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An incomplete list of films produced in Japan ordered by year in the 1910s. For an A–Z of films see Category:Japanese films. Also see cinema of Japan.
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An incomplete list of films produced in Japan ordered by year in the 1910s. For an A–Z of films see Category:Japanese films. Also see cinema of Japan.
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1910 | ||||||
| Kyokotsu danji Ōshio Heihachiro | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Keian taiheiki yui shosetsu | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Ishiyama gunki | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Kansei soga | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Kimura Nagatonokami Shigenari | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Ōishi Kuranosuke ichidaiki | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Tokugawa tenichibo | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Chushingura godanme | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Sanjusangendo to yurai | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Isshin tasuke | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Shonanko | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Byakkotai | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Ōta Dōkan | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Chibusa no Enoki | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Tenka chaya | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Utsunomiya tsuritenjo | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Horibe yasuebi | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Sanada yukimura | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Otaka gengo | Shozo Makino | Matsunosuke Onoe | ||||
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1911 | ||||||
| Soga kyodai ichidaiki | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Kyokyaku yuten kichimatsu | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Komamonoya hikobei | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Higo no komageta | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Jitsuroku sendaihagi | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Seiryoko tomigoro | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Mikazuki Jirokichi | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Echigo denkichi | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Shinzo kyodai | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Saigo takamori seinan senso | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Kawanakajima gassen | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Yasaku no kamabara | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Nigaigasa yagyu matajuro | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Chujo hime | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Rashomon | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Katsuragawa rikizo | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Sendai sodo | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Yamanaka shikanosuke | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Akita giminden | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Yanagawa shohachi | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Abe bungonokami norikiri | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Iwami shigetaro | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Sasano gonzaburo | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Araki mataemon | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Amakusa sodo | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Sekiguchi yataro | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Shimizu no Jirochō | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Shinkageryu no tatsujin tsukahara bokuden | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Anchu kusasaburo | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1912 | ||||||
| Ii kamonnakami zentoshi | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Takeda Kōunsai | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Yūfu sarashina Aigi Morinosuke | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Fuwa Kazuemon | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Gosunkugi Torakichi | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Isshin tasuke | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Tsukushi Ichibei | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Tsukushi Ichibei | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Gōketsu Ban Dan'emon | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Gosunkugi torakichi | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Onna kyōkyaku Tamagawa | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Oyoshi | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Kanzaki Yogorō yōnen jidai | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Azekura Jūshirō | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Sakura Sōgorō | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Kyōkyaku Kozaru Shichinosuke | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Akashi Shiganosuke | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Fukagawa fudeya Sachibei | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Mito Kōmon junyūki | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Kagamiyama jitsuki | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Shiobara Tasuke ichidaiki | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Kaga sodo | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Sahara Kisaburō | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Tamiya Bōtaro Konpira rishōki | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Ishikawa Goemon ichidaiki | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Sano Shikajūrō | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Aizu no Kotetsu | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Nippon nankyoku tanken | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Nihon zaemon | Shozo Makino | |||||
| Tabakoya Kihachi | ||||||
| Nezumi kozo | ||||||
| Sano Jirōzaemon | ||||||
| Tomoe no Oman | ||||||
| Koganei Jūjirō | ||||||
| Tonosama genji | ||||||
| Kinokuniya bunzaemon | ||||||
| Kumasaka chohan | ||||||
| Kannon tanji | ||||||
| Onikojima Yatarō | ||||||
| Taira Shinnō Masakado | ||||||
| Tokugawa tenichibo | ||||||
| Koya no gijin | ||||||
| Hanagasa Bunshichi | ||||||
| Kyubi no kitsune | ||||||
| Yotsuya kaidan | ||||||
| Chūshingura | ||||||
| Nogi shogun to shogai | ||||||
| Arao josuke | ||||||
| Yodoya Tatsugorō | ||||||
| Akushichibei Kagekiyo | ||||||
| Shin nihon | 13 December | |||||
| Ryūjin Otama | ||||||
| Zigomar contre Nick Carter | ||||||
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1913 | ||||||
| Hakkenden | 21 January | |||||
| Tsurugi no denji | ||||||
| Tanuma sodo | ||||||
| Shaka hassoki | ||||||
| Karainu Gonbei | ||||||
| Mikazuki Jirokichi kohen | ||||||
| Mikazuki Jirokichi zenpen | ||||||
| Kawanakajima | ||||||
| Kanzaki Yogorō | ||||||
| Iwami Jūtarō ichidaiki | ||||||
| Yanagisawa sodo | ||||||
| Matsumaeya gorobei | ||||||
| Araki Mataemon | ||||||
| Sanada manyūki | ||||||
| Sanada manyūki | ||||||
| Sarashina Otama | ||||||
| Daianji tsutsumi | 15 May | |||||
| Chōshi no Gorozō | 1 June | |||||
| Katayama Manzō | ||||||
| Sakuragi Ochō | ||||||
| Kaminari yoshigoro | ||||||
| Sakura Sōgorō | ||||||
| Ōishi Kuranosuke ichidai | ||||||
| Araoni Shinpachi | ||||||
| Fuwa Kazuemon | ||||||
| Murakumo Ohide | ||||||
| Musume taihai daimyo Ohatsu | ||||||
| Asahi Gengorō | ||||||
| Izutsu Menosuke | ||||||
| Shashin no adauchi | ||||||
| Yui to marubashi | ||||||
| Mongaku shohin ichidaiki | ||||||
| Okubo tenka manyuki | ||||||
| Owari Kunimaru | ||||||
| Tokugawa tenichibo | ||||||
| Yakko no Ohatsu | ||||||
| Sakura Sōgorō | ||||||
| Chūshingura | ||||||
| Protéa | ||||||
| Tokugawa Yoshinobu kō ichidaiki | 22 December | |||||
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