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Actors of kabuki Ichikawa Ebizô and Iwai Kumesaburô in the roles of Tsubone Iwafugi (right) and Ohatsu (left).
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Title: Actors of kabuki Ichikawa Ebizô and Iwai Kumesaburô in the roles of Tsubone Iwafugi (right) and Ohatsu (left).
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Part of the documentary ensemble: Rtmgus1.
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