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新作歌舞伎 風の谷のナウシカ
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Nakamura Tanenosuke

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Nakamura Tanenosuke is a promising young Kabuki actor of the Harimaya guild. Real name: Ogawa Akihisa. Birthday: 22 February 1993.
Career:
October 1998: first stage appearance (omemie), in Tôkyô at the National Theatre in the drama "Sakura Giminden".

February 1999: debut on stage (hatsu butai) at the Kabukiza, where he received the name of Nakamura Tanenosuke and played the role of Takatsuna's son Kosaburô in the drama "Moritsuna Jin'ya"; the roles of Sasaki Takatsuna and Kosaburô's cousin Koshirô were played by Nakamura Kichiemon and Tanenosuke's brother Nakamura Tanetarô.

February 2000: special kodomo shibai dance program to end the evening program at the Kabukiza; Tanenosuke played the role of a young man in the dance "Omatsuri".

September 2011: his father Nakamura Kashô III and his brother Nakamura Tanetarô IV took the names of Nakamura Matagorô III and Nakamura Kashô IV at the Shinbashi Enbujô; Tanenosuke played the roles of a fireman boss and Uheita in "Kioi Jishi" and "Ishikawa Goemon".

November 2012: 5th Kabuki program with Kataoka Ainosuke as zagashira at the Eirakukan, a renovated traditional theater built in the city of Toyooka (prefecture of Hyôgo).

November 2015: revival at the National Theatre of the drama "Shinrei Yaguchi no Watashi" (tôshi kyôgen in 4 acts); Tanenosuke played the role of Rokuzô.

March 2017: "Igagoe Dôchû Sugoroku" was staged as a tôshi kyôgen at the National Theatre. The core of this revival was "Okazaki". The third act, commonly called "Engakuji", which was staged for the last time in February 1931 at the Meijiza, was revived as well; Tanenosuke played the roles of Inagaki Hanshichirô and Ishidome Busuke

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