Person

人名 [坂東 三津五郎（初代）] Bandō Mitsugorō I
別名 [是業] Zegyo ([雅号／排名] Pen or literary name) ,
[杜若] Tojaku ([雅号／排名] Pen or literary name) ,
[竹田 巳之助] Takeda MInosuke ([前(芸)名] Earlier stage name) ,
[坂東 三津五郎] Bandō Mitsugorō ,
[坂東　三八] Bandō Sanpachi
ジェンダー [男性] Male
文化的アイデンティティー Japanese
居住国 [日本] Japan
生年月日 [1745 - 1745] 1745 - 1745
没年月日 [四月 10, 1782] April 10, 1782
専門ジャンル [歌舞伎] Kabuki
関連地 [江戸（日本）, 大阪（日本）] Edo (Japan) (historic name), Osaka (Japan)
参考文献 [歌舞伎人名辞典] Kabuki Jinmei Jiten (p.554) ,
The Actor's Image: Print Makers of the Katsukawa School (p.476)
備考 [主な役柄：和事。屋号：大和屋。 紋：三ツ大の字、鶴、東の字 大阪、道頓堀の浜芝居の役者であったが、坂東三八に見込まれ、 養子になる。江戸に下り、1766年（明和3年)、坂東三津五郎と改名。 和事を得意とし、人気を得るが短命で森田座に出演中、楽屋で急逝した。明和3年(1766年)から天明2年(1782年)に活躍する。]

Character types: wagoto. Group affiliations: Yamatoya. Bando Mitsugoro I was an actor at Hama shibai theater at Dotombori in Osaka. Bando Sampachi became interested in him and then adopted him. He changed his name to Bando Mitsugoro in 1766. He became popular but had a short life. He died at gakuya while he was playing at Morita theater. He was active from 1766 to 1782.

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