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Mitsuo Yanagimachi
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Mitsuo Yanagimachi was born on 2 November 1945 in Ibaraki, Japan. He is a director and writer, known for
Ai ni tsuite, Tokyo (1992)
,
The Nineteen Year-Old's Map (1979)
and
Fire Festival (1985)
.
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8 wins & 6 nominations total
Known for
Ai ni tsuite, Tokyo
7.3
Director
1992
The Nineteen Year-Old's Map
6.9
Director
1979
Fire Festival
7.1
Director
1985
Farewell to the Land
6.9
Director
1982
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Director
Previous
8
Kamyu nante shiranai
7.0
Director
2005
Wandering Peddlers
7.5
Director
1995
Ai ni tsuite, Tokyo
7.3
Director
1992
Shadow of China
6.2
Director
1989
Fire Festival
7.1
Director
1985
Farewell to the Land
6.9
Director
1982
The Nineteen Year-Old's Map
6.9
Director
1979
God Speed You! Black Emperor
6.5
Director
1976
Writer
Previous
6
Kamyu nante shiranai
7.0
Writer
2005
Wandering Peddlers
7.5
Writer
1995
Ai ni tsuite, Tokyo
7.3
Writer
1992
Shadow of China
6.2
screenplay
1989
Farewell to the Land
6.9
Writer
1982
The Nineteen Year-Old's Map
6.9
writer
1979
Producer
Previous
4
Ai ni tsuite, Tokyo
7.3
producer
1992
Farewell to the Land
6.9
producer
1982
The Nineteen Year-Old's Map
6.9
producer
1979
God Speed You! Black Emperor
6.5
producer
1976
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Born
November 2
,
1945
Ibaraki, Japan
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