Hiroshi Koizumi
Hiroshi Koizumi (1926–2015) was a Japanese actor and announcer.
Hiroshi Koizumi
時事世界社 (Jiji Sekai-sha). · 『映画と演劇』1955年10月号、時事世界社、1955年、p. 13 Magazine for "Eiga to Engeki (Movies and theater)" October 1955 issue, Jiji Sekai-sha. 1955 , p. 13 · Public domain
- Born
- 1926 · Kamakura
- Died
- 2015 · Tokyo
- Nationality
- Japan · Empire of Japan
- Occupation
- actor · announcer
- Education
- Keio University
- Languages
- Japanese
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Born at Kamakura in 1926, died in Tokyo in 2015.
Hiroshi Koizumi studied at Keio University. The recorded working language is Japanese.
Employment is recorded with NHK.
Hiroshi Koizumi and Kyōko Anzai, 1954
映画世界社 Eiga Sekaisha Ltd. · 『映画ファン』 昭和29年4月号より (1954年)、映画世界社、1954年 "Eiga Fan (Movie Fan)" Published Monthly, April 1954 issue, Eiga Sekaisha Ltd., 1954
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