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Oba Yasumasa
Oba Yasumasa is a Japanese stage and film actor. He joined Bungakuza theatre company in 1993 and has been a member since 1998.
Negishi Akemi
Negishi Akemi was a Japanese actress. She came to the attention of international audiences when she starred in the US/Japanese co-production Anatahan, her debut film. Josef von Sternberg directed the tale of shipwrecked Japanese soldiers who refused to believe that World War II had ended six years after…
Kanao Tetsuo
Kanao Tetsuo is a Japanese actor and voice actor born on September 29, 1950. He graduated from Keio University, majoring in Commerce. (Soure: Wikipedia)
Nakayama Yoshihiro
Nakayama Yoshihiro is a Japanese actor and talent born in Hyogo Prefecture on February 23, 1990. He graduated from the Osaka University of Arts. He is affiliated with Watanabe Entertainment. He is a member of the theater company Patch. He's been active since 2012.
Akino Taisaku
Taisaku Akino is a Japanese actor and essayist. His real name is Masaaki Tsusaka but he decided to go with a stage name due to confusion with someone else by that name. His daughter is actress Tsaki Tsusaka. He is currently represented by Alright Company. (Source: EigaWiki)
Nishinosono Tatsuhiro
Nishinosono Tatsuhiro is a Japanese actor born in Chiba prefecture, Japan.
Mikami Kan
Mikami Kan is a Japanese folk singer, poet, and actor born in Kodomari Village in Aomori Prefecture (now Nakadomari Town) on March 20, 1950. He comes from a family of fisherman. During his time at Aomori's Goshogawara High School, he served as the student council president. At that time, he also formed…
Matsumoto Seicho
Matsumoto Seicho was a Japanese author born on February 12, 1909 but his birthday is listed as December 21 on his family register. His real name is Matsumoto Kiyoharu. While Matsumoto himself stated he was born in Hiroshima, official records state he was born in Itaku Village, Kiku District, Fukuoka…
Miyauchi Tomomi
Tomomi Miyauchi is an actress, known for Border Line (2002), Andante: Ine no senritsu (2010) and Ecchi o nerae!: Inuneko. (
