Actor Fujita dies at 76

TOKYO, Japan - This file photo, taken in May 2009, at a studio in Kyoto, shows popular actor Makoto Fujita in kimono costume playing samurai Nakamura Mondo in the ''Hissatsu'' (Kill) TV period drama. Fujita died of arterial bleeding at Osaka University Hospital in Suita, Osaka Prefecture, on Feb. 17, 2010. He was 76.

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