Futari Kiyo

24 no Hitomi

~~ Adapted from the novel "Nijushi no Hitomi" by Sakae Tsuboi.

Nihyakusan Kochi Gekisen

Ni Nin Baori

Nininbaori is a Japanese comedic act where two people wear the same large coat and pretend to be one person. One person is the "face" and the other is the "arms". Humor arises from the arms never being coordinated…

Futari Katawa

Futari Musuko

Erqi Feng Bao

Futari Dojoji

2.0

A dance extracted from the play Hana Kiso Ninin Dojoji (Two people at Dojo Temple), which was being performed by Eizaburo Onoe, later known as Baiko Onoe VI and Kakitsu Ichimura, later Uzaemon Ichimura XV, at the Kabuki-za.

Futari Sogo

Ninomiya Sontoku Okina

He was a prominent 19th-century Japanese agricultural leader, philosopher, moralist and economist. (September 4, 1787 – November 17, 1856)

Akubi Tomomi

Akubi Tomomi, also known as Ninomiya Tomomi, is a Japanese singer, young entrepreneur, restaurateur, entertainer, music producer, and voice trainer. She made her major debut in 2000 under King Records after appearing on a television audition program during junior high school. In recent years, leveraging…

Isomura Kenji

In the 70's and 80's he played the villain in a lot of Criminal Investigation stories. After that he became a producer and founded the video production companies "Twenty First City Co., Ltd." and "Presario Co., Ltd." and served as the representative director of the group, and retired from acting. In…

Sekisekitei Momotaro

Kuni Soten

Kuni Soten was a Japanese actor born in Kikugawa, Fukagawa, Tokyo, Japan. He graduated from Shimada Town Commercial Supplementary School. He was affiliated with Kokuto Eiga, Shochiku, Toho, Shintoho, NAC, and others. His wife was actress Satsuki Fujie (五月藤江). (Source: Japanese = Wikipedia ||…

Onoe Shoroku II

Nakamura Matagoro II

Nakamura Matagoro II was a Japanese kabuki actor. His guild name was Hamaya. His family crest was the raised butterfly, and his alternate crest was the facing diamond. He was designated as a Living National Treasure, holding the title of Important Intangible Cultural Property Holder. His real name was…

Bando Minosuke II

Bando Minosuke II, born Morita Mitsuhisa, is a Japanese actor, kabuki actor, and the leading bassist of buyo Bando-ryu. He is the current and second holder of the Kabuki name "Bando Minosuke", and the eldest son of Bando Mitsugoro X. He is represented by the Horipro Agency.

Ohkochi Denjiro

Ohkochi entered Shinkokugeki, training under Sawada Shojiro. Shinkokugeki was known for jidaigeki, the period drama genre, particularly for its realistic sword fights (tate) or swordplay (kengeki). With this background, Ohkochi entered the Nikkatsu studio in 1925 and soon came to fame in chanbara (sword-fighting)…

Kahara Bumon

Kahara Bumon was a Japanese actor.

Sato Hachiro

Sato Hachiro was a Japanese poet, nursery rhyme lyricist, and writer born in Ichigayayakuoji-mae-cho, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo. He dropped out of junior high school. Hs father is writer Sato Koroku. He lived with Fukushi Kojiro, a poet who was a disciple of his father, on Chichijima in the Ogasawara Islands,…