A Acting Ako Jissoji Born March 1, 1967 · Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan (age 59) No biography available. ↗ Share Known For‹Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 2 · 1992Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 21992MovieHorrorMystery▶+The Men Who Made Ultraman · 1989The Men Who Made Ultraman★ 10.01989MovieDramaTV MovieA biographical dramatization about the production of the original Ultraman, the beloved classic special effects fantasy series from Eiji Tsuburaya.▶+Kaiki Senyaichiya Monogatari: Sen no Maki · 1991Kaiki Senyaichiya Monogatari: Sen no Maki1991MovieHorrorHorror film released in 1991.▶+Closing Time · 1996Closing Time★ 5.51996MovieA down-and-out scriptwriter spends his days and nights in the bars of Tokyo. When he is thrown out of a joint because it is closing time, there is always a willing lady to spend the rest of the night with. In the street he has countless semi-philosophical discussions with fellow drinkers, male and female, (shot in black-and-white, as prologue to the different chapters) but in the end it often comes down to one thing: the bottle of whisky that has to be finished. An encounter with a homeless young man with AIDS marks a turning point in the life of the writer.▶+› FilmographySortPopularNewestTop ratedAkio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 2 · 1992Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 21992MovieHorrorMystery▶+The Men Who Made Ultraman · 1989The Men Who Made Ultraman★ 10.01989MovieDramaTV MovieA biographical dramatization about the production of the original Ultraman, the beloved classic special effects fantasy series from Eiji Tsuburaya.▶+HiromiKaiki Senyaichiya Monogatari: Sen no Maki · 1991Kaiki Senyaichiya Monogatari: Sen no Maki1991MovieHorrorHorror film released in 1991.▶+Closing Time · 1996Closing Time★ 5.51996MovieA down-and-out scriptwriter spends his days and nights in the bars of Tokyo. When he is thrown out of a joint because it is closing time, there is always a willing lady to spend the rest of the night with. In the street he has countless semi-philosophical discussions with fellow drinkers, male and female, (shot in black-and-white, as prologue to the different chapters) but in the end it often comes down to one thing: the bottle of whisky that has to be finished. An encounter with a homeless young man with AIDS marks a turning point in the life of the writer.▶+