＊Ships Today "Ken Takakura: The Man Who Hid Seven Faces" Ken Takakura, the biggest movie star of the post-war era who passed away in 2014, a man who played various roles, actually hid many faces in his private life!! Ken Takakura - Takeichi Oda. Born in 1931 and passed away in 2014 at the age of 83, he was the biggest movie star of the post-war era. Ken Takakura, who played various roles in films such as the "Abashiri Prison Series," "Golgo 13," "Mount Hakkoda," "The Yellow Handkerchief," "Station," "Black Rain," and "Poppoya," actually hid many faces in his private life! Ken Takakura's life when the spotlight wasn't on him was rather dominated by shadows - the best journalist of our time thoroughly researched throughout Japan, a non-fiction work that uncovers the essence of humanity!! Prologue: A Hideaway in Kyoto Chapter 1: The Man Respected by a Big-Shot Yakuza Chapter 2: The Man Who Prays to His Ancestors Chapter 3: The Playboy of the Silver Screen Chapter 4: The Man of Pure Love Chapter 5: The Fixer and a Close Friend of Shigeo Nagashima Chapter 6: The Man Ruled by Duty and Human Feelings Chapter 7: The Adopted Daughter He Adored - The Man with Darkness in His Heart Epilogue: The Grave in Seta and the Grave in Kamakura Isao Mori Price: ¥1600 #KenTakakura #Showa #IsaoMori #Isao_Mori #Book #JapaneseLiterature/Essays