Fumio Hayasaka

Fumio Hayasaka was born on August 19, 1914, and worked as a composer in the film industry. Hayasaka contributed original music to two films during this period: Stray Dog in 1949 and Ikiru in 1952. Their compositions for these films were part of the soundtrack, aligning with the visual and narrative elements of each production.

Hayasaka’s role involved creating music that supported the storytelling in cinema. The films listed represent their known involvement in the medium during this time. Their work contributed to the overall sound design of these productions, though further details about their creative process or additional projects are not recorded in the available data.