Heinosuke Gosho

Birthday: 1902-01-24
Deathday: 1981-05-01
Birthplace: Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
Gender: Male

Heinosuke Gosho (五所平之助 Gosho Heinosuke, 24 January 1902 – 1 May 1981) was a Japanese film director who directed Japan's first talkie, The Neighbor's Wife and Mine, in 1931. He once served as president of the Directors Guild of Japan

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Credits

	Year	Title
	1968-07-04	Women and Miso Soup
	1967-01-14	Rebellion of Japan
	1966-09-30	Our Wonderful Years
	1965-10-30	An Innocent Witch
	1962-09-01	Get Married, Mother
	1961-11-22	Love's Family Tree
	1961-07-09	As the Clouds Scatter
	1961-01-03	Hunting Rifle
	1959-09-24	When a Woman Loves
	1959-04-14	Diary of Forsaken Love
	1958-12-07	Maria of the Ant Village
	1958-06-24	Yoku
	1958-03-18	Firefly Light
	1957-09-01	Elegy of the North
	1957-02-27	Yellow Crow
	1956-06-08	Twice on a Certain Night
	1955-04-01	Growing Up
	1954-11-30	The Cock Crows Twice
	1954-09-21	The Valley Between Love and Death
	1954-04-20	An Inn at Osaka
	1953-03-05	Where Chimneys Are Seen
	1952-05-01	A Ripple in a Morning
	1951-11-23	Dispersed Clouds
	1948-04-04	A Visage to Remember
	1947-04-01	Once More
	1945-08-30	Izu no musumetachi
	1944-08-17	Goju no to
	1942-10-01	New Snow
	1940-08-01	Wood and Stone
	1937-01-14	Song of the Flower Basket
	1936-12-16	The New Road: Ryota
	1936-11-30	The New Road: Akemi
	1936-05-14	Woman in the Mist
	1935-12-10	Burden of Life
	1935-01-13	The Groom Talks in His Sleep
	1934-11-15	Living Things
	1933-11-09	Love
	1933-02-01	The Dancing Girl of Izu
	1933-01-14	The Bride Talks in Her Sleep
	1931-08-01	The Neighbour's Wife and Mine
	1928-01-27	The Village Bride
	1927-06-15	Karakuri musume