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The cast of Katana no naka no chichi - 1931 includes: Masao Hori as Hachiro Kiyokawa Toshiko Iizuka as Oaki, granddaughter Haruo Inoue as Kisuke, Father Ryoma Kusakabe as Yuisaburo Sasaki Misao Seki as Heiemon, innkeeper Tetsu Tsuboi as Gengo, Grandfather Yoshindo Yamaji as Kotaro
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What movie and television projects has Nao Saejima been in?
Nao Saejima has: Performed in "Saejima Nao: Kankin" in 1988. Played Nao Saeki in "Saejima Nao: Akume kinenbi" in 1988. Played Nao in "Saejima Nao: Ijo kofun" in 1989. Performed in "Hiwai jikenbo: Shita zawari no onna" in 1995. Performed in "Paizuri jukujo: Urazeme" in 1995. Performed in "Yume de aimasho: wonderland" in 1996. Performed in "Angel 2: Dominatrix of Mystery" in 1996. Performed in "Wa.Re.Me." in 2006.
What movie and television projects has Bryan Iguchi been in?
Dana Ishiura has: Played Nurse in "Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business" in 1999. Played Admitting Nurse in "Lethal Vows" in 1999. Played Quong Duc in "Good Fences" in 2003. Played Ehr Neung in "Home Beyond the Sun" in 2004. Played Lapland Woman in "The Snow Queen" in 2005.
What movie and television projects has Junko Hara been in?
Junko Hara has: Performed in "Nee kofun shicha iya yo" in 1931. Played Kimura in "Eden no umi" in 1950. Performed in "Chi wa kawaiteru" in 1960. Performed in "Akibiyori" in 1960. Performed in "Koto" in 1963.
What has the author Tadanao Yamamoto written?
Tadanao Yamamoto has written: 'Takamatsuzuka, Kitora Kofun no nazo' -- subject(s): Japanese Mural painting and decoration, Buddhist mural painting and decoration, Mounds, Kitora kofun, Tombs, Kitora Tomb (Asuka-mura, Japan), Hekiga, Takamatsuzuka kofun, Takamatsuzuka Tomb (Asuka-mura, Japan), History
What happened during the Kofun Period?
The Kofun Period in Japan, which lasted from around the 3rd century to the 7th century, was characterized by the construction of large burial mounds called kofun. These mounds were built for elite individuals and contained grave goods such as weapons, armor, and pottery. The period also saw the emergence of a centralized royal authority and the introduction of new technologies and cultural influences from neighboring regions, such as China and Korea.
What has the author Takuya Iwasaki written?
Takuya Iwasaki has written: 'Kofun no jidai' -- subject(s): Tombs, Antiquities
What has the author Hironobu Ishino written?
Hironobu Ishino has written: 'Kofun jidaishi' -- subject(s): Tombs, Antiquities, History
What has the author Teijiro Mori written?
Teijiro Mori has written: 'Takehara kofun' -- subject(s): Mounds, Japan, Kitchen-middens
Where do they make Ancient Japanese art?
It was mostly found in Jōmon, Yayoi, Kofun, Asuka, Nara, Chūgū-ji, Miyabi and Azuchi-Momoyama
What is a name of famous period in Japan history?
There are many famous periods in Japanese History. * Edo Period * Meiji Period * Jomon Period * Yayoi Period * Kofun Period * Nara Period
What has the author Yoshiyuki Habuta written?
Yoshiyuki Habuta has written: 'Yominokuni no seiritsu' -- subject(s): Tombs, Antiquities 'Higashi Nihon no musode yokoanashiki sekishitsu' -- subject(s): Kofun, Tombs, Antiquities
What movie and television projects has Teruko Wakamizu been in?
Teruko Wakamizu has: Played Haruko in "Bijin aishu" in 1931. Performed in "Ginga" in 1931. Performed in "Nee kofun shicha iya yo" in 1931. Performed in "Watashi no papa-san mama ga suki" in 1931. Performed in "Sanson no hikari" in 1931. Played Shinako, daughter of Yamaman in "Nanatsu no umi: Zempen Shojo-hen" in 1931. Performed in "Hatsukoi to yotamono" in 1932. Performed in "Nokosareta Okiku-chan" in 1932. Performed in "Yotamono to endan" in 1932. Played Akiko, daughter of Yamaman in "Nanatsu no umi: Kohen Teiso-hen" in 1932. Performed in "Kimi to wakarete" in 1933. Played Fumie Terakawa in "Yotamono to geisha" in 1933. Played Kikuya, geisha in "Yume no komoriuta" in 1935.
What movie and television projects has Nao Saejima been in?
Nao Saejima has: Performed in "Saejima Nao: Kankin" in 1988. Played Nao Saeki in "Saejima Nao: Akume kinenbi" in 1988. Played Nao in "Saejima Nao: Ijo kofun" in 1989. Performed in "Hiwai jikenbo: Shita zawari no onna" in 1995. Performed in "Paizuri jukujo: Urazeme" in 1995. Performed in "Yume de aimasho: wonderland" in 1996. Performed in "Angel 2: Dominatrix of Mystery" in 1996. Performed in "Wa.Re.Me." in 2006.
What language does originate come from?
The Japanese language originated in Japan around 400 CE, but it was a combination of several things from outside sources. The ancient Emishi (Jomon) people, who were thought to have spoken an Austric language, made a contribution; the Ainu were Uralics who joined the Emishi.The Kumaso and the Hayato of ancient Kyushu were a combination of Emishi and Polynesians (from Guam and Luzon, but the Hayato were from the Ryukyus), and gave Japanese its Polynesian look.From Shandong and Jiangsu, the Altaic Jiuli people (Dongyi) moved to Kyushu and started the Japanese Imperial House (Himiko said she was descended from Duke Tai of Zhou). Some of the people of the Korean kingdoms of Gaya and Paekche (the Kofun culture) invaded Japan.Some say Japanese is closest to the extinct Altaic language of Buyeo, which was spoken in northern Korea. All in all, Japanese can be described as a mixture of Old Korean, Polynesian, and Austric Emishi.The Japanese did.No one 'invents' languages--not ones that an entire country uses, at least. No one can say exactly when the spoken language of Japanese first came to be, of course, but the earliest written Japanese text is dated at about the early 8th century.In Japan of course. But Chinese widely influences it from hundreds of years ago. And now English plays a big part in the vocabulary. But (arguably) it started (originated) from Japan.Nobody made the Japanese language. It evolved naturally from earlier ancestral languages.
