Where was Eisuke Takizawa born?

Eisuke Takizawa was a famous film and screenwriter who was active in the first half of Taisho to Showa.

Chinese name: Eisuke Takizawa.

Occupation: screenwriter

Masterpiece: three wishes of pipe

Partner: Buntarō Futagawa.

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1902, born in a tea merchant's family, his older brother is film director Buntarō Futagawa (real name: Takizawa Seinosuke). 1925 The East Asian film, which entered the Dongsi Temple Photography Studio in Kyoto in March, used its real name "Chaos Island" as the original script directed by my brother and starring Ryunosuke Tsukigata, and was released on June 15 of the same year. A month later, Takizawa wrote a script for the sequel to the film.

In June of the same year, Makino Shozo, director of Dongsi Photography, left East Asia Film Industry to set up Mu Ye Production Company. Takizawa and his brother joined Konoha production together, and still starred in the film with their real names as deputy directors. In his early career as an actor, Takizawa worked with Masahiro Makino, the son of the Holy Trinity, for many times.

/kloc-changed its name to Eisuke Takizawa in 0/929, and directed the first film "Women and Painters". On July 25th of the same year, Makino Shozo passed away, and in September, the company adopted a new system. After that, Takizawa's "Three Wishes for a Pipe" was selected as the seventh of the top ten movies in Ten Daily News. This year, as a director, he made five films at one go.

In the early 1930s, Mu Ye Production Company was dissolved after Takizawa finished filming Women Standing in the Antarctic, Ten Warriors of Makita and An Bee with a Red Sheath.

Soon, Takizawa revised the script and joined Yanosuke, directed by the brother of Matsushita Jiamao Photography Institute and starring Lin Changzhelang. 1932 Directed a talk on music and politics: See the waiter on 13th night, and Ryunosuke Tsukigata helps Taidao _ Explanation. 10, Donghuo disbanded and Dongsi closed.

At that time, Takizawa lived in Toyotomachi, Kyoto, north of Taiqin, together with screenwriters Fuji Yahiro and Shintar? Mimura, director Suzuki Tazuo, screenwriter Fujii Zisi and director Hiroshi Inagaki. That place is called "Long Ming Village". Together with Sadao Yamanaka and Yuan Liao, friends of Zhengbo's school days, they formed a writer group "Long Mingqun" at 1934, and took it as the pen name "Jin Yuanba".

After being active in "Long Ming Group" for several years, Takizawa left "Long Ming Village" on 1937 and joined PCL Film Studio in Tokyo. In the same year, shinya yamanaka also participated in PCL, and once lived in the home of Takazawa in Castle Peak. 1938, shinya yamanaka died in battle, and the "Long Ming Group" which created 22 works came to an end.

In the same year, PCL was merged into Dongbao Company, and Takizawa was active in Dongbao during and after the war. /kloc-entered Japanese Life Company in 0/954 and filmed The Witch of White Night, which was adapted from Kyouka Izumi's original Gao Yesheng, and was shortlisted for the competition unit of the 8th Berlin Film Festival. Although the film didn't win the Golden Bear Award in the end, Takizawa became an internationally renowned director.

From 65438 to 0965, Takizawa died of hypertensive nephritis at the age of 63.

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