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Fuji Mariko
Mariko Fuji was born on June 18, 1955 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Usugeshô (1985), Abe ichizoku (1995) and Yagyû ichizoku no imbô (2008).
Ishii Kenichi
Ishii Kenichi is a Japanese actor and director from Numata, Gunma, Japan, affiliated with Office Boardville (オフィスボードビル). He graduated from Gunma Prefectural Numata High School (群馬県立沼田高等学校) and initially worked for a chemical company. In 1965, he became an assistant…
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)
Umezu Sakae
Umezu Sakae, born Umezu Shigeru (梅津榮) in Tomari, Shimoniikawa, Toyama, Japan, was a Japanese actor. Throughout his career, he was affiliated with several agencies, including Dojin Kai (同人会), Miya Pro (ミヤプロ), Hitomedia (ヒトメディア), and Dual Production (デュアルプロダクション)…
Ishidate Tetsuo
Ishidate Tetsuo was a Japanese actor born in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture. After working as a 13th gen member of the Haiyuza Theater Company and a member of the Bungakuza Theater Company, he made a big break in the 1970 TV drama "Oku-sama wa 18-sai". He starred in a number of family dramas in…
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.
Nakahara Sanae
Nakahara Sanae was a Japanese actress from Tokyo. She starred in over 80 films and television shows, the most prominent being her role in the films Lady Snowblood (1973), Yagyu Clan Conspiracy (1978), and Day of Resurrection (1980). Her husband was famed Japanese film director Kinji Fukasaku, and her…
Miyamoto Maki
Maki Miyamoto was born on December 12, 1977 in Yawatahama City, Ehime, Japan. She is an actress, known for The Geisha House (1998), Kôryû: Ierô doragon (2003) and Dreammaker (1999).
