Boonpong

10.0

Boonpong is a drama based on the true story of a local Thai merchant ‘Boonpong’ who risked his life smuggling life-saving supplies to help prisoners of war who were forced to build the Burma-Thailand Railway during…

Keibuho Tsukuda Jiro 6: Kobin ni Tsumeta Shi

Matsumoto Seicho Botsugo 10-nen Tokubetsu Kikaku: Tazutazushi

~~ Adapted from the short story "Tazutazushi " (たづたづし) by Matsumoto Seicho (松本清張).

Otori Sosakan Kitami Shiho 8: Ayashii Kizuato no Shi Bijin “Kofuku no Hanayome” Renzoku Satsujin Jik

~~ Adapted from the novel “Onna Otori Sosakan Series” (女囮捜査官シリーズ) by Yamada Masaki (山田正紀).

Sheng Si Shi Qi Tian

It tells the story of a child being kidnapped, and a couple who were planning to divorce had to temporarily put aside their personal feelings and prepare to rescue the child, which caused various problems in society.…

Kenji Kasumi Yuko 2: Mukankeina Shi

2.0

Hontouni atta kowai hanashi dai-8-ya: Shinigami

Eps.1 "100 monogatari" (trans. 100 stories) Eps.2 "Furu-minka" (trans. Old house)Eps.3 "Shin'ya no kouishitsu" (trans. A locker room in midnight) Eps.4 "Izakaya" (trans. A pub) Eps.5 "Shinigami" (trans. the Death)…

Matsumoto Seicho Botsugo 10-nen Kinen Kikaku: Kuro no Honryu

8.0

Juhou 2405 Watashi ga Shinu Wake

6.0

Takahashi Ai will play the lead role as newscaster in a horror drama titled Juhou 2405 Watashi ga Shinu Wake.

Kiken na Shamen

9.0

Akiba Bunsaku finds out that the current lover of his company's president is his ex-girlfriend, Nozeki Toshie. She turns out to be a great tool for him to earn the president's trust. Moreover, Toshie confesses to him…

Ito Koichi

Ito Koichi is a Japanese actor born in Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture. He graduated from Kinjo Commercial School in 1925. In 1932, he joined Shochiku Kamata Photo Studio. He later moved to the Shochiku Ofuna studio and appeared as a supporting role in numerous works. After the end of the war, he transferred…

Negishi Toichiro

Negishi Toichiro was a Japanese actor, film director, and screenwriter born in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture. After graduating from Waseda University's Faculty of Commerce, he entered the new theater company Venus and made his stage debut. In February 1925, he joined the Nikkei Kyoto Studio, and in…

Akiyoshi Kaoru

Akiyoshi Kaoru was a Japanese manga artist and painter from Tokyo. While attending Takachiho Junior High School, he took a sick leave for two years due to pulmonary tuberculosis. During that time, he posted in the manga section of Asahi Graph and became a disciple of the manga artist Tsutsumi Kanzo.…

Hata Mineaki

Hata Mineaki is a Japanese screenwriter who started as an actor, using the name Shimazu Gen. In the spring of 2009, he formed the "Theatrical Yaroukai". He's also an author and rarely appears in television programs until his death on October 12, 2023 at the age of 80.

Hanashima Kiyoko

Hanashima Kiyoko was a Japanese actress and singer born in Takanawa, Shiba-ku, Tokyo. She married Enomoto Kenichi and they had a baby together, but the baby died of tuberculosis. The two divorced, but re-married later. Her subsequent whereabouts are unknown, and she has an unknown year of death.

Kitamura Takeo

Kitamura Takeo was a Japanese actor and singer. He belonged to "Pierre Brillant" and "Pupe Dansant", but withdrew in October 1932. After that, he made many appearances in movies starring Enomoto Kenichi. After "Enoken no Tobisuke Boken Ryoko" in 1949, his whereabouts have not been confirmed, and although…

Namiki Ichiro

Namiki Ichiro Namiki was a manzai master and actor from Hongo-ku, Tokyo, in the Showa and Heisei eras. He belonged to the Dosa troupe and toured various places. In 1936, he joined the Sumiko Kurishima Theater Company after traveling around and studied under Kurishima Sagoromo. In 1938, he turned to…

Suzuki Toshitsugu

Suzuki Toshitsugu was a Japanese director. He had engaged in acting activities under the name Suzuki Takashi. After 1976, there were no confirmations of his activities in the related field. Although his passing has been confirmed, due to distancing from people in the film industry during his later years,…

Mano Tsuruko

She appeared on the stage of Tsukiji-za and Moulin Rouge Shinjuku-za , but joined Toho in 1939 (Showa 14) . Beside being a movie actress, she also worked in a tobacco shop, which is her mother's business. In 1940 (Showa 16), she made her movie debut with the movie " Snake Princess " directed by Teinosuke…

Shishi Bunroku

Shishi Bunroku was a Japanese novelist and director from Tsukioka-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama. He was a member of the Japan Art Academy and a recipient of the Order of Culture. He went to Keio University's Department of Finance but dropped out. In 1942, he won the Asahi Prize for Culture for "Kaigun" which…