Ken Maeda
14 June 1971 – 26 April 2016 was a Japanese comedian, impressionist, actor and choreographer. He was nicknamed Maeken. Maeda was born in Suginami, Tokyo.
Ken Maeda
- Name
- Ken Maeda
- Born
- 14 June 1971
- Birthplace
- Suginami, Tokyo
- Died
- 26 April 2016
- Education
- Tokyo Metropolitan Agricultural High School
- Occupation
- * Comedian
- Nationality
- Japan
- Languages
- Japanese · English
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14 June 1971 – 26 April 2016 was a Japanese comedian, impressionist, actor and choreographer. He was nicknamed Maeken. Maeda was born in Suginami, Tokyo.
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Ken Maeda (1971–2016) was an actor, choreographer and dancer, among other activities, of Japanese nationality. The actor was born in Suginami. Ken Maeda was educated at Tokyo Metropolitan Nogei High School. Languages used include English and Japanese.
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He was represented with K Dash Stage. Maeda graduated from Tokyo Metropolitan Agricultural High School. At the same school, his senior was Taizo Harada of the comedy trio Neptune.
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Key facts
• Name — Ken Maeda • Native Name — 前田 健 • Born — 14 June 1971 • Birthplace — Suginami, Tokyo • Other Names — * Maeken • Ken-chan • Kenchimu • Died — 26 April 2016 • Education — Tokyo Metropolitan Agricultural High School • Occupation — * Comedian • impressionist • actor • choreographer • Agent — K Dash Stage • Style — Monomane • Height — 1.74 m
Impressions
Impressions
• Ai • Mayumi Itsuwa • Hikaru Utada • Yōko Oginome • Crystal Kay • Koda Kumi • Ringo Sheena • Ryoko Shinohara • Janet Jackson • Aya Sugimoto • Stevie Wonder • Toshiyuki Nishida • Kohmi Hirose • BoA • Whitney Houston • Michael Jackson • Noriyuki Makihara • Aya Matsuura • Seiko Matsuda • Yumi Matsutoya • Ronaldinho
One-man shows
One-man shows
• Title • Shokyū Eigo Kōza • Chūkyū Eigo Kōza • Honne shika Iwanai Honne-chan Series • Aisubeki Mochida-kun Series • Shizuka-chan • Wakame-chan • Furitsukeshi Pierre • Nukumori o Uru Obāsan • Shinji Shimae • Shitamachi no Cleaning-ya • Ningen Kansatsu Conte Series
Variety
Variety
• Year — Title — Network — Notes • Bakushō On-Air Battle — NHK-G — 1 win and 5 losses; up to 365 KB (off-air; on-air was 329 KB) • Monomane Grand Prix — NTV • MTM — MBS • PosiTV — RKB • Gachagacha Pong! — Fuji TV • 2006 — Furifuri Song Book — Fuji TV One-Two-Next — As Freedom Maeda or Frill Maeda; Choreographed programme • Aoi Sora ga Suki'! — YAB • 2008 — Renai Hyakkei — TV Asahi — Episode 94; Guest • 2015 — Ad' zehi Nenmatsu Namahōsō: Ken Maeda Geinō Seikatsu 20-shūnenkinen Kagayake! 2016-Nen Fukuotoko Fukume Kettei-sen omoshiroidesu yō — CTV
TV drama
TV drama
• Year — Title — Role — Network — Notes • 2002 — Remote — NTV — Episode 8 • 2006 — Gal Circle • Urami-ya Honpo — Moshin Tsukida — TV Tokyo — Regular • 2007 — Otorisōsa-kan Shiho Kitami 12 — Masato Ebina — TV Asahi • Hotaru no Hikari — Disgusting manager — NTV — Episode 7 • Juken no Kamisama — Episode 5 • Nagai Nagai Satsujin — Ryuichi Morimoto — WOWOW • 2008 — Tadashii Ouji no Tsukuri Kata — Shigeo Sangawa, Sekio Mitarai — TV Tokyo — Dual role • Bara no nai Hanaya — Fuji TV — Episode 9 • Kimi Hannin janai yo ne? — Shemale — TV Asahi — Episode 2 • Seiichi Morimura Suspense: Toki — Hiroshi Sonada — TBS • Koiuta Drama SP: Genki o Dashite — Maurice Yamada • Men-dol: Ikemen Idol — Kokorozashiai Hatori — TV Tokyo • Room Of King — Noboru Hotta — Fuji TV • 2009 — Anmitsu Hime — Hiruton Tomoe Nikkei — Fuji TV • Senryoku-gai Tsūkoku — Hello Work staff — WOWOW • Onna Taxi Driver no Jiken Nisshi — TBS • Uta no onīsan — Kazuhiro Sumiyoshi — TV Asahi — Regular • Yusuke Kamiji no genki no deru Koi — Etsuko Master — Bee TV • Keishichō Minamidaira Han: Shichinin no Keiji — Kenji Tomii — TBS • Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo — Bus Jack offender • Otokomae! 2 — Kami Shuzō — NHK-G • Ijin no Kuru Heya — Michinaga Fujiwara — Tokyo MX — Episode 9 • Mito Kōmon Chapter 40 — Tomekichi — TBS — Episode 20 • 2010 — Onna Keiji Otomichi Takako Kogoerukiba — Yumeka — TV Asahi • Mattsugu: Kamakura Kashi Torimono Hikae — Getanuki — NHK-G — Regular • Daimajin Kanon — Tamekichi — TV Tokyo • Shōfu to Shukujo — Brothel customer — THK — Episode 44 • Tokyo Eki o Wasuremono Azukari-sho — Yukio Kitaguchi — TV Asahi • 2011 — Urakara — Tsutomu Uesugi — TV Tokyo — Episode 10 • Gō — Yūki Hideyasu — NHK-G • Last Money: Ai no Nedan — Yoshio Isogai — Episode 3 • 2012 — Kagi no kakatta Heya — Kawasaki — Fuji TV — Episode 1 • Resident – 5-nin no Kenshui — Tsuruko — TBS — Episode 4 • 2013 — Hōkago Groove — Tsuyoshi Mori — Episode 3 • Dandarin: Rōdō Kijun Kantoku-kan — Kitagawa — NTV — Episode 6 • Yorozu Uranai Sho: Onmyō-ya e yōkoso — Ando — KTV — Episode 8 • 2014 — Saigo Kara Nibanme no Koi — Fuji TV — Episode 7 • Onna wa sore o Yurusanai — John — TBS — Episode 8 • 2015 — Garo: Gold Storm Sho — Gerril — TV Tokyo — Episode 12
Anime television
Anime television
• Year — Title — Role — Network — Notes — Ref. • 2006 — Digimon Data Squad — Gotsumon — Fuji TV • 2009 — Fresh Pretty Cure! — Kaoru-chan — ABC — Also did the choreography at the ending theme
Advertisements
Advertisements
• Year — Title • 2007 — Suntory Vitamin Water • Tsuchzaki BC "Happy Cute na Kibun de, Tanoshiku asobo."
Stage
Stage
• Year — Title • 2003 — Cinderella Story • 2008 — High! Miracles
Videography
Videography
• Year — Title • 2008 — Furifuri Song Book Best Selection DVD Vol. 1
Choreography
Choreography
Music • Fudanjuku • Year — Title • 2008 — "Otokozaka" • 2009 — "Ore no Sora" • "Katsu 'nda!" • "Wotakisuto" • 2010 — "Muteki! Natsu Yasumi" • 2011 — "Onaji Jidai ni Uma reta Wakamono-tachi" • Nakano Fujo Sisters • Year — Title • 2010 — "Honey Bee" • Fudanjuku • Year — Title • 2011 — "Love Spider" • 2012 — "Kaze Ikki" • "Ame tokidoki Hare nochi Niji" • 2013 — "Shita o Muite Kaerou" • "Rikishi-Man" • "Dansō Revolution" • 2016 — "This is Love" • AAA • Year — Title • 2006 — "Champagne Gold" • Naohito Fujiki • Year — Title • 2006 — "Hey! Friends" • Yoko Minamino • Year — Title • 2005 — "Hai kara-san ga Tōru" TV drama • Year — Title — Notes • 2006 — Gal Circle — Flip choreography • 2007 — Juken no Kamisama — Creative dance choreography Films • Year — Title • 2011 — Azemichi no Dandy Anime television • Year — Title — Notes • 2009 — Fresh Pretty Cure! — Dance supervisor and choreographer, choreographed the first and last ending themes • 2010 — HeartCatch PreCure! — Choreographed the first and last ending themes • 2011 — Suite PreCure • 2012 — Smile PreCure! Stage • Year — Title • 2008 — High! Miracles Advertisements • 2006 — Yukiguni moyashi "Yukiguni moyashi no Uta: Mambo" Music video • 2009 — Nomi Tomo • Kuroneko Yamato Hikkoshi Center Other television programmes • Year — Title — Network — Ref. • 2013 — Oh! Taisō 2 — OHK
Films
Films
• Year — Title — Role • 2008 — Nagai Nagai Satsujin — Ryuichi Morimoto • Natsuyasumi no Yōna 1-kagetsu — Bartender • Komori Seikatsu Kojo Club — Tsuji • 2009 — The Ramen Girl — Harumi • 20 Seiki Shōnen Dai 2-shō: Saigo no Kibō — Mariah • Subaru — Sada • Katen no Shiro — Tomekichi • Kyō kara Hitman — Kamio • Inubaka: Crazy for Dogs — Ajuba-hakase • 2010 — Kanzen naru Shiiku Maid, for you — Otake • Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City — Member of Parliament • Sword of Desperation — Kisuke • Saiban-chō! Koko wa Chōeki 4-nen de dō suka — Forest judge • 2011 — Shōjo-tachi no Rashinban — Goro Mesaki • Gal Basara: Sengoku Jidai wa Kengai Desu • 2012 — Miss Boys! Yūjō no Yukue-hen — Romeo • Tane maku Tabibito: Minori no Cha • Liar Game: Reborn — Tetsuya Murata • Ai to Makoto — Teacher • Rinjō: Gekijō-ban — Tension number policeman
Anime films
Anime films
• Year — Title — Role • 2009 — Movie Fresh Pretty Cure! The Kingdom of Toys has Lots of Secrets!? — Kaoru-chan
Films
Films
• Year — Title • 2011 — Soredemo Hana wa Saite iku
Discography
As part of Maeken Trance Project • Year — Title — Notes • 2005 — "Koi no Buchiage Tengoku" — Won the Japan Cable Awards Wired Topic Award and 47th Japan Record Awards Special Award • 2006 — "Tokyo Chalance"
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