1213 results found for: Nihon no Seishun
Saga Zenpei
Saga Zenpei was a Japanese actor and filmmaker born in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. He graduated from the Western Painting Department of the Japanese Art School. In 1929, he joined the Japan Proletarian Artist Alliance, but became an actor, and in the same year he entered the Tokyo Left Wing…
Fukae Shoki
Fukae Shoki, born Fukae Akiyoshi (深江和久) in Tokyo, Japan, was a Japanese actor affiliated with Ishihara Promotion (石原プロモーション) and Group 71 (グループ71). During World War II, he served as a special naval youth recruit aboard the aircraft carrier Shinano. After working in…
Tanaka Ken
Tanaka Ken, born in Fukuoka, is a Japanese actor. He has appeared in more than forty films since 1974. In 1993, at the Hochi Film Award, he won "Best Actor" for "Bokyo". At the Nikkan Sports Film Award, he won "Best Supporting Actor" for "Bokyo". In 1994, at the Mainichi Film Concours, he won "Best…
Kawase Yota
Kawase Yota is a Japanese actor and assistant director. He was born in Kawasaki, Japan.
Watanabe Tetsu
Watanabe Tetsu, born in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan, is an actor and voice actor. His real name is undisclosed. He is currently affiliated with Owlm Co., Ltd (株式会社アウルム) and was previously with Imai Office (今井事務所) until March 31, 2015. Watanabe graduated from Aichi Prefectural Handa…
Watanabe Ikkei
Watanabe Ikkei, born Watanabe Kazuyoshi (渡辺一惠) in Toyokawa, Aichi, Japan, is a Japanese actor, voice actor, and narrator affiliated with Seinenza Film & Broadcasting (青年座映画放送). He attended Ichinomiya Municipal Yamato Elementary School (一宮町立大和小学校), Toyokawa Municipal…
Hara Chisako
Chisako Jissōji, better known under the stage name Chisako Hara, was a Japanese actress best known for starring in Akai Giwaku, Kishibe no Album, and the Ultra Series franchise.
Sakai Wakana
Sakai Wakana is a Japanese actress, writer, and former gravure idol. She was born in Nogi, Shimotsuga, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. On April 3, 2024, she announced her departure from 'A-Team' following the agency's announcement of suspending entertainment-related activities. (Source: Tokyohive)
BUNGO - Nihon Bungaku Cinema
Japanese Drama - 2010, 6 episodes7.5
Six riveting short episodes that have been adapted from original literary short novel classics from famed authors.
