Tatsuo Umemiya

Tatsuo Umemiya
Tatsuo Umemiya
梅宮辰夫
	Umemiya in 1962
Born	11 March 1938; Harbin, Manchukuo, Japan
Died	12 December 2019 (aged 81)
Occupation(s)	Actor, tarento, businessman
Years active	1959–2013
Agent	Pickles
Known for	Yoru no Seishun series; Yoru no Kayō series; Furyō Banchō series; Teiō series; Battles Without Honor and Humanity series; Zenryaku Ofukuro-sama; Hagure Keiji Junjō-ha series;
Height	1.74 m (5 ft 9 in)
Spouse	Claudia Umemiya
Children	Anna Umemiya (daughter)

Tatsuo Umemiya (梅宮辰夫, Umemiya Tatsuo, 11 March 1938 – 12 December 2019)^[1] was a Japanese actor, tarento, and businessman. He was represented by the agency Pickles. His daughter is model and tarento Anna Umemiya.

The son of a doctor, Umemiya gave up a medical career to debut as a Toei New Face at the Toei Studios.^[2] As an actor, he appeared in films and television dramas and also in restaurant variety shows.

Umemiya died of kidney failure on 12 December 2019. He was 81 years old.^[3]^[4]

Filmography

Year	Title	Role	Ref.
1959	Shōnen Tantei-dan: Teki wa Genshi Senkō-tei
1959	Planet Prince
1962	Ankoku-gai Saigo no Hi
1962	Gang vs. G-Men	Masao Kuroki
1963	Jinsei Gekijō: Hisha-kaku
	Dai Hachiku ute Itai: Sō Retsu o ni Tai Chō
	Shōwa Kyōkaku den
1965	Himo
1965	Shōwa Zankyō Den
1966	Rampaging Dragon of the North
1967	Abashiri Prison
1968	Ningen Gyorai: Ā Kaiten Tokubetsu Kōgeki-tai	Keijishoi Yoshioka
	Furyō Banchō		^[5]
	Yoru no Kayō
1970	Teiō
1970	Bloodstained Clan Honor
1972	Wandering Ginza Butterfly	Shinnosuke Matsudaira
1973	Battles Without Honor and Humanity	Hiroshi Wakasugi
1973	Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Proxy War	Shinichi Iwai
1974	Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Police Tactics	Shinichi Iwai
	Ninkyō Hanaichirin	Masashi Yashiro
	Yamaguchi-gumi Gaiden: Kyuushuu Shinkou Sakusen	Ichiro Ishino
1975	Gokudō Shachō	Sumitomo Mitsui
	Bōryoku Kinmyaku	Kenji Okuda
	Nihon Bōryoku Rettō: Keihanshin-goroshi no Gundan	Koji Kanemitsu
	Cops vs. Thugs	Shoichi Kaida
	Gambling Den Heist	Noshiro
	Shikin-gen Gōdatsu	Fumiaki Noshiro
	Graveyard of Honor	Kozaburo Imai
1976	Karate Warriors
	Terror of Yakuza	Yoshiaki Kaizu
	Yakuza Graveyard	Goro Iwata
	Jitsuroku Gaiden: Ōsaka Dengeki Sakusen	Heikichi Miyatake
	Track Yarō: Bōkyō Ichibanhoshi	Dai Kumada Taro Jirozaemon
1977	Yakuza Sensō: Nihon no Shuryō	Fukushima
1978	Never Give Up	Akio Izaki
1978	Bandits vs. Samurai Squadron	Judayu Araki
1979	Sanada Yukimura no Bōryaku	Sanada Nobuyuki
	Akuma ga Kirite Fue o Fuku	Shunroku Kazama
	Nihon no Fixer	Takayoshi Oguri
1980	Furyō Shōnen	Asamoto
1980	Tokugawa Ichizoku no Hōkai	Ōkubo Toshimichi
1982	Onimasa	Masaru Yamane
1982	Dai Nippon Teikoku	Heiso Hige
1983	Shōsetsu Yoshida Gakkō	Ichirō Kōno
1986	Keshin	Nomura
1988	Be-Bop High School: Kōkō Yotarō Ondo	Principal
1989	226	Sanno Hotel manager
2002	Shura no Mure
2008	Tokumei Kakarichō Hitoshi Tadano: Saigo no Gekijō-ban	Shigezo Kurokawa

TV series

Year	Title	Role	Network	Notes
1964	Niji no Sekkei		NHK
1966	Three Outlaw Samurai		Fuji TV
1968	Nihon Kenkaku-den		TV Asahi	Episode 9
1969	Ā Chūshingura	Horibe Yasubei	KTV, Fuji TV
	Playgirl		TV Tokyo	Episodes 12, 16, 58, 162
	FLower Action 009 no 1		Fuji TV	Episode 1
1975	Zatoichi Monogatari		Fuji TV	Episode 16
	Yoake no Keiji	Motomiya	TBS	Episode 28
	Zenryaku Ofukuro-sama	Suji Murai	NTV
1977	Shin Yoake no Keiji	Asakura	TBS
1977	Ashita no Keiji	Asakura	TBS
1978	Edo Professional Hissatsu Shōbainin	Shinji	ABC
1980	Shin Edo no Senpū	Asakichi	Fuji TV	Episode 1
	Sayonara o Ryū-san		MBS
	Yōki na Tōbō	Daisaku Fujimura	Fuji TV
1981	Keishichō Satsujin-ka	Hirata	TV Asahi
1982	Keiji Yoroshiku	Kannami leader	TBS
1982	Ōedo Sōsamō	Tasukunokai Mitani	TV Tokyo	Episode 544
1984	School Wars: Hero	Daizaburo Shimoda	TBS
1985	Star Tanjō	Kohei Kaga	Fuji TV
1986	Kono ko Dare no Ko	Tsuruta	Fuji TV
1988	The School Cup	Reformatory director	Fuji TV
	Tonbo	Kenzo Takeshiri	TBS
	Hagure Keiji Junjō-ha	Shigetada	TV Asahi
1989	Gomendo Kakemasu		Fuji TV
1990	Binta	Seijiro Hanai	TBS
1991	Lullaby Keiji	Kenzo Hagiwara	TV Asahi
1992	Mei Bugyō Tōyama no Kin-san	Daishiro Hanayama	TV Asahi	4th Series, Episode 8
1993	Ueno-eki Satsujin Jiken	Naito	TBS
1993	Akai Meikyū		TBS
1994	Dai Chūshingura	Tomekichi	TBS
1994	Coming Home		TBS
1995	Yureru Omoi		TBS
	Tokumei Kakarichō Hitoshi Tadano	Shigezo Kurokawa	TV Asahi
	Tōbō-sha Joichiro Kijima	Yamashiro	Fuji TV
	Haikei, Chichiue-sama		Fuji TV
1999	Double Couple Tantei		Fuji TV
2000	Obasan Kaichō Murasaki no Hanzai Seisō Nikki Gomi wa Koroshi o Shitte Iru Series	Sanzo Onogi	TBS
2008	Hadaka no Taishō – Miyazaki-hen – Miyazaki no Onigawarau no de		Fuji TV
2008	Yumeko Hinata Chōtei Iin Jiken-bo	Zenzo Hinata	Fuji TV
2012	Shira Rezaru Bakumatsu no Shishi: Yamada Akiyoshi Monogatari	Itō Hirobumi	MBS
2013	Nanohana Line ni Norikaete	Yoshisaburo Kamogawa	NHK BS Premium

Anime

Title	Role	Network
Government Crime Investigation Agent Jotaro Zaizen	Aban Narration	TV Asahi

Variety

Title	Network	Notes
Kuishinbo! Banzai	Fuji TV	Reporter
Shingo no Omachi do O-sama	TBS	Regular appearances, charge in cuisine corner
Akko no Karu ku Mite Mitai	TBS
Iron Chef	Fuji TV
Sekai no Chō Gōka Chinpin Ryōri	Fuji TV	Quasi-regular appearances
The Letters: Kazoku no Ai ni Arigatō	Fuji TV	Regular appearances
Kazuo Tokumitsu no Kandō Saikai "Aitai"	TBS
Geinōjin Kakuzu ke Check	ABC
Peke×Pon	Fuji TV

Discography

Singles

Year	Title	Ref.
1962	"Haha Koi Yakuza / Ginza no Fūraibō"
1966	"Yūkyō Mitsuyo / Sakazuki-bushi"
	"Banchō Sharrock / Sakazuki yo Omaedake"
	"Banchō Bruce / Ore wa Banchō"
	"Banchō Shinjuku Jingi / Yume wa Yoru Hiraku"
	"Banchō Kazoe-uta / Norainu"
	"Otoko Banchō Nagareboshi / Bangaichi Bruce"
1970	""
1970	"Diamond Rock / Usshisshi-bushi"
	"Symbol Rock / Yoru wa Ore no Mono"	^[6]
	"Tatsuo Umemiya no Tokyo Nagare-uta / Banchō"
1971	"Gara Janakatta Koi Nanka / Otoko Nakase no Kiri ga Furu"
1971	"Kaikon no Uta / Sasurai no Waltz"
	"Tatsu-chan no Seishun Nikki / Tatsu Ani i no Sandogasa"
	"Sakariba Banchō / Jinsei gekijō"
	"Moteta Tsumori no Kazoe-uta / On'na Machi Miren"
1982	"Tsuyogari / Otoko Hitori"

Albums

Title
Yoasobi no Teiō
Jinsei Gekijō / Furyō banchō
Otoko no Enka

References

^ ^a ^b "梅宮辰夫". Nihon Tarento Meikan (in Japanese). Yahoo! Japan. Retrieved 6 Sep 2016.
^ "名家出身の梅宮辰夫が父の反対を押し切り俳優になった理由は？". Ameba News. Retrieved 19 September 2016.^{[permanent dead link‍]}
^ 俳優の梅宮辰夫さん死去 81歳
^ Japanese actor Tatsuo Umemiya dies at 81
^ "Big tomorrow". Seishun Publishing. Aug 2010. p. 77.
^ "夜遊びの帝王". Toei Channel (in Japanese). Wayback Machine. Archived from the original on 30 May 2014. Retrieved 6 Sep 2016.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)

External links

Tatsuo Umemiya at the Japanese Movie Database (in Japanese)
Tatsuo Umemiya at IMDb
Official website (in Japanese)

[profile-1] "梅宮辰夫". Nihon Tarento Meikan (in Japanese). Yahoo! Japan. Retrieved 6 Sep 2016.

[Ameba-2] "名家出身の梅宮辰夫が父の反対を押し切り俳優になった理由は？". Ameba News. Retrieved 19 September 2016.^{[permanent dead link‍]}

[3] 俳優の梅宮辰夫さん死去 81歳

[4] Japanese actor Tatsuo Umemiya dies at 81

[5] "Big tomorrow". Seishun Publishing. Aug 2010. p. 77.

[6] "夜遊びの帝王". Toei Channel (in Japanese). Wayback Machine. Archived from the original on 30 May 2014. Retrieved 6 Sep 2016.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)

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Year	Title	Notes
	Bubble Star	Co-starring with Sonny Chiba, Hiroki Matsukata, Kin'ya Kitaōji, and Shingo Yamashiro
	Takara Hon Mirin
	Konjac to Kaisō Salad	Co-starring with his daughter Anna
2010	CupStar
2014	Magic Bullet