
Masao Imafuku
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- April 8, 1921
- Died
- May 27, 2015
- Birthplace
- Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
Filmography

Arigatou 2006
Actor

GTO: The Movie 1999
as Iida

Gemini 1999
as Old Man in the Slums

Bounce Ko Gals 1997
Actor

Mokuyou no Kaidan'97: Akuryou Gakuen 1997
Actor

Sleeping Man 1996
as Takuji's Father

Kappa 1994
as Kisuke Suzumori

Kwaidan 1992
Actor

Kanei Chronicles 1991
as Hikozaemon Okubo

Sea of Whitetail 1990
Actor

Tora-san, My Uncle 1989
as 奥村
- Kaze no Sumu Ie
Kaze no Sumu Ie 1989
Actor

Battle Heater 1989
as Shintaro Nakagawa

Rikyu 1989
as Ceramist

Wuthering Heights 1988
as Ichi
- Countryside Accountant's Government Reform
Countryside Accountant's Government Reform 1987
as Gonsuke

A Human Promise 1986
Actor

Jazz Daimyo 1986
as Gundayu

Kōgen ni ressha ga hashitta 1984
Actor

Assassination Orders 1984
Actor

Secret of the Forbidden Valley 1983
Actor

The Bored Samurai 1983
as Jinnai Sugimura

At This Late Date, the Charleston 1981
as Foreign Affairs Minister

Station 1981
Actor

Lowly Ronin 1981
Actor

Magistrate of the Floating World 1981
Actor

The Last Game 1979
Actor

Blood Type: Blue 1978
as Special Forces Division Commander

Afterglow 1978
Actor

Ghost Train 1978
Actor

Sensei no tsushinbo 1977
Actor

Festival Champ 1976
Actor

The Village 1975
Actor

Great Jailbreak 1975
Actor

Battle Cry 1975
as Taihei

Comedy: Love and Justice Among Cheaters 1974
as Iwamoto

Akumyo: Notorious Dragon 1974
Actor

Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla 1974
as Tengan Kunito, the Azumi Royal Family High Priest

Coup d'Etat 1973
as Wounded soldier

The Battle of Okinawa 1971
as Principal Teruya

Love Forsaken 1971
Actor

Demons 1971
as Hachiemon

Pure Land, Poisoned Sea 1970
as Narrator (voice)

River Without a Bridge Part 2 1970
Actor

The Human Bullet 1968
as School Principal

Trigger-Happy 1968
Actor

Where did Sharaku go? 1968
Actor

Admiral Yamamoto 1968
as Minister of the Army Hata

Kill! 1968
as Doshin - Monk

Judge and Jeopardy 1968
Actor

Japan's Longest Day 1967
as Marshal Shunroku Hata
Credits from TMDB.