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日本語: 円谷英二（1901年7月7日 - 1970年1月25日）
English: Special effects director Eiji Tsuburaya (7 July 1901–25 January 1970) with Bin Furuya (in Ultraman suit) on the set of Ultraman, c. 1966.
Date 1966-1967
Source An Overview of Ultraman
Author Tsuburaya Productions
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