Fuyuki Murakami (1911-2007) was a prolific Japanese actor whose career spanned over five decades. Known primarily for his supporting roles, he became a familiar face in post-war Japanese cinema due to his versatility and numerous collaborations with world-renowned directors. He worked extensively with Akira Kurosawa, appearing in masterpieces such as *Seven Samurai* (1954), as a peasant, *Ikiru* (1952), *Throne of Blood* (1957), and *The Hidden Fortress* (1958). His filmography also includes significant appearances in the *kaiju* genre for Toho, directed by Ishirō Honda, in iconic films such as *Godzilla* (1954), *Rodan* (1956), and *Mothra* (1961). For his outstanding contribution to the arts, in 1984 he was awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Rosette, a high Japanese civil honor. His extensive filmography establishes him as one of the most important character actors of his generation.