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   1912: KANETO SHINDO, who directed "Onibaba" and "Kuroneko" and wrote "The   
   Whale God" and "Deathquake", is born in Hiroshima. He was married to his   
   frequent female lead, Nobuko Otowa    
   	MARJORIE CORSO, costume designer on "Earth vs. the Spider", is born in March   
   Field, Missouri.    
      
   1917: ROBERT CORNTHWAITE, who lent his voice on “Reptilicus”, is born in   
   St. Helens, Ore. He was also in "The Thing from Another World".    
      
   1930: RICHARD C. SARAFIAN, who directed "Solar Crisis", is born in New York   
   City. His son, Tedi Sarafian, co-wrote songs for the film.    
      
   1943: DANIEL JONES, who was in “The Last War”, is born in Luton,   
   Bedfordshire, England.    
      
   1950: STUART GILLARD, who played Dr. Mayer in "Virus", is born in Coronation,   
   Alb.    
      
   1957: CHRISTOPHER YOUNG, who composed music used in the U.S. release
of   
   "Godzilla 1985" and was composer on "The Grudge" and "The Grudge 2", is born   
   in Redbank, N.J.    
      
   1965: STEVE BLUM, who was the U.S. dubbing voice of the anime "Ambassador   
   Magma" and Saburo/Hakaider on "Kikaider: The Animation", is born in Santa   
   Monica, Calif. He could also be heard on “Cowboy Bebop”, “Lilo &   
   Stitch”, and “Transformers    
   Prime”.   
      
   1968: Episode 30 of "Ultra Seven", "Whom Takes the Glory", debuts on Japanese   
   TV.    
      
   1972: Episode 4 of "Transforming Ninja Arashi" debuts on Japanese TV.    
      
   1973: Episode 11 of "Kamen Rider V3", "The Claws of Evil Reach Out for V3!!",   
   debuts on Japanese TV. 
        
   	Episode 42 of "Kikaida", "Hakaida Rebels!", debuts on Japanese TV. 
       
   	MELISSA FAHN, the voice of Etsuko Sarutobi in the U.S. dub of "Kikaider: The   
   Animation", is born in Los Angeles.      	   
   	Episode 3 of "Storm Cloud Lion Maru" debuts on Japanese TV.    
      
   1974: SHINJI KASAHARA, who was on "Future Squadron Timeranger", is born.    
      
   1975: Episode 5 of "Condorman -- Symbol of Justice", debuts on Japnaese TV.    
      
   1977: SATOSHI HAKUZEN, who was in “Onechanbara – Zombie Bikini Squad”,is   
   born in Kyoto.    
      
   1979: Episode 13 of "Battle Fever J", "Gold Egg and Fried Egg", debuts on   
   Japanese TV. 
        
   	"Uratora 6-Kyodai tai kaiju gundan" ("The Six Ultra Brothers vs. the Monster   
   Army") a.k.a. "White-Monkey Hanuman and the Six Ultra Brothers" a.k.a. "Space   
   Warriors 2000" is released in Japan.    
      
   1980: DEE CARROLL, who played the telephone operator in "Tarantula", dies   
   after surgery in Burbank, Calif. 
        
   	NORIKO EGUCHI, who was in "Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris" and "One Missed Call",   
   is born.    
      
   1984: Episode 13 of "Super Electron Bioman" debuts on Japanese TV.   
   	TOSHIYUKI TOYONAGA, who played Satoru Kimura in “School of Ghosts 3”, is   
   born. He was also in “Battle Royale II”.   
      
   1987: RUSSELL SAUNDERS, assistant director on "Them!", dies.    
      
   1989: "Ultraman: The Adventure Begins" premieres in Japan as “Ultraman   
   U.S.A.”. 
     	"Ultraman Festival" is released in Japan.    
      
   1994: Episode 51 of Season 1 of "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers", "Grumble   
   Bee", debuts on Fox.    
      
   1995: Episode 9 of "Superpower Squadron Ohranger", “Suddenly!! Traitor”,   
   debuts on Japanese TV.    
      
   1998: "Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah" and "Godzilla vs. Mothra: The Battle for   
   Earth" are released in the U.S. on video.    
      
   2001: "Ringu" premieres in Sweden at the Uppsala Horror Film Festival.    
   	“Eko eko azaraku” a.k.a. “Eko Eko Azarak IV: Awakening” is released   
   in Japan.   
      
   2002: HIDEAKI ANNO, director of “Cutie Honey”, marries his wife, Moyoco.    
   	Episode 11 of “Ninja Squadron Hurricanger” debuts on Japanese TV.   
      
   2004: "The Princess Blade" premieres in Norway on DVD.         
   	Episode 4 of "Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy", "The Puzzle Woman", debuts on TV Tokyo.    
      
   2007: "Gegege no Kitaro" a.k.a. "Kitaro" is released in Japan.   
      
   2011: “Monsters” is released in the Netherlands.   
      
   2013: “The Complex” premieres in Estonia at the Haapsalu Horror and   
   Fantasy Film Festival.   
      
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