Name: Kei Chibune
Kanji: 景　千舟
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Role: Otokoyaku
Status: Retired

Nickname: Mako, Maako
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Birthday: April 21st
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Hometown: Tokyo
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Debut: 1966 (52nd Class) The Four Seasons of Japan
Troupe History:
1970 - 1972 Snow Troupe
1966 - 1970 Star Troupe


1972: Shining Now! (All Troupes)
1972: Melody of Falling Leaves / Nova Bossa Nova, Eiji / Father Lua
1972: Kagura / The Flower (Snow/Star)
1972: Town of Shooting Stars / June Bride, Teacher
1972: Kagura / The Flower, Wikura no Kami
1971-72: The Three Little Musketeers of Edo / Sunrise Again, Nakamura Shinbei
1971: The Youth of Peter I / Nova Bossa Nova, Le Fort / Bolso
1971: The Youth of Peter I / Joy!, Le Fort
1971: Crimson and White Plum Blossoms / Singer's Singer, Goromaru
1970: Snow Woman / Pollyanna's Smile, Yuki (musumeyaku lead) / Vincent
1970: I am You / The Big One (Grand Theater - Star), Anshar
1970: Decaying in Love / Hello! Takarazuka, Hayabusa
1970: Anju and Zushiou / C'est la Vie, Motonari
1970: Even Those Bright in Color / Love Parade
1969: Anju and Zushiou / Takarazuka '69, Motonari
1969: Noto Love Song / Love Parade (Snow), Louis
1969: Evening Flute of Shiiba / C'est la Vie, Kagehiro
1969: 7 -Seven- / Tanuki Goten, Okera
1969: Silk Road, Mikage / Behter
1968: Princess Sen / 7 -Seven-, Oono Harunaga
1968: Young Mate / Recalling the Andes, Antonio
1968: Redhead from Amagasaki / Over the Rainbow
1967: Suirenshou / The Girl In the Dream / Ballade of Young People
1967: Farewell, My Youth / One World
1967: Hanafuryuu / One World


1971: The Youth of Peter I (Tokyo), Peter I (lead role)
1971: The Youth of Peter I (Grand), Peter I (lead role)
1971: Crimson and White Plum Blossoms, Soga Juurou (lead role)
1970: Pollyanna's Smile
1970: I am You (Star), Bob (lead role)
1970: Anju and Zushiou (Tokyo)
1969: Anju and Zushiou (Grand)
1969: Evening Flute of Shiiba, Nasu Daihachirou (lead role)
1969: Silk Road, Jamukha
1968: Princess Sen, Toyoyomi Hideyori (lead role)


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• Also a Japanese dance choreographer under the name Hanayagi Hagi.