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Takekurabe

in a house owned by Chōkichi's father. Since Chōkichi's family owns Sangorō's home, Sangorō gets dragged into a lot of Chōkichi's messes. The story takes

Takekurabe

Japanese Americans (miniseries)

intended to marry Chokichi, but she moved to Tokyo with her partner, so Tomo married Chokichi as her elder sister's substitute. Chokichi and Tomo were given

Japanese Americans (miniseries)

Silence (2016 film)

Kubozuka as Kichijirō Nana Komatsu as Mónica (Haru) Ryo Kase as João (Chokichi) Katsuo Nakamura as Monk Yoshi Oida as Ichizo Béla Baptiste as Dieter Albrecht

Silence (2016 film)

Meiji era

cast bronze to a new foreign audience, attracting strong praise. Suzuki Chokichi, a leading producer of cast bronze for international exhibition, became

Meiji era

Sculpture

Tomotada, netsuke in the form of a dog, late 18th century Eagle by Suzuki Chokichi, 1892, Tokyo National Museum The first known sculpture in the Indian subcontinent

Sculpture

Akame 48 Waterfalls

directed by Genjiro Arato. It is based on the novel of the same name by Chokichi Kurumatani [ja] that was serialized in Bungakukai from November 1996 to

Akame 48 Waterfalls

Kōji Satō (photographer)

Japanese amateur photographer, particularly in the 1930s. Chōkichi Satō (佐藤長吉, Satō Chōkichi) was born in Kumagaya, Saitama on 1 November 1911. From the

Kōji Satō (photographer)

World's Columbian Exposition

represented included Miyagawa Kozan, Yabu Meizan, Namikawa Sōsuke, and Suzuki Chokichi. The women artists at the Woman's Building included Anna Lownes, Viennese

World's Columbian Exposition

Ken Takakura

totsugekitai Ankokugai Main Street Tetsuya Shinobu Lead role Nihon kyôkaku-den Chokichi Lead role Wolves, Pigs and Men Jirō 1965 Kaoyaku Kyôichi Hayami A Fugitive

Ken Takakura

Victoria and Albert Museum

including kimono are some of the objects on display. Also displayed is Suzuki Chokichi's bronze incense burner (koro) dated 1875, at over 2.25 metres high and

Victoria and Albert Museum