Pretty self explanatory. Like the Hong Kong dubs, the studios aren't credited, so one shouldn't assume all of these were done by Frontier.
Toho films
-The Last Gunfight (1960)
-The Last War (1961)
-The Merciless Trap (1961; "Dubbing by EIKOSHA, TOKYO")
-Attack Squadron! (1963)
-High and Low (1963)
-Ebirah Horror of the Deep (1966)
-Son of Godzilla (1967)
-Destroy All Monsters (1968)
-Admiral Yamamoto (1968)
-Battle of the Japan Sea (1969)
-Princess from the Moon (1987)
Unconfirmed
-Varan (1958)
-The Weed of Crime (1962) - The international trailer was definitely dubbed in Tokyo.
-King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962) - The international trailer was definitely dubbed in Tokyo. Apparently only the trailer was dubbed in Tokyo and a full length dub made elsewhere may exist.
-King Kong Escapes (1967)
-Booted Babe, Busted Boss (1968) - The international trailer was definitely dubbed in Tokyo.
-Vampire Doll (1970)
-Submersion of Japan (1973)
Other studios
-The Warped Ones (Nikkatsu) (1960; Unconfirmed) Released in the US as The Weird Lovemakers.
-The Little Prince and the Eight-Headed Dragon (Toei) (1963; United Service, Inc.)
-Gappa, the Triphibian Monster (Nikkatsu) (1967)
-Watari the Conqueror (Toei) (ca. 1967; Pedro Production, Ltd.) (Not credited)
-Watari and the Fantasticks (Toei) (ca. 1967; Pedro Production, Ltd.) (Not credited)
-The Green Slime (Toei) (1968) *
-Gamera vs. Guiron (Daiei) (1969; Pedro Production, Ltd.) (Not credited)**
-The Falcon Fighters (Daiei) (1969; Pedro Production, Ltd.)
-The Bullet Train (Toei) (1975)
-The Legend of Dinosaurs and Monster Birds (Toei) (1977)
-Samurai Reincarnation (Toei) (1981)
-Ninja Wars (Toei) (1982)
* A good deal of characters' voices were post-dubbed. Frontier regular Burr Middleton can be heard all over the film.
** Pedro Production might or might not have been located in Japan. Pedro Komiyama is credited as the dubbing director of THE FALCON FIGHTERS. IMDb says a Pedro Komiyama (probably the same one) appeared in the 1959 Shochiku film NIKAIDOU TAKUYA - GINZA BURAICHOU: GINZA MITE GUY. It's also uncertain if Pedro Production was responsible for the GUIRON dub; the presence of several voice actors from THE FALCON FIGHTERS and the same inane scripting are the only pieces of evidence.