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Michieda Shunsuke
Michieda Shunsuke is a Japanese idol and member of the Kansai group Naniwa Danshi, which debuted on November 12, 2021. He was born in Osaka, Japan. He is managed by Starto Entertainment.
Takahashi Kyohei
Takahashi Kyohei, born in Osaka, is a member of Naniwa Danshi, a Kansai Johnny's unit that had its debut on November 12, 2021. The group released their first album "1st Love" on July 13, 2022.
Fujimoto Giichi
Fujimoto Giichi was a Japanese novelist and television scriptwriter born in Sakai, Osaka, Japan. He held leadership roles in the Kansai branch of the Japan Broadcasting Writers Association and served as president of Shinsaibashi University, where he mentored aspiring writers. His wife was the talent…
Otabe Michimaro
Otabe Michimaro, born Toki Michimaro ((釈通麿) in Yanaga, Sanmon, Fukuoka, Japan was a Japanese actor and chief priest. He was also known as Otabe Doma (小田部道磨). The son of a temple family in Yanagawa Town, he was drafted into the Pacific War at the age of 18. After returning, he attended…
Utsumi Toppa
Utsumi Toppa, born Kimura Sadayuki (木村貞行) in Utsumi, Minamiuwa, Ehime, Japan, was a Japanese manzai performer. He was the younger brother of screenwriter Misho Kingo (御荘金吾) and the husband of singer Maeshima Setsuko (前島節子). Toppa graduated from Naniwa Commercial School (浪華商業学校)…
Murakawa Eri
Murakawa Eri is a Japanese actress from Daito, Osaka, Japan, affiliated with Amuse (アミューズ). She began her training at the Cares (キャレス) vocal and dance school in Osaka around 1998. That year, she won the grand prize at the National Amuse Audition (全国アミューズオーディション).…
Tanaka Teruzo
Tanaka Teruzo, born Tanaka Teruo (田中輝夫) in Wada, Mitoyo, Kagawa, Japan, was a Japanese stage designer. was a Japanese stage designer. He graduated from Kagawa Prefectural Mitoyo Middle School (香川県立三豊中学校) and, in 1934, Kyoto College of Technology (京都高等工芸学校).…
Inada Naoki
Inada Naoki is a Japanese comedian, part of comedy duo Einstein with Kawai Yuzuru. He also used to be a solo comedian after his first duo, Vampire, was disbanded. (Source: Wikipedia)
Watanabe Yoichi
Japan battlefield photographer, photojournalist, and television personality














