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The 15 pages that link to Toho, each with the reason it gives.

• Akira KurosawaRelated: Kurosawa directed many of his major films under Toho’s production system.

• Seven SamuraiRelated: Toho financed and produced the unusually ambitious historical production.

• ShōchikuCompared with: Toho is a major studio rival with a different mix of franchises and theatrical business.

• A Fistful of DollarsRelated: Toho, which produced Yojimbo, pursued a settlement after recognizing the film's resemblance to Leone's adaptation.

• GodzillaRelated: Toho financed and released the film, launching its most enduring franchise.

• Toei CompanyCompared with: Toho is a major domestic rival whose production and distribution strengths differ from Toei’s genre franchises.

• TokusatsuRelated: Toho provided the studio infrastructure for early tokusatsu cinema.

• Ishirō HondaRelated: Honda directed many of his best-known works within Toho’s studio system.

• Toshiro MifuneRelated: Mifune entered acting through Toho’s New Faces audition program after the war.

• Eiji TsuburayaRelated: Tsuburaya led special-effects work at the studio behind his best-known films.

• Postwar Japanese cinemaRelated: Its productions ranged from Kurosawa’s dramas to Godzilla films and helped shape postwar popular cinema.

• Mikio NaruseRelated: Naruse spent much of his career at Toho, where many of his major films were made.

• Cinema of JapanBroader topic: Its productions helped define postwar popular cinema, including the kaiju film.

• Kon IchikawaRelated: Ichikawa entered the film industry through Toho’s animation department and later directed for its studios.

• Keiko MatsuzakaRelated: Toho is one of the major studios associated with Japan’s commercial film culture.