Gi Ryoko

Gi Ryoko is a Japanese actress and voice actor from Osaka. She graduated from Toho Gakuen College of Arts Department of Arts and Department of Drama. She belongs to the Seinenza Theater Company. Her grandparents were born in Shanghai, and she studied at Osaka Chinese School from kindergarten to junior…

Watanabe Noriko

Watanabe Noriko is a Japanese actress and singer born in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan. In 1983, she won the Japan Academy prize for Newcomer of the Year for her role in the movie "Tsumiki Kuzushi" and, in 1986, she won the Yokohama Fil, Festival Award for Best Supporting Actress on her role in the movie…

Suzuki Akira

Nakayama Jin

Jin Nakayama was born on September 25, 1942 in China as Jinpei Nakayama. He died on October 12, 2019, at the age of 77.

Imada Koji

Kôji Imada was born on March 13, 1966 in Osaka, Japan. He is a comedian and actor, known for Mind Game (2004), The Samurai I Loved (2005) and Downtown Rocket (2015).

Kato Haruko

Kato Haruko (Old stage name: Mifune Kyoko) is a Japanese actress. She was,married to playwright Kato Michio from 1946 - 1953. She was then married actor and theater director Takahashi Masaya from 1958 - 1973.

Takaki Mio

Takaki Mio is a Japanese actress who debuted in 1981 in "Mōningu Mūn wa Sozatsu ni". Her single Dansu wa Umaku Odorenai, released in July 1982, was a hit, selling 800,000 copies.

Onishi Yuka

Onishi Yuka is a Japanese actress and idol singer in the 1980s, notable in the west for her role in the TV series Sukeban Deka III and its following movies, Sukeban Deka: The Movie and Sukeban Deka II. (Source: Wikipedia)

Yamagami Kenji

Yamagami Kenji is a Japanese actor. He was born in Sakai City in Osaka Prefecture on December 3, 1961. After belonging to Toei Management, he now belongs to Yamagami Shoten. He is known for appearing in many dramas following his 1988 debut.

Kawashima Naomi

Kawashima Naomi was a Japanese actress, singer and radio entertainer. She made her singing debut in 1979 and in 1982 she got an early break on the television show "Owarai Manga Dojo". Noteworthy radio and television appearances include "Miss DJ Request Parade", "Expo Scramble", "Wakamono no Subete",…