Ikki Kajiwara
Ikki Kajiwara was a Japanese novelist, screenwriter, mangaka, film producer and writer (1936–1987). He was born at Kitakyūshū and died at Tokyo.
Also recorded as Kajiwara Ikki; Asao Takamori; Asaki Takamori; Takamori Asao; Takamori Asaki; Atsu Masaki.
Identity and origins
Ikki Kajiwara was recorded at birth as 高森朝樹. He also worked under the names 高森朝雄, Asao Takamori and Ikki Kajiwara. The authorities additionally record the headings Kajiwara Ikki, Asao Takamori, Asaki Takamori, Takamori Asao and Takamori Asaki. His recorded language was Japanese.
He married Pai Ping-ping. One child is recorded: Pai Hsiao-yen.
Work and production
Works recorded as notable number 5: Karate Master, Tiger Mask, Star of the Giants, Samurai Giants and Ashita no Joe.
Identity
Ikki Kajiwara is recorded as novelist, screenwriter, mangaka, film producer and writer. Ikki Kajiwara is recorded with the citizenship of Japan and Empire of Japan. Ikki Kajiwara is recorded at birth as 高森朝樹.
Chronology
- 1936Ikki Kajiwara born at Kitakyūshū.
- 1936Ikki Kajiwara was born in 1936 at Kitakyūshū.
- 1987Ikki Kajiwara died at Tokyo.
- 1987Ikki Kajiwara died in 1987 at Tokyo.
Sources
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“Ikki Kajiwara”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q1319237: Ikki Kajiwara
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