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Toyama no Kinsan vs Onna Nezumi
Japanese Drama - 1997, 19 episodes5.5
It is 1845. Toyama Kinshiro is a town magistrate who roams Edo in guise of Kinsan the playboy. In his efforts to keep Edo crime-free, he allies himself with Onna Nezumi, a female Robin Hood. Watch Kinsan unveil his…
Keishicho Kanshikihan 6: Onna no Mokugeki Shogendori ni Kaita Kao no Otoko wa Mujitsu
Japanese Special - 1998, 1 episodes
Shitsurakuen: jôbafuku onna harakiri
Japanese Movie - 19994.0
One of six seppuku videos produced by Right Brain Video in the early 1990s. A woman in militaristic garb pulls out a knife and partially wraps it in cloth, and inserts the knife on the left side of her stomach, eventually…
Toshi Suru Onna
Japanese Movie - 2000
Kazumi, a seemingly ordinary office worker, has a secret that she can't tell anyone. She has the ability to see through the desires of others directed at her, and read their minds . Thanks to it, she sees herself being…
Shinpen Keigo: "Marutai no Onna" wa Super Uriage-kin Goto Satsujin no Tadahitori no Mokugekisha
Japanese Special - 1998, 1 episodes
Kasouken no Onna Season 3
Japanese Drama - 2001, 8 episodes7.9
As criminals become more sophisticated and crimes more complex, the police must turn to speedier and more scientific means of weeding through clues and narrowing down suspects. That's where the forensics labs come…
Azuma Hikaru
Azuma Hikaru was a Japanese actress. She was married with Kiyohiko Nojiri (Jiro Osaragi).
Tsuji Hisaichi
Born in Hyogo prefecture. He started writing film criticism, while attending the University of Tokyo, and became a regular author of the magazine "Film Criticism". Later on, he become planner, director and producer. He was also a writer, using pen name Tatsuo Nogami . In TV, he was in charge of Toshiba…
Michizoe Ami
Born Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. She is a voice actress formerly affiliated with Toei Academy.
Ihara Toshio
Author, Playwright, and critic. Born in Matsue . Dropped out of Daiichi High School , joined 26 Shinpo in 1893, and wrote a drama review under the name of Seiseien. Become familiar with Tsubouchi Shoyo . Joined Miyako Shinbun in 1896 . In 1900, he launched "Kabuki" with Takeji Miki, and won the Asahi…
