Biography: Hitori Gekidan

Hitori Gekidan is a Japanese Comedian, Lyricist, Actor, Novelist, and Film Director. He was born on February 2, 1977 in Hanami Kawaku , Chiba, Chiba. His real name is Masago Kawashima. He is best known for his ability to improvise and his physical style of comedy. The theatre company represents Ota Production. His wife is Taranto Akane Osawa.

He has written books like Kagehinata ni Saku (2006), Sono Knob Wa Kokoro no Tobira (2008), A Bolt From The Blue (2010), and Hitori Gekidan: Cappuccino Nominagara. He regularly appeared in TV series Goddotan in 2005, Shiawase! Bomber Girl in 2013, Masahiro Nakai no Mi Ni Naru Toshokan in 2013, and Kyukyoku No Maru Batsu Quiz Show!! Cho Toi! Shinjitsu Ka? Usko Ka? in 2016. His Special, one-off TV series include Ariyoshi Hitori Tsuchida@Ryuheikai Presents! Cho Cho! Bureikona Utage SP (2012), Hiroki Ariyoshi & Hitori Gekidan & Bibiru Oki no Tensai Little (2013), Sekai ni Hokoru 50-ri no Nihonjin: Seiko no Iden-shi (2013), Quiz Seikai wa Ichi-nen-go (2014), BS Sk-Per! Tte Shittemasu Ka!? (2015), and Geinin Cannonball (2016).

His other semi-regular appearances include Satoko Ime Gusan, Otona No Consommé, Richard Hall, Heisei Kyōiku 2005, Honnō no High Kick!, Fake Off: Kanzen Naru Sōkan-Zu, Yancha Mokushiroku, You-Yū-Kibun: Doyōda! Pyon, The M, Hitori Gekidan 5 Minutes Performance, Kaitai-Shin Show, Manaberu!! News Show!, Kanbai Gekijō, Hitori Gekidan no Shin Bangumi o Kangaeru Kaigi, Yaguchi Hitori (2004), Nekketsu! Heisei Kyōiku Gakuin (2006), Waratte Iitomo! (2006), Waratte Iitomo! Zōkan-gō (2006), Ima sugu Tsukaeru Mame Chishiki: Quiz Zatsugaku-ō (2007), Moraeru TV! (2009), Chikyū-gō Shokudō: Eco meshi Sengen (2009), How to Monkey, Sōdatta no ka! Akira Ikegami no Manaberu News Baby! (2010), Star Draft Kaigi (2011), Uretrho Mi Kakunin Shōjo (2011), Yume! Dōbutsu Daizukan (2011), 5 Men Tabi (2011), Yoppara Future Game Battle (2011), Masahiro Nakai no Ayashī Uwasa no Atsumaru Toshokan (2011), Nan demo World Ranking Nep & Imoto no Sekai Banzuke (2011), Hitori Gekidan & Bibiru Ōki no “Doko Iku!?” (2012), Gyōkai Top News (2012), Gachigase (2012), Yoruben (2012), Urethro Mikansei Shōjo (2012), Kai Nō! Maji karu Hatena (2012), Gekiron! Doxchi Mania (2012), Acchi Mania (2013), Urethro Mi Taiken Shōjo (2014), OV Kantoku (2014), Omokuri Kantoku: O-Creator’s TV show (2014), Kasetsu Collector Z (2015), and Urero Bugendai Shōjo (2016).