-
intended to
marry Chokichi, but she
moved to
Tokyo with her partner, so Tomo
married Chokichi as her
elder sister's substitute.
Chokichi and Tomo were given...
- in a
house owned by
Chōkichi's father.
Since Chōkichi's family owns Sangorō's home, Sangorō gets
dragged into a lot of
Chōkichi's messes. The
story takes...
- cast
bronze to a new
foreign audience,
attracting strong praise.
Suzuki Chokichi, a
leading producer of cast
bronze for
international exhibition, became...
- Tomotada,
netsuke in the form of a dog, late 18th
century Eagle by
Suzuki Chokichi, 1892,
Tokyo National Museum The
first known sculpture in the
Indian subcontinent...
- dana
zenin shûgô!! (1969) Miyo-chan no tame nara zen'in shûgô!! (1969) -
Chôkichi Dori****azu desu yo!
Zenin totsugeki (1969) Dori****azu desu yo!
Tokkun tokkun...
-
Ankokugai Main
Street Tetsuya Shinobu Umetsugu Inoue Nihon kyôkaku-den
Chokichi Masahiro Makino Wolves, Pigs and Men Jirō
Kinji ****asaku 1965
Kaoyaku Kyôichi...
-
Kubozuka as Kichijirō Nana
Komatsu as Mónica (Haru) Ryo Kase as João (
Chokichi)
Katsuo Nakamura as Monk
Yoshi Oida as
Ichizo Béla
Baptiste as
Dieter Albrecht...
- ****anese
amateur photographer,
particularly in the 1930s.
Chōkichi Satō (佐藤 長吉, Satō
Chōkichi) was born in Kuma****a,
Saitama on 1
November 1911. From the...
-
represented included Miyagawa Kozan, Yabu Meizan,
Namikawa Sōsuke, and
Suzuki Chokichi. The
women artists at the Woman's
Building included Anna Lownes, Viennese...
- the
objects on display. One of the
finest objects displa**** is
Suzuki Chokichi's bronze incense burner (koro)
dated 1875,
standing at over 2.25 metres...
