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Matsumoto Kōshirō VII
was one of the leading ''tachiyaku'' Kabuki actors of Japan's Meiji period (1868–1912) through the late 1940s.
==Names==
Like most Kabuki actors, Kōshirō held a number of stage names (''gō'') over the course of his career. A member of the Kōraiya guild, he would often be called by that name, particularly in the practice of ''yagō'', in which an actor's guild name is shouted out as a cheer or encouragement during a performance. Following in his birth father's footsteps as a master of traditional dance, he bore the stage name Fujima Kan'emon III within that context. In his first appearance on the Kabuki stage, he took the name Ichikawa Kintarō, and would later take the names Ichikawa Somegorō IV and Ichikawa Komazō VIII before coming to be known as the seventh Matsumoto Kōshirō.
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