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'''市川''' (Surname: Ichikawa) *[[Ichikawa family]] - 市川家

...Ebizô V]] (aka Ichikawa Danjûrô VII).<ref>[http://kabuki21.com/ebizo5.php Ichikawa Ebizô V at Kabuki21.com]</ref>

...[[kuge|court noble]] families to help rebuild their residences; the Konoe family mansion was rebuilt within 13 months, while most of the commoners of the ci *[[Ichikawa Danjuro I|Ichikawa Ebizô I]] takes the name [[Ichikawa Danjuro|Ichikawa Danjûrô]], becoming the first of that lineage of actors.

*Japanese: 市川團十郎 ''(Ichikawa Danjuurou)'' ...tych, c. 1850, by [[Utagawa Toyokuni]], depicting eight generations of the Ichikawa Danjûrô lineage. From right: Danjûrô I as [[Kamakura Gongoro Kagemasa|K

...nsion]] in [[Edo]]. He is buried at the [[Shimazu clan|Shimazu]] [[bodaiji|family temple]]. *[[Ichikawa Danjuro V|Ichikawa Danjûrô V]] dies (b. [[1741]]).

*''Japanese'': 初代目[[市川]]左團次 ''(shodaime Ichikawa Sadanji)'' ...e name "[[Ichikawa Sadanji|Sadanji]]," which had previously been held by [[Ichikawa Sadanji (old line)|an 18th century actor]] about which little is known.

...ta-san Shinsho-ji|Narita-san Shinshô-ji]], family temple of the [[Ichikawa family]]]] *Japanese: 五代目市川海老蔵 ''(Godaime Ichikawa Ebizou)''

...acticing the dance forms of the Ichikawa family, and not those of the Onoe family. Due to these connections to separate kabuki lineages, as well as to the di

...of his time, he passed on the lessons of his master [[Ichikawa Danjuro IX|Ichikawa Danjûrô IX]], the greatest ''tachiyaku'' of the Meiji period, to his sons ...r of the late Ichikawa Danjûrô XII (d. Feb 2013), and great-grandfather of Ichikawa Ebizô XI, one of the most prominent leading kabuki actors today.

*Following his father's death, [[Gion Nankai]] moves to Wakayama, his family's home province, after being born and raised in Edo. ...'' debuts at the [[Nakamura-za]] in [[Edo]], starring [[Ichikawa Danjuro I|Ichikawa Danjûrô I]].

*''Other Names: Ichikawa Kuzô I, Ichikawa Ebizô II'' *''Japanese'': 二代目[[市川]]團十郎 ''(nidaime Ichikawa Danjuurou)''

*''Published: [[1730]]/2, [[Ichikawa Danjuro II|Ichikawa Sanshô]]'' ...memorial book in memory of his father, kabuki pioneer [[Ichikawa Danjuro I|Ichikawa Danjûrô I]]. This was the first such kabuki memorial book, setting a prec

*1660/9/14 [[Choshu han|Chôshû han]] establishes "33-Article Family Law" (''Toke seihô jôjô 33-ka-jô''). *[[Kabuki]] actor [[Ichikawa Danjuro I|Ichikawa Danjûrô I]] is born (d. [[1704]]).

...]] (Shô) is restricted to the king himself; all other members of the royal family are required to use the surname [[向]] (Shô). *[[Ichikawa Danjuro IV|Ichikawa Danjûrô IV]] is born (d. [[1778]]).

...uppet theatre and [[kabuki]] was profound. Along with [[Ichikawa Danjuro I|Ichikawa Danjûrô I]] in kabuki, [[Ihara Saikaku]] in literature, and the likes of ...real name was Fujiwara or Sugimori Nobumori, was born into a minor samurai family in [[Echizen province]]. He spent a brief time as a monk, then returned to

...a Tomijuro I.jpg|right|thumb|200px|The kabuki actors [[Ichikawa Danjuro IV|Ichikawa Danjûrô IV]] and [[Nakamura Tomijuro I|Nakamura Tomijûrô I]], in a wood ...day, kabuki signboards are still sometimes painted by members of the Torii family.

...o'' can be described as the "house head," that is, the head of a school or family, the characters used to write the term might be more literally translated a ...the master-disciple relationship, an interlinking hierarchy, the fictional family system, and the supreme authority of the head of the school, i.e. he who ho

...murai, including a number of erotic works. Along with [[Ichikawa Danjuro I|Ichikawa Danjûrô I]] and [[Chikamatsu Monzaemon]] in theatre, and [[Hishikawa Moro ...ehold in [[Osaka]], and went on to become head of the household and of the family's commercial operations. However, after the death of his wife, he allowed t

...h century. It was established in January [[1660]], and run by the [[Morita family]] of actors until its destruction in the 1923 Great Kantô earthquake which ...plays, and other such special occasions. In [[1781]], [[Ichikawa Danzo IV|Ichikawa Danzô IV]], performing at the Morita-za, became the first performer to tak

...e in [[Narita]], [[Chiba prefecture]]. The patron temple of the [[Ichikawa family]] of [[kabuki]] actors, it is chiefly dedicated to the deity [[Fudo Myoo|Fu ...ated behind the pagoda, was originally donated by a member of the Ichikawa family of kabuki actors, but burned down in 1965.

[[Image:Sukeroku.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Mannequin of Ichikawa Danjûrô XII as Sukeroku, at the Edo-Tokyo Museum.]] ...famous of [[kabuki]] plays. Closely associated with the [[Ichikawa Danjuro|Ichikawa Danjûrô]] line of actors, it is counted among the ''[[kabuki juhachiban|K

...e small sub-temples is called Zenidzuka Jizô-dô. It is said that a peasant family discovered a small hoard of ''kan'ei tsûhô'' [[currency|coins]], but, the ..., in thanks for the help he received from a [[rice brokers|rice broker's]] family.

...ly's home was just behind the restaurant, a rather typical arrangement for family businesses in early modern Japan. ...iving private lessons from Bairei. Most of these students, like Seihô, had family connections to Nishijin and/or the textiles industry.

...er for a May 2008 performance at [[Kabuki-za]] starring [[Ichikawa Danjuro|Ichikawa Danjûrô XII]] as Nippon Daemon (left) and [[Onoe Kikugoro|Onoe Kikugorô ...u a valuable gold [[incense]] burner which was a gift to her from Kotarô's family. Tadanobu Rihei, yet another thief, disguised as an anonymous [[ronin]], dr

...age of Kami-Ishihara in [[Musashi province]], where he came from a farming family. In [[1848]] Kondô Isami started training in the [[Tennen Rishin Ryu]] swo * ''Shinsengumi'' (新撰組) 2000 (Director: Ichikawa Kon )

...m were those from the personal collection of late [[Edo period]] scholar [[Ichikawa Beian]] (1779-1858), donated to the museum by Beian's son and grandson begi ...minally as a gift from the people of [[Tokyo]] presented to the [[Imperial family]], in honor of the wedding of the Crown Prince (who would later go on to ru

...ge. Later that same year, Komatsumaru died. Motonari was nominated by the family's retainers to become the official head of the clan. His younger brother, ...h powers as the Kumagai and [Western Murakami clan|Murakami], the latter a family consisting of three branches that was essentially an Inland Sea pirate orga

...n, must taste blood. The hero, Mitsugi, aids Manjirô, in searching for his family's heirloom Shimosaka sword, and eventually finds it at the Aburaya, which t ...ndo'' have emerged, one in [[Kamigata]], established by [[Ichikawa Danzo V|Ichikawa Danzô V]], and a different style or tradition in Edo, tracing back to [[On

[[Image:Sukeroku.JPG|right|thumb|300px|A mannequin of Ichikawa Danjûrô XII in the role of [[Sukeroku]], on display at the [[Edo-Tokyo Mu ...uki Jûhachiban]]'', a group of 18 plays selected by [[Ichikawa Danjuro VII|Ichikawa Danjûrô VII]].]]

...ngraver [[Goto Yujo|Gotô Yûjô]] (1440-1512) were members/ancestors of this family. *800 ''ryô'' The salary of kabuki actor [[Ichikawa Danjuro I|Ichikawa Danjūrō I]] ([[1660]]-[[1704]]) peaked at this amount.<ref name=leiter/>

...the sushi tub among the others. Yazaemon then comes in, calls out for his family, and hides the head of Kokingo, wrapped in his cloak, in one of the other t ...er in the house, he returned in order to rescue his father's plan, and his family therefore. He then reveals that the woman and child turned over were not Na