Suzuki Kensaku was a Japanese film director and screenwriter born in Yokohama. He was active in the Nikkatsu contemporary drama during the silent film era.

He became a film director at the Komatsu Shokai Takadanobaba studio after being involved in the recording of performances at the Nippon Phonograph Company in Kawasaki.

He retired in 1927, when he was 42 years old, due to an illness.

In his later years, he worked for Real Live News. His subsequent whereabouts are unknown. Edit Biography