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Born in Gifu, Japan. He studied literature at Waseda University. After graduation, working as businessman, he made some movies personally. 1977-1979, he worked as assistant director under some directors like Koji Wakamatsu, Banmei Takahashi, Tatsumi Kumashiro, etc. 1979-1990, he made many blue movies as director or producer. In these movies, we can find "Hentai Kazoku: Aniki no yomesan" known as the first movie of director Masayuki Suo (the director of "Shall We Dance?"). "Since 1990, he has directed non-pornographic films, like "Asatte Dansu", "Ningen Kosaten - Michi", "Me wo tojite daite", etc. In 1993, he founded a movie production company "Altamira Pictures Inc." with Masayuki Suo and "Shall we dance" team. Since then, he works as director and producer in the company.

Awards

Itsumichi Isomura

Japanese Professional Movie Awards

Yokohama Film Festival

Pink Film Award

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