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RECENT CREDITS

American Fusion (FILM) Aug. 17, 2007

SpongeBob SquarePants (TV) May. 12, 2006

Robot Chicken (TV) Apr. 17, 2005

Down and Derby (FILM) Apr. 15, 2005

Happy Days 30th Anniversary Reunion (TV) Feb. 3, 2005

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HIGHLIGHTS

2006 Played Master Udon on Nickelodeon's "SpongeBob SquarePants" in the episode, "Karate Island"

2005 Cast in the film, "American Fusion"

2001 Had a cameo appearance in the Alien Ant Farm music video "Movies"

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Role

Category

Cats and Mice

Actor

Film

Coming Attractions -Cast

Actor

Film

Gengis Khan -Emperor Wang

Actor

Film

Rice Girl

Actor

Film

Shadow Fury

Actor

Film

American Fusion 2007 -Lao Dong

Actor

Film

Down and Derby 2005 -Uno Yakimoto

Actor

Film

Robot Chicken 2005

Voice

S&M Present (2005)

Voice

TV Episode

Happy Days 30th Anniversary Reunion 2005 -Himself

Actor

High Roller: The Stu Ungar Story 2005 -Mr. Leo

Actor

The Last Shot 2004 -Himself

Actor

Film

Volcano High 2003 -of Vice Principal Ko

Voice

Diagnosis Murder 2003 -Martin Gaylord

Actor

The Center of the World 2001 -Taxi Driver

Actor

Film

Ancestors in the Americas 2001 -Narration

Narrator

First Years 2001

Actor

Pioneer Living 2001 -Host

Actor

House of Luk 2001 -Kwang Luk

Actor

Film

Yes, Dear 2000 -Trainer

Actor

When Jimmy Met Greggy (2003) -Trainer

Actor

TV Episode

Son of the Beach 2000 -King Kumonya

Actor

TV Guide's Truth Behind the Sitcoms 4 2000 -Interviewee

Actor

Desert Heat 1999

Actor

Film

Baywatch Hawaii 1999 -Kekoa's Father

Actor

Asian Connection: Road to Mandalay 1999 -Y C Kung

Actor

SpongeBob SquarePants 1999 -Master Udon

Voice

Whale of a Birthday/ Karate Island (2006) -Master Udon

Voice

TV Episode

Redd Foxx: The E! True Hollywood Story 1999 -Interviewee

Actor

I'll Remember April 1999 -Abe Tanaka

Actor

Film

Bloodsport III 1998 -Leung

Actor

Mulan (Walt Disney) 1998 -of The Emperor

Voice

Film

Reflections on Ice: Michelle Kwan Skates to the Music of Disney's "Mulan" 1998 -Narration, of the Emperor

Narrator, Voice

Beyond Barbed Wire 1997 -Narration

Narrator

Film

Reggie's Prayer 1997 -Principal

Actor

Film

Spy Hard 1996 -Brianthe Waiter

Actor

Film

Bloodsport II: The Next Kumite 1996 -Lueng

Actor

Film

The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo 1996 -Mike Woo

Actor

Lamb Chop's Special Chanukah 1995

Actor

Great Moments of Discovery 1995

Actor

Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales For Every Child 1995 -of King Makahana

Voice

The Outer Limits 1995 -Michael Chen

Actor

Hart to Hart: Secrets of the Hart 1995 -Ling Goldberg

Actor

Captured Alive 1995

Actor

Film

Concert of the Americas 1994

Actor

The Next Karate Kid 1994 -Mr Miyagi

Actor

Film

Greyhounds 1994 -Akira "Moch" Mochizuki

Actor

Even Cowgirls Get the Blues 1994 -The Chink

Actor

Film

CBS All-American Thanksgiving Parade 1993

Actor

Living and Working in Space: The Countdown Has Begun 1993 -Cap

Actor

Komedy All Stars 1993

Actor

Choose Your Own Adventure: The Case of the Silk King 1992

Actor

Mastergate 1992 -Senator Naito

Actor

Honeymoon in Vegas 1992 -Mahi

Actor

Film

The Happy Days Reunion 1992

Actor

Auntie Lee's Meat Pies 1992 -Chief Koal

Actor

Film

Miracle Beach 1992 -Gus

Actor

Film

Do or Die 1991 -Kaneshiro

Actor

Film

Lena's Holiday 1991

Actor

Film

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 1990 -Mr Yoshi

Actor

Hiroshima: Out of the Ashes 1990 -Yoodo Toda

Actor

Night of 100 Stars III 1990

Actor

The 47th Annual Golden Globe Awards 1990

Actor

The Hollywood Christmas Parade 1989

Actor

One Plus One 1989 -Host

Actor

The Karate Kid 1989 -of Miyagi

Voice

The Karate Kid Part III 1989 -Mr Miyagi

Actor

Film

Big Bird in Japan 1989 -Narration

Narrator

Funnymen: Triple Clowns of Comedy 1988 -Host

Actor

The 12th Annual Circus of the Stars 1987

Actor

Captive Hearts 1987 -Fukushima

Screenplay, Actor

Film

The 59th Annual Academy Awards Presentation 1987

Actor

The 13th Annual People's Choice Awards 1987 -Presenter

Actor

Golden Globe Awards 1987

Actor

Ohara 1987 -Lieutenant Ohara

Actor

Babes in Toyland 1986 -The Toymaster

Actor

The Karate Kid Part II 1986 -Mr Miyagi

Actor

Film

Alice in Wonderland 1985 -Horse

Actor

Jeeter Mason and the Magic Headset 1985 -Host

Actor

Amos 1985 -Tommy Tanaka

Actor

Blind Alleys 1985 -Kenji Sato

Actor

Night Patrol 1984 -Rape Victim

Actor

Film

Slapstick of Another Kind 1984 -Ambassador Ah Fong

Actor

Film

The Karate Kid 1984 -Mr Miyagi

Actor

Film

Jimmy the Kid 1983 -Maurice

Actor

Film

Crash Island 1981 -Kazi Yamamora

Actor

Full Moon High 1981 -Silversmith

Actor

Film

For the Love of It 1980 -Ishihara

Actor

Young Guy Christian 1979 -Professor Mishugi; his superior

Actor

Human Feelings 1978 -Waiter

Actor

Blansky's Beauties 1977 -Arnold Takahashi; the coffee shop owner

Actor

Circus of the Stars 1977 -Performer

Actor

The Mad Mad Mad Mad World of the Super Bowl 1977

Actor

Mr. T. and Tina 1976 -Taro Takahashi; vice-president of Moyati Industries

Actor

Lola 1976

Actor

Farewell to Manzanar 1976 -Zenahiro

Actor

Lola 1976 -Regular

Actor

Lola 1976

Actor

Midway 1976

Actor

Film

Lola 1975

Actor

Wives 1975 -Waiter

Actor

Punch and Jody 1974 -Takahasi

Actor

Happy Days 1974 -Arnold Takahashi

Actor

Cancel My Reservation 1974

Actor

Film

Cops 1973 -Captain Irving Ho

Actor

The Barbara Eden Show 1973 -Tomo

Actor

Brock's Last Case 1973 -Sam Wong

Actor

M*A*S*H 1972 -Poker Player

Actor

A Very Missing Person 1972 -Delmar Faulkenstein

Actor

Evil Roy Slade 1972 -Turhan

Actor

Sanford and Son 1972 -Ah Chu

Actor

Where Does It Hurt? 1972 -Nishimoto

Actor

Film

The Queen and I 1969 -Barney; member of Duffy's crew

Actor

The Shakiest Gun in the West 1968 -Wong

Actor

Film

Thoroughly Modern Millie 1967 -Number Two

Actor

Film

Timemaster

Actor

Film

When Time Ran Out -Sam

Actor

Film

The Misery Brothers

Actor

Film

Strawberry Road

Actor

Film

The Biggest Fan

Actor

Film

The Karate Dog

Actor

Film

Savannah Smiles -Father O'Hara

Actor

Film

Moon Over Paradise -Ben

Actor

Film

18 Fingers of Death

Actor

Film

American Ninja 5: Young Ninja Warrior

Actor

Film

Ancestors in the Americas, Part 2; Chinese in the Frontier West: An American Story

Narrator

Film

Los Gringos -of Samurai

Voice

Film

King Cobra -Nick Hasimoto

Actor

Film

Collision Course -Investigator Fujitsuka Natsuo

Actor

Film

Every Little Crook and Nanny -Oriental

Actor

Film

The Hughleys -Gordon Park, Mr Park

Actor, Actor

Married... With Children -Mr Shimokawa

Actor

Murder, She Wrote -Akira Hitaki

Actor

Family Matters -Mr Tanaka

Actor

Dave's World -Charlie

Actor

Adventures With Kanga Roddy

Actor

Burke's Law -Boots McKay

Actor

Body & Soul

Actor

Yes, Master (2002)

Actor

TV Episode

Boy Meets World -Wise Man

Actor

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Highlights

2006 Played Master Udon on Nickelodeon's "SpongeBob SquarePants" in the episode, "Karate Island"

2005 Cast in the film, "American Fusion"

2001 Had a cameo appearance in the Alien Ant Farm music video "Movies"

2000 Had a recurring role on the ABC sitcom "The Hughleys"

1998 Lent his voice to the animated feature, "Mulan"

1996 Starred on the Nickelodeon television series "The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo"

1995 Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

1994 Reprised the role of Mr. Miyagi for "The Next Karate Kid" co-starring Hilary Swank

1992 Had a supporting role in the comedy "Honeymoon in Vegas"

1989 Again reprised his role for "The Karate Kid, Part III"

1987 Cast as the title character in the ABC detective show "Ohara"

1986 Reprised the role of karate teacher Mr. Miyagi for "The Karate Kid, Part II"

1985 Debut in a TV miniseries, "Alice in Wonderland"

1984 Gained worldwide fame playing wise karate teacher Mr. Miyagi in "The Karate Kid"; earned an Academy Award and Golden Globe nominations for Best Supporting Actor

1976 Left "Happy Days" to star as inventor Taro Takahashi in the short-lived ABC sitcom, "Mr. T and Tina"

1975 Had a recurring role on the first season of the ABC sitcom, "Happy Days" as Mesuma "Arnold" Takahashi, owner of the diner; reprised his role in the 1982-1983 season

1974 Regular in NBC TV sitcom, "Sanford and Son" playing a Japanese chef named Ah Chew

1972 TV-movie debut, "A Very Missing Person"

1969 TV debut as series regular, "The Queen and I"

1967 Feature debut, "Thoroughly Modern Milie"

Spent from two to nine years of age hospitalized with spinal tuberculosis

Spent adolescence in WWII Japanese internment camp

Began career as nightclub comedian opening for such acts as Ella Fitzgerald, Johnny Mathis, Diana Ross and the Supremes

Became headliner in Las Vegas showrooms and Playboy Clubs