Tarou Kanja
- Name: Tarou Kanja
- Native name: 太郎冠者
- Also Known as: たろう かんじゃ, Masuda Tarokaja, 益田太郎冠者,
- Nationality: Japanese
- Gender: Male
- Born: September 25, 1875
- Died: May 18, 1953
He began writing plays under the pseudonym of Taro Kanja, and was active as a comedy writer. Became an executive with the establishment of the Imperial Theater . Taking over the Imperial Actress Training Center started by Sada Yacco for actress training, he trained many Imperial Theater actresses including Ritsuko Mori . His main business is only in form, and he is widely active as a theater person. In his later years, he lived a comfortable life in Odawara . Edit Biography
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