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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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