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Ichikawa Raizō VIII (八代目 市川 雷蔵, Hachidaime Ichikawa Raizō, August 29, – July 17, ) was a Japanese film and kabuki actor. 
Kiru 1962 Raizô Ichikawa. Actor: Conflagration. Raizô Ichikawa was born on August 29, in Kyoto, Japan as Akio Kamezaki, at the age of 6 months was adopted by his uncle Kazo Takeuchi (kabuki actor Kudanji Ichikawa III) as Yoshio Takeuchi. Started his kabuki career in as Enzo Ichikawa II.
Shinobi film series Born Yoshiya Ota in Kyoto on August 29, , Raizo Ichikawa was adopted by Kabuki actor Kudanji Ichikawa at the age of six months, and was given the name Yoshio Takeuchi. At age 17, he had his Kabuki debut in the play “Nakayama Shichiri”.
Shintaro Biography, career, personal life and other interesting facts. Six months after his birth in Kyoto he became the adopted son of Ichikawa Kudanji III (三代目 市川 九團次). He made his kabuki acting debut at the age of 15 under the name Ichikawa Enzō (市川延蔵). In he w.
Goemon Ichikawa Raizō VIII (born 29 August in Kyoto, Japan, died 17 July in Tokyo, Japan) was a Japanese film and kabuki actor. Died of rectal cancer. He was born as Yoshiya Ōta in Kyoto on August 29, Ichikawa Raizō appeared mostly in period dramas (jidaigeki).
Ikariya chosuke Started his kabuki career in as Enzo Ichikawa II. In he was both re-adopted by Shôzô Ôta (actor Jukai Ichikawa III) as Yoshiya Ôta and changed his stage name to Raizô Ichikawa VIII. He is known in cinema for Conflagration (), Ninja, a Band of Assassins () and The Outcast ().
Raizo name meaning japanese Ichikawa Raizō VIII (八代目 市川 雷蔵, Hachidaime Ichikawa Raizō, August 29, – July 17, ) was a Japanese film and kabuki birth name was Akio Kamezaki (亀崎 章雄, Kamezaki Akio), and his name was legally changed several times, first to Yoshio Takeuchi (武内 嘉男, Takeuchi Yoshio), and later to Yoshiya Ōta (太田 吉哉, Ōta Yoshiya), separate from his.
Tamao nakamura Ichikawa Raizō VIII (八代目 市川 雷蔵, Hachidaime Ichikawa Raizō, August 29, – July 17, ) was a Japanese film and kabuki birth name was Akio Kamezaki (亀崎 章雄, Kamezaki Akio), [1] and his name was legally changed several times, first to Yoshio Takeuchi (武内 嘉男, Takeuchi Yoshio), and later to Yoshiya Ōta (太田 吉哉, Ōta Yoshiya), separate from.