Takumi Furukawa
Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan

Takumi Furukawa was a Japanese film director. He is most known for directing Season of the Sun in 1956, which was a box office success and helped launch the career of Yujiro Ishihara. At the end of his career Furukawa, a.k.a. Tai Kao-Mei (Chinese), directed two films in Hong Kong and dramas for television.

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Kiss and Kill (1967)
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Black Falcon (1967)
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Cruel Gun Story (1964)
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Ore wa Jigoku no Butaichou (1963)
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Satsujin-sha o oe (1962)
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Bōkyō no umi (1962)
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Jūdan no arashi (1962)
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Burūtaun aoi machi no ōkami (1962)
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Sugata Naki Tsuisekisha (1962)
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Ashita ni Mukatte Tsuppashire (1961)
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Umi wa kurutte iru (1959)
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The Fugitive (1959)
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Kemono no iru gai (1958)
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Human Torpedoes Attack (1956)
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Okinawa no Tami (1956)
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Gyakukōsen (1956)
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Season of the Sun (1956)
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Vanished Glory (1955)
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Bodyguard from Hell (1955)
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