Sakagami was born in Kagoshima Prefecture but spent most of his childhood in Manchukuo.[1] Winning an NHK song contest at age 19, he headed to Tokyo to try to make a name in the entertainment business, eventually training as a comedian at the Asakusa strip clubs.[1] It was there that he met Kin'ichi Hagimoto and in 1966, the two formed the owarai duo Konto 55-gō.[2] Konto 55-gō became nationally famous, starring in several top-rated shows on television. Sakagami continued to release songs and branched out into acting, appearing in television dramas as well as in films such as Nagisa Ōshima's Taboo.[2]
jirō, sakagami, 坂上二郎, april, 1934, march, 2011, japanese, comedian, actor, singer, contents, career, partial, filmography, references, external, linkscareer, editsakagami, born, kagoshima, prefecture, spent, most, childhood, manchukuo, winning, song, contest, . Jirō Sakagami 坂上二郎 16 April 1934 10 March 2011 was a Japanese comedian actor and singer Contents 1 Career 2 Partial filmography 3 References 4 External linksCareer EditSakagami was born in Kagoshima Prefecture but spent most of his childhood in Manchukuo 1 Winning an NHK song contest at age 19 he headed to Tokyo to try to make a name in the entertainment business eventually training as a comedian at the Asakusa strip clubs 1 It was there that he met Kin ichi Hagimoto and in 1966 the two formed the owarai duo Konto 55 gō 2 Konto 55 gō became nationally famous starring in several top rated shows on television Sakagami continued to release songs and branched out into acting appearing in television dramas as well as in films such as Nagisa Ōshima s Taboo 2 He died of a stroke on 10 March 2011 at a Tochigi Prefecture hospital 1 Partial filmography EditHatsukoi sengen 1968 Manager Hakuchu dodo 1968 Konto gojugo go Seiki no daijukuten 1968 Yota Kitagawa Kamisama no koibito 1968 Hitokiri O Castigo 1969 Konto 55 gō jinrui no daijakuten コント55号 人類の大弱点 1969 Konto55go ore wa ninja no mago 1969 Konto55 Mito Komon man yuki 1969 Jirobei Konto 55 gō uchu no daibōken コント55号 宇宙大冒険 1969 Namida no nagashi uta inochi azukemasu 1970 Patron Kigeki sore ga otoko no ikiru michi 1970 Futari de hitori 1970 Fuji Keiko Waga uta no arukagiri 1971 Konto Gojugo go to Miko no zettai zetsumei 1971 Jiro Sakamoto The Last Samurai 1974 Kigeki damashi no jingi 1974 Kigeki onna no naki dokoro 1975 Hadashi no seishun 1975 Seisyun no Kozu 1976 Goro Sakaguchi Omatsuri yaro uogashi no kyodai bun 1976 Inubue 1978 Cab driver Edo no Taka 1978 House keeper Spy Nutcracker Fantasy 1979 Chinese Wiseman Japanese version voice Kindaichi Kosuke no boken 1979 Goemon Ishida The Highest Honor 1982 Kimura Kono ko no nanatsu no oiwai ni 1983 Ikumatsu Amagigoe 天城越え Amagigoe 1983 Sweet Shop Owner Okinawa no shonen 1983 Production chief Shiosai 1985 A Class to Remember 学校 Gakko 1993 Kappa 1994 Village Mayor Anne no Nikki 1995 Mr Hans Van Dann Hermann van Pels voice Sada Gesaku Abe Sada no shogai 1998 Risaburo Miyazaki Taboo 御法度 Gohatto 1999 Lieutenant Genzaburo Inoue Drug 2001 Shoichiro Hirakawa Shin yukiguni 2001 Kobayashi Fukumimi 2003 Hokushin naname ni sasu tokoro 2007 Sanada final film role References Edit a b c Sayonara Jiro san Japan Zone Retrieved 24 April 2011 a b Sagami Jirō shi shikyo 47 News Archived from the original on 26 April 2011 Retrieved 24 April 2011 External links EditJiro Sakagami at IMDb Sakagami Jirō at the Japanese Movie Database in Japanese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jirō Sakagami amp oldid 1124668065, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
