Born in Aoyama, Tokyo — Oct 11 1904• Died Jan 07 1970

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Kenichi Enomoto (October 11, 1904 – January 7, 1970) was a popular Japanese singing comedian, mostly known by his stage name Enoken. A major innovator during his heyday, Enoken's stage shows, radio appearances, and film roles were a major influence within Tokyo theatre before World War II, and was a catalyst for the revival of comedy in the postwar period. Born in Aoyama, Tokyo, the son of rice cracker shop owners, Enomoto fell under the spell of such stars of the Asakusa Opera as Taya Rikizo and Fujiwara Yoshie,…
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Porter


God of Yaoyorozu



Zen-san (Elephant Officer)

Ryunosuke Edohara


Sarukichi






Ginji Tateya





Hyoroku Oishi

Enoken


'Three-Footer' Sagohei


Enoken

Son Goku

Furaibo Kinta






Tobisuke

Santa



Enoken




Iwasuke Egawa


Onihime Yakurota

Ken'ichi Enomoto

Enoken







Yoshiro Ishibashi
Kondo Isami / Sakamoto Ryoma


