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Jun'ya Satô is a director, writer and film worker. He was born in Tokyo on 6 November 1932. He is known for Yamato (2005), Proof of the Man (1977), Sakuradamongai No Hen (2010), The Go Masters (1982) and Shinkansen Daibakuha (1975).
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Jun'ya Satô
Born 1932-11-06 (93 years ago) in Tokyo.
| Award | Year |
|---|---|
| Japan Academy Prize for Director of the Year (The Silk Road) | 1989 |
| Japan Academy Prize for Picture of the Year (The Silk Road) | 1989 |
| Award | Year |
|---|---|
| Japan Academy Prize for Director of the Year (Yamato) | 2007 |
| Japan Academy Prize for Picture of the Year (Yamato) | 2007 |
| Japan Academy Prize for Director of the Year (The Silk Road) | 1989 |
| Japan Academy Prize for Picture of the Year (The Silk Road) | 1989 |
| Japan Academy Prize for Director of the Year (Lost in the Wilderness) | 1987 |
| Japan Academy Prize for Picture of the Year (Lost in the Wilderness) | 1987 |
Kan'ichi Satô
Jun'ichi Satô
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