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Chiba Yasuki
Though remembered largely for his inventive postwar shomin-geki, Chiba specialized initially in period films before achieving commercial success with such popular romances as Hideko the Cheerleader (Hideko no ōendanchō, 1940), a vehicle for the teenage Hideko Takamine. Among his wartime films, Women’s…
Ejima Midori
Midori Ejima is an actress, known for The Dancer and the Two Warriors (1955), The Fighting Birds (1956) and Ginji of the Seven Faces (1955). (Source: IMDb)
Koga Masao
Koga Masao was a representative composer and guitarist of the Showa period. He was a National Honor Award winner. He graduated from the School of Commerce at Meiji University. He died from acute heart failure on July 25, 1978, at the age of 73.
Hanabishi Achako
Hanabishi Achako was a Japanese actor. He was born in Katsuyama, Fukui, Japan.
Hayashi Naritoshi
Hayashi Naritoshi was a Japanese actor. His father was actor Hasegawa Kazuo and his sisters were actresses Ono Michiko and Hasegawa Kiyo. He made his debut in 1937, in a movie starring his father. Since then, Since then , he was active in movies, dramas and on stage.
Tabata Yoshio
Tabata Yoshio (nickname: Batayan) was a Japanese singer, guitarist and actor.
Kataoka Chiezo
Kataoka Chiezo was a Japanese period drama star, who was active before and after the war. He is considered one of the six big stars in Japanese period dramas. After the war, he became an executive star of Toei and remained a front-line star until his death. His eldest son Motoharu and his daughter Chie…
