Kabuki actor Kataoka Hidetaro, living national treasure, dies at 79 – The Japan Times
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Hidetaro, who died at his home in Suita, Osaka Prefecture, on Sunday, was born as the second son of the famous kabuki actor Kataoka Nizaemon …Read More
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