Kigekijin no ishibumi
Kigekijin no ishibumi ( Japanese 喜劇人の碑 , such as: stone monument for comedians ) is a stone monument at the Temple Sensoji in the district Asakusa in Tokyo . Asakusa was once considered the Japanese Broadway, which produced many comedians, Yose actors and actors of the comic trade. The memorial stone was erected in 1982 in memory of outstanding comedians. The memorial stone goes back to the initiative of Kon Ōmura, the 8th chairman of the Japanese Comedy Actors Association ( 日本 喜劇 人 協会 Nihon kigekijin kyōkai ). The name, the date of death and the age of the comedian are engraved.
Dear people
Dear comedians until the line-up in 1982
- Kawada Haruhisa (1957), 51 years
- Furukawa Roppa (1961), 57 years
- Happo Mutoshi (1964), 38 years
- Shimizu Kin'ichi (1966), 54 years old
- Sakai Junji (1968), 54 years
- Enomoto Ken'ichi (1970), 65 years
- Sazanka Kyū (1971), 56 years old
- Morikawa Shin (1972), age 60
- Yanagiya Kingorō (1972), 71 years
- Kido Shintarō (1974), 59 years
- Ōmiya Toshimitsu (1976), 63 years
- Ban Junzaburō (1981), 73 years
- Minami Shinsuke (1982), 52 years
Honored comedians since the line-up in 1982
- Takechi Toyoko (1985), age 76
- Tonī Tani (1987), 69 years
- Arishima Ichirō (1987), 71 years
- Azuma Hachirō (1988), 52 years
- Minami Toshiaki (1995), 70 years
- Masuda Kiiton (1993), 84 years
- Atsumi Kiyoshi (1996), 68 years old
- Miki Norihei (1999), 74 years
- Soganoya Meichō (1999), 90 years
- Yuri Tōru (1999), 78 years
- Miyako Chōchō (2000), 80 years
- Kiyokawa Nijiko (2002), 89 years
- Seki Keiroku (2006), 78 years
- Tani Kan'ichi (2007), 74 years old
- Hisaya Morishige (2009), 96 years
- Hashi Tatsuya (2012), 74 years
Individual evidence
- ↑ 喜劇 人 の 碑 （浅 草 寺） . Nippon Television Network Corporation. Retrieved October 30, 2019 (Japanese).
Web links
- 江 戸 き っ て の 庶民 娯 楽 の 場 . Sensō-ji Temple,accessed October 30, 2019(Japanese).
- About. Japanese Comedy Actors Association, accessed October 30, 2019 (Japanese).
Coordinates: 36 ° 17 '8.4 " N , 139 ° 0' 58.3" E