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[[image:Sakurada.jpg|150px|thumbnail|Denjiro Sakurada]]
 
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'''Sakurada'''=(桜田) family name, '''Denjiro'''=(伝次郎) first name, (1952-)
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'''Sakurada''' (桜田) family name, '''Denjiro''' (伝次郎) first name, (1952-)
  
 
==Activities==
 
==Activities==
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[http://smpedia.com/index.php?title=桜田伝次郎  桜田伝次郎](Japanese), Kunihiko Kojima (小島邦彦)
 
[http://smpedia.com/index.php?title=桜田伝次郎  桜田伝次郎](Japanese), Kunihiko Kojima (小島邦彦)
 
==Biography==
 
==Biography==
1960s: life-changing experience by watching play of Juro Kara entitled ''Kyuketsu-hime'' (vampire lady) when he was in a high-school<ref name="engeki">Kunihiko Kojima "For encountering outside eyes" (''Engeki-jin'', '''14:'''74-78, 2003)</ref>.
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1960s: Claimed a "life-changing experience" after watching a play by Juro Kara titled ''Kyuketsu-hime'' (Vampire Lady) when he was in high-school<ref name="engeki">Kunihiko Kojima "For Encountering Outside Eyes" (''Engeki-jin'', '''14:'''74-78, 2003)</ref>.
  
1970s: Graduated from Division of Japanese literature, Nihon University College of Humanities and Sciences. Appeared on a stage as a actor for a theater company ''Tsunbo-sajiki'' headed by Tetsu Yamazaki when he was in Nihon University<ref name="engeki"></ref>.
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1970s: Graduated from the School of Japanese Literature, Nihon University College of Humanities and Sciences. Appeared on stage as an actor for the theater company Tsunbo-Sajiki headed by Tetsu Yamazaki when he was at Nihon University<ref name="engeki"></ref>.
  
1970s: Went independent from ''Tsunbo-sajiki'' and started his own company ''Kagetsu-za''. His maiden work was'' Kiwametsuki Kunisada Chuji''<ref name="engeki"></ref>.
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1970s: Went independent from Tsunbo-Sajiki and started his own company, Kagetsu-za. His first work was ''Kiwametsuki Kunisada Chuji''<ref name="engeki"></ref>.
  
1974: Founded ''Gekidan Sekai Gekijo (GSG)'' with Mayumi Kurokawa <ref group="note">Performed on ''Thater Green'' in Ikebukuro, ''Mokubaza'' in Asakusa, ''Asbestos Hall'' in Meguro, ''Seibu Kodo'' in Kyoto Uniersity, ''Rinsen-ji'' in Myogadani and others</ref>.
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1974: Founded Gekidan Sekai Gekijo (GSG) with Mayumi Kurokawa <ref group="note">Performed at Theater Green in Ikebukuro, Mokubaza in Asakusa, Asbestos Hall in Meguro, Seibu Kodo in Kyoto Uniersity, Rinsen-ji in Myogadani and others</ref>.
  
1970s: Performed ''GCG-planning'' SM show at Nishi-Ogikubo, ''SM Bomber '' at Otsuka ''Tokyo SM Club'' at Nakano<ref group="note">Nishi-Ogikubo Minami, Setagaya</ref>. Had relationships with [[Shigeru Kayama]]、[[Eikichi Osada]]、[[Denki Akechi]]、[[Keiyu Tamai]].
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1970s: Performed GCG-planning SM show at Nishi-Ogikubo, SM Bomber at Otsuka Tokyo SM Club at Nakano<ref group="note">Nishi-Ogikubo Minami, Setagaya</ref>. Formed relationships with [[Shigeru Kayama]]、[[Eikichi Osada]]、[[Denki Akechi]]、[[Keiyu Tamai]].
  
 
1979: Performance of ''Gekidan Sekai Gekijo” all over Japan<ref group="note">Performed in canvas. Not SM show but vanilla play. ''Gekidan Sekai Gekijo” was famous for its purple canvas</ref>.
 
1979: Performance of ''Gekidan Sekai Gekijo” all over Japan<ref group="note">Performed in canvas. Not SM show but vanilla play. ''Gekidan Sekai Gekijo” was famous for its purple canvas</ref>.
  
1983: Opened a smallhall, ''Theater Poo'' at Shinjuku.
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1983: Opened a small hall, Theater Poo, in Shinjuku.
  
1985: Retired from SM show.
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1985: Retired from SM shows.
  
 
1980s: Directed many SM videos.
 
1980s: Directed many SM videos.
  
2003: Awarded  ''distinguished stage director'' in a Toga director contest for his ''Shiawasena Hibi'' (original work of Samuel Beckett).  
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2003: Awarded  Distinguished Stage Director in a Toga director contest for his ''Shiawasena Hibi'' (original work of Samuel Beckett).  
  
2009: Restarted his SM show at ''Theater Poo'' for the first time in 25 years<ref group="note">as a special guest for ''Dokuenkai of Mistresses''</ref>.
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2009: Restarted his SM show at Theater Poo for the first time in 25 years<ref group="note">as a special guest for ''Dokuenkai of Mistresses''</ref>.
  
2010: Performed Showa style shows actively at ''Theater Poo'' and ''DX Kabukicho''.
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2010: Performed Showa style shows actively at Theater Poo and DX Kabukicho.
  
 
==Selected Works==
 
==Selected Works==

Revision as of 06:03, 24 July 2010

Denjiro Sakurada

Sakurada (桜田) family name, Denjiro (伝次郎) first name, (1952-)

Activities

Kinbakushi, Performer, AV director

Alternate Name(s)

桜田伝次郎(Japanese), Kunihiko Kojima (小島邦彦)

Biography

1960s: Claimed a "life-changing experience" after watching a play by Juro Kara titled Kyuketsu-hime (Vampire Lady) when he was in high-school[1].

1970s: Graduated from the School of Japanese Literature, Nihon University College of Humanities and Sciences. Appeared on stage as an actor for the theater company Tsunbo-Sajiki headed by Tetsu Yamazaki when he was at Nihon University[1].

1970s: Went independent from Tsunbo-Sajiki and started his own company, Kagetsu-za. His first work was Kiwametsuki Kunisada Chuji[1].

1974: Founded Gekidan Sekai Gekijo (GSG) with Mayumi Kurokawa [note 1].

1970s: Performed GCG-planning SM show at Nishi-Ogikubo, SM Bomber at Otsuka Tokyo SM Club at Nakano[note 2]. Formed relationships with Shigeru KayamaEikichi OsadaDenki AkechiKeiyu Tamai.

1979: Performance of Gekidan Sekai Gekijo” all over Japan[note 3].

1983: Opened a small hall, Theater Poo, in Shinjuku.

1985: Retired from SM shows.

1980s: Directed many SM videos.

2003: Awarded Distinguished Stage Director in a Toga director contest for his Shiawasena Hibi (original work of Samuel Beckett).

2009: Restarted his SM show at Theater Poo for the first time in 25 years[note 4].

2010: Performed Showa style shows actively at Theater Poo and DX Kabukicho.

Selected Works

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Kunihiko Kojima "For Encountering Outside Eyes" (Engeki-jin, 14:74-78, 2003)

Notes

  1. Performed at Theater Green in Ikebukuro, Mokubaza in Asakusa, Asbestos Hall in Meguro, Seibu Kodo in Kyoto Uniersity, Rinsen-ji in Myogadani and others
  2. Nishi-Ogikubo Minami, Setagaya
  3. Performed in canvas. Not SM show but vanilla play. Gekidan Sekai Gekijo” was famous for its purple canvas
  4. as a special guest for Dokuenkai of Mistresses

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