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Totsugawa Keibu Series 14: Umi o Watatta Ai to Satsui
Japanese Special - 1997, 1 episodes
A dream competition between Inspector Totsugawa, a work by Nishimura Kyotaro, and Meitantei Catherine, a work by Yamamura Misa! This work is a very valuable thing that Nishimura Kyotaro wrote for the program in order…
Taxi Driver no Suiri Nisshi 8: Ai to Shi no Satsujin Meiro Tokyo - Niigata 350 km wo Shitai ga Hashi
Japanese Special - 1998, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel "Yoake Hideo no Jikenbo Series" (夜明日出夫の事件簿シリーズ) by Sasazawa Saho (笹沢左保).
Nishimura Kyotaro Travel Mystery 43: Ai to Satsui no Tsugaru Shamisen
Japanese Special - 2005, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel series "Totsugawa Police Department" (十津川警部シリーズ) by Nishimura Kyotaro (西村京太郎).
Hamidashi Bengoshi Tatsumi Shiro 5: Shisan-ka Ichizoku ni Himerareta Ai to Nikushimi no Renzoku Sats
Japanese Special - 2000, 1 episodes
Jiken 1 ~ Naze Otto wa Nizuma no Ane o Koroshita no ka…? Bengoshi ga Abaita Ai to Nikushimi no Hotei
Japanese Special - 1993, 1 episodes1.0
~~ Adapted from the novel “Jiken” (事件) by Ooka Shohei (大岡昇平).
PIPLE: My Married Life with an AI
Japanese Drama - 2020, 8 episodes6.8
Set in Kyoto in the year 2030, it looks at a new form of "love." Businessman Kenichi Tsumiki marries a humanoid AI, Pipuru, after failing to secure a relationship with a fellow employee and long-time crush. He brings…
Nishimura Kyotaro Travel Mystery 14
Japanese Special - 1989, 1 episodes4.0
~~ Adapted from the novel series "Totsugawa Police Department" (十津川警部シリーズ) by Nishimura Kyotaro (西村京太郎).
Ameku Michiko
Actress Ameku Michiko is married to actor Sato B-saku. Her Talent ageny is Vaudeville.
Sawayanagi Michiko
Sawayanagi Michiko is a Japanese actress from Osaka prefecture. She belongs to the Tokyo Actor's Co-op.
Takasugi Sanae
Takasugi Sanae, born Kinoshi Hiroko (喜熨斗弘子) in Asakusa, Japan, was a Japanese actress whose former stage name was Shimizu Hiro (清水ヒロ). She was married to thirdgeneration Ichikawa Danjiro (三代目市川段四郎), and they had three children: Ichikawa Eno, fourth-generation Ichikawa…
Anzai Kyoko
Anzai was a member of the Osaka Shochiku Opera Company from 1950-1953. She entered film immediately after resigning from the company. She retired from acting completely following her marriage in 1961 to fellow actor Tatsuya Mihashi. They remained married until her death in 2002. While her film career…
Hama Yuko
Hama Yuko is a Japanese actress born at Meguro in Tokyo. She was married to Ichikawa Ennosuke III, a kabuki actor, and gave birth to Kagawa Teruyuki, who also became an actor, before divorcing three years later in 1968. She started working in the Takarazuka Revue, a Japanese all-female musical theater…
Isoda Keiji
Isoda Keiji was a Japanese film producer from Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture. His wife is film producer Onishi Etsuko. After working at Shochiku Kyoto Studio and Shochiku Ofuna Studio, he became a freelancer and established a private office "Isoda Office Co., Ltd.". He has worked on numerous films and…
Fukatsu Eri
Fukatsu Eri is a Japanese actress. Among other things, she has appeared in the TV series Bayside Shakedown and the subsequent spin-off movies of the series. She is managed by Amuse Inc. She won the award for best actress at the 18th Yokohama Film Festival for Haru and the best actress award at the 2010…
Kyomoto Masaki
Masaki Kyomoto is a Japanese actor, singer, tarento, and guitarist from Suita, Osaka Prefecture. He was Scouted by Kitigawa Johnny in 1975, visited junior training Camp and moved to Tokyo but declined to join as he was already in band activites in high school. Yamaha Popular Song Contest is where his…
Shirakawa Yumi
Yumi Shirakawa was a Japanese film and television actress. She starred in Rodan and many other Japanese movies and TV shows. She was married to actor Hideaki Nitani until his death in 2012. She died of heart failure on June 14, 2016 at the age of 79.
Okae Kumiko
Okae Kumiko was a Japanese actress who was born Owada Kumiko in Tokyo on August 23, 1956. In 1983, she married actor, Owada Baku, and they had a daughter, Owada Miho, who is also an actress. She died April 23, 2020 of pneumonia due to the new coronavirus.














