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Danshi Tatekawa (立川 談志, 2 December 1935 – 21 November 2011) was a popular Japanese Rakugo entertainer from Koishikawa, Tokyo. Born Katsuyoshi Matsuoka (松岡 克由), he was a disciple of Kosan Yanagiya (ja). Katsuyoshi would adopt the name of the famed Meiji era rakugoka Danshi Tatekawa (ja) in 1963 upon his recognition in rakugo as "shin'uchi", or a rakugo master (ja). A fan of Osamu Tezuka, Tatekawa developed a friendship with the prolific animator and had guest star roles in A Thousand and One Nights and Jungle Emperor Leo, and wrote an introduction to Black Jack.

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  • Danshi Tatekawa (立川 談志, 2 December 1935 – 21 November 2011) was a popular Japanese Rakugo entertainer from Koishikawa, Tokyo. Born Katsuyoshi Matsuoka (松岡 克由), he was a disciple of Kosan Yanagiya (ja). Katsuyoshi would adopt the name of the famed Meiji era rakugoka Danshi Tatekawa (ja) in 1963 upon his recognition in rakugo as "shin'uchi", or a rakugo master (ja). Tatekawa was the presenter of the long running NTV variety show Shōten when it first aired in 1966, and host of the popular radio program "Danshi Tatekawa Kayo Battle" (談志・円鏡 歌謡合戦) with Tachiban Iezo from 1969 through 1973. He would go on to host many other radio and television programs during his long career, and write more than a dozen books on Rakugo theory. In 1971, Tatekawa ran for one of the 50 at-large upper house seats in the Japanese Diet, coming in at 50th place and serving for one term. In typical rakugoka fashion, his respose to coming in last was "the best is always the last to go up". Failing to win a second term, Tatekawa returned to entertainment, withdrawing from his mentor Yanagiya's Rakugo Kyokai association and establishing his own school, Rakugo Tatekawa, mentoring a number of successful rakugo, including Tatekawa Shinosuke. A fan of Osamu Tezuka, Tatekawa developed a friendship with the prolific animator and had guest star roles in A Thousand and One Nights and Jungle Emperor Leo, and wrote an introduction to Black Jack. Tatekawa would die at 75 of laryngeal cancer at his home in Tokyo on 21 November 2011 in Tokyo. According to Gendai Business columnist Kenichiro Horii, the character Issho Arakawa in the 2022 rakugo manga series Akane-banashi is modeled after Tatekawa Danshi. (en)
  • 七代目 立川 談志(たてかわ だんし、1935年〈昭和10年〉12月2日 - 2011年〈平成23年〉11月21日)は、東京府東京市小石川区(現:東京都文京区)出身の落語家、政治家。落語立川流家元。本名:松岡 克由(まつおか かつよし)。出囃子は「木賊(とくさ)刈(がり)」「あの町この町」。 古典落語に広く通じ、現代と古典との乖離を絶えず意識しつつ、長年にわたって理論と感覚の両面から落語に挑み続けた。古典落語を現代的価値観・感性で表現し直そうとする野心的努力が高く評価されたが、その荒唐無稽・破天荒ぶりから好き嫌いが大きく分かれる落語家の一人でもあった。落語のみならず、講談、漫談をも得意とするなど、芸域の広さで知られた。五代目三遊亭圓楽、三代目古今亭志ん朝、五代目春風亭柳朝(柳朝没後は八代目橘家圓蔵)と共に「江戸落語若手四天王」と呼ばれた。自ら落語立川流を主宰し、「家元」を名乗る。 参議院議員(1期)、沖縄開発庁政務次官(三木内閣において36日間)、サイバー大学客員教授などを歴任した。 (ja)
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  • 七代目 立川 談志(たてかわ だんし、1935年〈昭和10年〉12月2日 - 2011年〈平成23年〉11月21日)は、東京府東京市小石川区(現:東京都文京区)出身の落語家、政治家。落語立川流家元。本名:松岡 克由(まつおか かつよし)。出囃子は「木賊(とくさ)刈(がり)」「あの町この町」。 古典落語に広く通じ、現代と古典との乖離を絶えず意識しつつ、長年にわたって理論と感覚の両面から落語に挑み続けた。古典落語を現代的価値観・感性で表現し直そうとする野心的努力が高く評価されたが、その荒唐無稽・破天荒ぶりから好き嫌いが大きく分かれる落語家の一人でもあった。落語のみならず、講談、漫談をも得意とするなど、芸域の広さで知られた。五代目三遊亭圓楽、三代目古今亭志ん朝、五代目春風亭柳朝(柳朝没後は八代目橘家圓蔵)と共に「江戸落語若手四天王」と呼ばれた。自ら落語立川流を主宰し、「家元」を名乗る。 参議院議員(1期)、沖縄開発庁政務次官(三木内閣において36日間)、サイバー大学客員教授などを歴任した。 (ja)
  • Danshi Tatekawa (立川 談志, 2 December 1935 – 21 November 2011) was a popular Japanese Rakugo entertainer from Koishikawa, Tokyo. Born Katsuyoshi Matsuoka (松岡 克由), he was a disciple of Kosan Yanagiya (ja). Katsuyoshi would adopt the name of the famed Meiji era rakugoka Danshi Tatekawa (ja) in 1963 upon his recognition in rakugo as "shin'uchi", or a rakugo master (ja). A fan of Osamu Tezuka, Tatekawa developed a friendship with the prolific animator and had guest star roles in A Thousand and One Nights and Jungle Emperor Leo, and wrote an introduction to Black Jack. (en)
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