Yôji Kuri

Biography

Yôji Kuri was a Japanese cartoonist and independent filmmaker. He was the unofficial leader and most prolific of the "Animation Association of Three" collective who kick-started the renaissance of modern-styled, independently made, adult-aimed animation in early 1960s Japan.

Known For

Acting

1964

The Man Who Makes Tomorrow

as

Himself

Production

Crew

Directing

1960

Two Grilled Fish (B/W Version)

as

1965

Au Fou! (Original Version)

as

1964

Aos

as

1964

Love

as

2006

Tokyo Loop

as

2003

Winter Days

as

1972

The Midnight Parasites

as

2006

Funkorogashi

as

1961

Here and There

as

1962

Human Zoo

as

1963

Isu

as

1961

Stamp Fantasia

as

1965

The Man Next Door

as

1965

The Window

as

1967

Au Fou! (International Version)

as

1968

Love of Kemeko

as

1974

Pop

as

1969

Tragedy on the G Line

as

1972

The Bathroom

as

1977

Manga

as

1984

Imagination of Marathon Runners

as

Art, Life and Opinions: Shūsaku Arakawa

as

1973

Art, Life and Opinions: Ushio Shinohara

as

1968

Crazy World

as

1967

The Room

as

1968

Two Grilled Fish (Color Version)

as

1960

Fashion

as

1967

Flower

as

1963

Locus

as

1963

Man and Woman and Dog

as

1965

Samurai

as

The Commitment

as

1961

Punpun Polka

as

1967

What Do You Think?

as

Okinawa

as

A Woman's Tavern

as

Manufacture of a Beauty

as

Gossip

as

Emmanuelle

as

1973

Art, Life and Opinions: Sawako Gōda

as