5000 results found for: Kenji no Shimei
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",…
Shiina Kippei
Shiina Kippei is a Japanese actor whose first true breakthrough performance was in the 1993 film, Nûdo no yoru. His portrayal of a young yakuza enamored with his boss led to a Best New Actor Award at the 9th Takasaki Film Festival. He met actress Yamamoto Mirai on the set of TV Asahi's drama 'BLACK…
Furuya Ikko
Furuya Ikko was a Japanese actor who was born in Tokyo. After completing his training in Haiyuza Theatre Company, he became known for his role as detective Kosuke Kindaichi in the TV drama series. His son is Furuya Kenji (Dragon Ash, Kj) and daughter-in-law is MEGUMI. He passed away on August 23, 2022.
Maeda Aki
Maeda Aki is a Japanese actress born in Tokyo. Her agency is Alpha Agency. She graduated from Hosei University Faculty of International Cultural Studies. In 1992, she was scouted while eating with her mother at a hamburger restaurant. She made her debut in the same year with a Takara Mu TV commercial.…
Higashino Keigo
Higashino Keigo was born in the Ikuno Ward of Osaka City. He incorporates his experience in his hometown into his works, notable examples include "Byakuya" and "Namiwa Shonen Tanteidan". Originally, his last name was read as Tono but his father changed the reading to Higashino. He graduated from the…
Ozawa Yukiyoshi
Ozawa Yukiyoshi is a Japanese actor born in 1974 in the United States as his father, orchestral conductor Ozawa Seiji, was directing the San Francisco Symphony. He comes from a family involved in the arts; along with his father's work in the world of classical music, his mother is former model and actress…
Ozawa Maju
Maju Ozawa was born on January 3, 1977 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Gekijôban kamen raidâ Agito: Purojekutô jî fô (2001), Hyakunin no Ijin (2006) and Dong jing gong lüe (2000).
Yoda Yoshitaka
Yoshikata Yoda was a Japanese screenwriter. He wrote for over 130 films between 1931 and 1989. He is most famous for his work with Kenji Mizoguchi. (Source: Wikipedia)
Takatsuki Sara
Takatsuki Sara, born August 10, 1997, in Kanagawa prefecture, is a Japanese actress, model, and former member of the female idol group "bump.y". Her hobbies are playing guitar and piano. In July 2008, Takatsuki was scouted on her way to a swimming school in her hometown by the agency, Sweet Power, and…
Otsuru Gitan
Gitan Ôtsuru is an actor and director, known for Hadaka no itoko (2013), Kirin (2012) and Watashi no naka no 8 miri (2009). He was previously married to Marcia.
Muta Keiji-kan Jiken File 32: Yokohama ~ Biwako Hotori, Futari no Chichi ga Sasageru Satsujin
Japanese Special - 2005, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel "Muta Keijikan Jikenbo" (牟田刑事官事件簿) by Ishizawa Eitaro (石沢英太郎).
Okashina Keiji 2: Hida Takayama - Gujo Hachiman ni Kakusareta Otome no Satsui
Japanese Special - 2005, 1 episodes
Okashina Keiji 4: Kaimen 2 m!! Jikan-sa Satsujin no Nazo Aka Suimon to Nishi Izu Dogashima no Satsui
Japanese Special - 2007, 1 episodes
Okashina Keiji 6: Nikko Kinugawa - Akechi Densetsu ga Tsunagu Futatsu no Tenraku Shitai!!
Japanese Special - 2010, 1 episodes
Muta Keiji-kan Jiken File 13: Yokohama ~ Hachioji ~ Irago, Satsujin Line no Onnatachi
Japanese Special - TBA, 1 episodes
Okashina Keiji 8: Tokyo Tower wa Shitteita! Kekkon ga Template Nazo no Route Kieta Shojo no Himitsu!
Japanese Special - 2011, 1 episodes
Okashina Keiji 7: Sakuraso wa Mite Ita! Shitai ni Tsuita Hanabira to Joryu Gaka no Utsukushii Wana
Japanese Special - 2011, 1 episodes
Muta Keiji-kan Jiken File 14: Kyushu ~ Yabakei ~ Shikoku Yawatahama, Hitotsuma Hitori Tabi no Nazo?
Japanese Special - 1991, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel "Muta Keijikan Jikenbo" (牟田刑事官事件簿) by Ishizawa Eitaro (石沢英太郎).
Okashina Keiji 20: Yogi-sha ga Tsugitsugi to Ukabu Chu, Kamoshida wa, Hitori no Otoko ni “Nanika” wo
Japanese Special - 2019, 1 episodes














