Kōzō Okazaki

Kōzō Okazaki was born on January 12, 1919 in Tokyo, Japan. Working in the film industry, Okazaki contributed as Director of Photography and in cinematography across several productions. Among the titles associated with Okazaki’s work are Goyokin [1969], The Wolves [1971], and Inn of Evil [1971], where Okazaki handled cinematography duties. The films reflect a period of Japanese cinema marked by distinct visual styles and thematic depth, with Okazaki’s work forming part of that creative landscape.