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Japanese actors died because of Cerebral contusion

Here are 1 famous actors from Japan died in Cerebral contusion:

Kei Tani

Kei Tani (February 22, 1932 Ōta, Tokyo-September 11, 2010 Mitaka) also known as Yasuo Watabe, Tani Kei, 谷 啓, 渡部 泰雄, Watabe Yasuo, わたべ やすお, たに けい or Tanikei was a Japanese comedian, actor and musician.

He first gained popularity in the 1950s as a member of the comedy duo, "The Crazy Cats," alongside his partner Hajime Hana. Besides his successful career in comedy, Kei Tani also starred in a number of films, including "Drifters," "The Insect Woman," and "Tokyo Drifter." He was also known for his skills as a musician and played the saxophone and clarinet in his own jazz band. Later in life, he became a professor at the Nihon University College of Art and opened his own acting school, where he trained a new generation of actors and performers.

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