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Tenkatsu may
refer to:
Tennenshoku Katsudō Shashin,
abbreviated as
Tenkatsu, a 1910s ****anese film
studio Tenkasu or
Tenkatsu, ****anese food This disambiguation...
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Tenkatsu Shokyokusai (松旭斎 天勝, 21 May 1886 – 11
November 1944), also
known as
Katsu Kanazawa, was a ****anese wazuma [ja]
practitioner and actress. Katsu...
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Tenkasu (天かす, lit. "tempura waste") are
crunchy bits of deep-fried
flour batter used in ****anese cuisine,
specifically in
dishes such as soba, udon, takoyaki...
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Kinema Kurabu, a
theater in
Tokyo managed directly by the film
company Tenkatsu. It was
preceded by Shimokawa's
early work, 凸坊新画帳・名案の失敗 (Dekobō shingachō...
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translates as the "Natural
Color Moving Picture Company," but it was
known as
Tenkatsu for short. The
company was
formed in 1914 by
remnants of the ****uhōdō studio...
- Shaxon, Alan (Alan
Arthur Howson) Sheridan, Jeff Shokyokusai,
Tenkatsu (Madame
Tenkatsu)
Siegfried & Roy (Siegfried
Fischbacher and Roy Horn) Silano,...
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Kinemacolor programme was
shown in Tokyo. Toyo
Shokai reformed itself as
Tenkatsu in
March 1914 and
produced primarily fiction films. With
World War I film...
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cartoonist and
manga series artist. At the age of 26,
Shimokawa was
hired by
Tenkatsu Production Company to
create a
short animated film.
Shimokawa used several...
- film
directed by
Norimasa Kaeriyama made in 1918 and
released in 1919 by
Tenkatsu. It is
considered the
first in a
series of
films aimed at
reforming and...
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cinema is into practice, with
Kaeriyama directing The Glow of Life at the
Tenkatsu Studio in 1918. This is
often considered the
first "pure film," but filmmakers...
