐物語 (Rikugun zangyaku monogatari) (1963)

External links

  • Sato's IMDb Listing (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0766220/)
  • Sato's JMDb Listing (in Japanese) (http://www.jmdb.ne.jp/person/p0126890.htm)

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Sato Travel (1572 words)
Hoshi Sato (July 9, 2128-2246) is a character in the fictional Star Trek universe and the communication officer aboard the starship ''Enterprise (NX-01)'' in the science fiction television series ''Star Trek: Enterprise''.
Prior to her posting aboard ''Enterprise'', Sato was teaching linguistics in Brazil and it's unclear as to whether she was an active Starfleet officer at that time, or was reactivated to serve under Archer.
In 2004 Sato drove full-time for BAR and regularly challenged for the top five positions, achieving the second-ever podium finish for a Japanese driver (after Aguri Suzuki in 1990) by finishing third at the United States Grand Prix.
Sato - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (102 words)
Nobusuke Kishi, born Nobusuke Sato (former Prime Minister of Japan)
There is also the town of Sato in Kagoshima Prefecture, written 里村.
This is a disambiguation page, a list of pages that otherwise might share the same title.
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