Yasui Shoji

Born in Tokyo, Yasui first joined a troupe led by Kazuo Hasegawa. He entered the Nikkatsu studio in 1954 and made his debut in a film scripted by Ozu Yazujirou. After starring in The Burmese Harp, he starred with his own family in the television show Chako-chan. He joined the Gekidan Shinpa troupe and…

Kochihira Airo

Kochihira Airo is a Japanese actor. His wife is actress Hasegawa Yuko.

Koizumi Rumi

Koizumi Rumi is an actress who currently works under CLEO. She started going by the stage name Hasegawa Rumi in 2011, but changed it to Koizumi Rumi in 2022. (Source: MyDramaList)

Nogawa Ai

Nogawa Ai is a former Japanese actress born in Tokyo, Japan. Her real name is Hatano Mariko (波多野万理子). She graduated from Aoyama Gakuin Women's Junior College. She was affiliated with the Kawasaki Office and Hasegawa Room. (Source: Japanese = Wikipedia || Translation = MyDramaList)

Jiro

Jiro is a Japanese comedian, actor and screenwriter. He was born in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture. He graduated from Kansai Gaidai College. Member of comedy duo "Sissonne" with Hasegawa Shinobu.

Nakata Yasuko

She is a former Japanese actress. She was born in Takarazuka Revue and Nikki Dancing Team (NDT). She played a supporting role and a minor role in many Japanese movies. In the 1964 Hollywood-style musical film "Asphalt Girl", she plays the leading role in singing and dancing. In 1933, she was born in…

Hiraiwa Yumie

The daughter of the chief priest of Yoyogi Hachiman shrine, Hiraiwa Yumie was born in Tokyo in 1932. After graduating from the Department of Japanese Literature at Japan Women's University, the aspiring author studied under novelist Togawa Yukio and became a member of Shinyo-kai, an organization to…

Yamane Hisako

Her mother also operated a restaurant with opera actress Yamane Chiako . From early childhood she learned piano, nursery rhymes, western dance, dance , and joined PCL in 1936 while she was in the Faculty of Culture Gakuin . Debut with real name. P, C, L are absorbed by Toho . In 1939, she co-starred…

Ikehiro Kazuo

One of Daiei’s most flamboyant directors of chanbara, Ikehiro served as assistant to such luminaries as Kōzaburō Yoshimura, Kenji Mizoguchi, Kon Ichikawa, and Kaneto Shindō before making his debut with TheRoseDaimyo (Baradaimyō, 1960). His third film, the Shin Hasegawa adaptation TokijiroofKu­tsukake…

Sugawara Bunta

Sugawara Bunta was a Japanese actor who appeared in almost 200 Japanese feature films. He was born in Sendai, but his parents divorced when he was four, and he moved to Tokyo to live with his father and stepmother. As part of a wartime policy to evacuate children from major cities, he was moved back…

The Lone Journey

A woman and her son escape the Yakuza with her son disguising himself a girl. ~~Adapted from Hasegawa Shin's (長谷川伸) work

Osaka Dokonjo Monogatari: Doeraiyatsu

~Adapted from a "The Ceremonial Occasion", novel by Koen Hasegawa.

Kurayami no Ushimatsu

~~ Adapted from the play "Kurayami no Ushimatsu" (暗闇の丑松), written by Hasegawa Shin (長谷川伸).

Onihei Hankacho

2.0

In the late Edo period, the story follows the exploits of Hasegawa Heizo, also known as "Onihei," who was directly subordinate to the senior councilors and cracked down on heinous criminals like murderers and arsonists.…

Kowai Nichiyoubi: 2000

6.5

Third and final series of short ghost stories starring and navigated by Johnny's Jr. "Kowai Nichiyoubi ~2000~ (Scary Sunday ~2000~)" had 4 "navigators" who introduced the episodes. They were Akanishi Jin , Hasegawa…

Sakurada Gate Incident

6.2

At dawn, on February 18, 1860, samurai of Mito domain Tetsunosuke Seki (Osawa Takao) leaves his wife Fusa (Hasegawa Kyoko) and son - Seki Seiichiro (Kato Seishiro) behind to fulfill a deadly mission. In January, Tetsunosuke…

Toto Nee-chan: Mo Hitotsu no Monogatari - Fukusuke Ningyo no Himitsu

The spin-off drama special will be set in the pre-war era at the food catering shop "Moritaya" and focus on the family of Morita Soukichi, Teruyo, their eldest daughter Tomie and her husband Hasegawa. After the war,…

Asian Three-Fold Mirror 2018: Journey

Second installment in the Asian Three-Fold Mirror coproduction omnibus project featuring films by three cuttingedge Asian directors on a single concept. - "The Sea" by director Degena Yun from Inner Mongolia probes…

Drowning Love

7.2

Natsume Mochizuki was a magazine model in Tokyo but moves to the rural town of Ukigumocho. Mochizuki, feeling depressed about living in the boring countryside, meets Koichiro Hasegawa, a member of a locally prominent…

My Way

8.3

After emerging as bitter rivals and enemies as young marathon runners, Korean native Kim Jun Shik and Japanese aristocrat Tatsuo Hasegawa, both find themselves in the Japanese army, fighting the Chinese and Soviets…