Yoshihiro Ishimatsu

Yoshihiro Ishimatsu

Birthday: 1932-06-01
Place of birth: Iizuka, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
Also know as: 新木薫

Bio

Yoshihiro Ishimatsu Movies and TV Shows.

Production Credits

Mission to Annihilate the Underworld

1965
As Writer
Lips of Ruin

1963
As Writer
Black Sea of Trees

1960
As Screenplay
The Hot Little Girl

1970
As Writer
The Woman Gambler's Trump Card

1969
As Screenplay
The Great Villains

1968
As Screenplay
Beijing Watermelon

1989
As Writer
Too Young to Die

1969
As Screenplay
Black Challenger

1964
As Writer
Rogue

1968
As Screenplay
Useless Creature: Fighting Man's Life

1970
As Screenplay
Play It Cool

1970
As Screenplay
喜劇右向けェ左！

1970
As Screenplay
Live My Share, Mother

1970
As Writer
Black Report

1963
As Screenplay
Gateway to Glory

1969
As Screenplay
Black Test Car

1962
As Screenplay
3,000 Kilometer Trap

1971
As Writer
Organized Violence II

1967
As Screenplay
Internal Sleuth

1973
As Screenplay
The Private Police

1969
As Screenplay
Parole

1967
As Screenplay
The Drifting Avenger

1968
As Writer
Quarreling with Yakuza

1973
As Screenplay
Brothers Serving Time

1969
As Screenplay
Two Enemy Women Gamblers

1969
As Screenplay
The Ando Gang Documentary Film

1973
As Screenplay
Yakuza Skirmishes

1972
As Screenplay
Shibuya Story

2005
As Screenplay
Kigeki: Ohi Kaenasutte!

1970
As Screenplay
King of the Gang

1967
As Screenplay
The Cheating Underworld

1968
As Screenplay
The Gambler's Counterattack

1971
As Screenplay
Retaliation

1968
As Screenplay
Everybody, Let's Go!

1967
As Screenplay
Akiko

1962
As Screenplay
A Certain Killer

1967
As Screenplay
Merdeka 17805

2001
As Writer
The Rockabilly Lady

1960
As Story
The Sea Anemone

1969
As Screenplay
Hurry on a Sail to Dream

1970
As Screenplay
The Creature Called Man

1970
As Screenplay
A Hoodlum At The Risk Of His Life

1970
As Screenplay
Street Mobster

1972
As Screenplay
Fifteen Boys Adrift

1982
As Writer
City of Beasts

1970
As Writer
A Man Worth the Money

1966
As Writer
The Last Loyalty Offering

1967
As Screenplay
Apartment Wife: Unforgettable Night

1972
As Screenplay