Shadow Over Fuji – Yasushi Sasaki (1957)
Souls in the Moonlight – Tomu Uchida (1957)
The Bride in Uguisu Castle – Masaharu Matsumura (1958)
Roughneck from Asama – Toshikazu Kono (1958)
A Spectacular Showdown – Yasushi Sasaki (1959)
Forbidden Castle – Yasushi Sasaki (1959)
Mighty Shosuke – Sadatsugu Matsuda (1960)
The Newcomer to Shimizu – Masahiro Makino (1960)
The Pirates – Tadashi Sawashima (1960)
Yakuza of Ina – Masahiro Makino (1960)
Samurai Vagabonds – Tadashi Sawashima (1960)
Musashi Miyamoto 1: Zen and Sword – Tomu Uchida (1961)
Flowers on the Road – Eiichi Kudo (1961)
Ako Roshi – Sadatsugu Matsuda (1961)
Musashi Miyamoto 2: Duel at Devil's Mask Pass – Tomu Uchida (1962)
Knightly Advice – Sadatsugu Matsuda (1962)
The Christian Revolt – Nagisa Oshima (1962)
Thirteen Assassins – Eiichi Kudo (1963)
Duel of Blood and Sand – Sadatsugu Matsuda (1963)
Musashi Miyamoto 3: Birth of the Two-Sword Style – Tomu Uchida (1963)
Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai – Tadashi Imai (1963)
Musashi Miyamoto 4: Duel at Ichijoji Temple – Tomu Uchida (1964)
Musashi Miyamoto 5: The Final Duel – Tomu Uchida (1965)

The ravishingly beautiful Satomi Oka is my personal favorite of the Toel stable of classic jidai-geki actresses. With her round-cheeked face and big, expressive eyes, she was most frequently cast in sweet and demure roles, but she was at her best when allowed to be fiery and spirited, as in Duel of Blood and Sand and Forbidden Castle.