Ebijuro Ichikawa (the second generation)
Ebijuro Ichikawa (にだいめいちかわえびじゅうろう, 1806 (culture three years) - December 19, 1829 (civil administration November 24, 12)) is an upward Kabuki actor of the last part of Edo era for the second generation. As for the name, Harima-ya, the fame as a haiku poet are new measures.
Brief career history
I am born as a child of first Ebijuro Ichikawa. I go through a debut in the name of the Ichikawa assistant storehouse (culture 12 years) in Osaka in November in 1815, and after that the future is expected much of as a young female-impersonator. I assume Master's name of Ichizo Ichikawa as a successor (culture 14 years) for the second generation in 1817 and after that play an active part to Osaka, the stage of Edo with father.
I play with Utaemon Nakamura by the memorial performance at the seat (civil administration ten years) more than Osaka Nakamura for the third generation of the big man for New Year holidays in 1827 after the death of father and receive favor in statement. I borrow the force and assume Master's name of Ebijuro Ichikawa as a successor (civil administration 11 years) for the second generation in two a year months in 1828. I made a period piece, a drama of contemporary life better each and fell illness just when I gained popularity as an ability group to serve as a leading role of a good person and role of a real villain.
References
- Jusaburo Nojima edition "Kabuki person's name encyclopedia" Nichigai Associates 1992 ISBN 4-8169-0813-7
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