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Yoshimoto Kogyo : ウィキペディア英語版
Yoshimoto Kogyo

is a major Japanese entertainment conglomerate, with its headquarters based in Osaka. It was founded in 1912 as a traditional theatre, and has since grown to be one of the most influential companies in Japan, employing most of Japan's popular owarai (comedy) talent, producing and promoting the shows they appear in, and even maintaining its own amusement park.〔Martin, Alex, "(YOSHIMOTO, Entertaining the nation: For almost 100 years, Yoshimoto has been clearinghouse for comics )", ''Japan Times'', May 18, 2010, p. 3.〕
==History==
Yoshimoto is said to be almost single-handedly responsible for the development of Japanese manzai after World War II and, in fact, the kanji that are now used for the word ''manzai'' were introduced by Yoshimoto in 1933, spelling a new era for the comedy style. Although pure ''manzai'' is no longer the dominant form of entertainment in Japan, Yoshimoto's influence remains and the spirit of ''manzai'' lives on in modern Japanese comedy, as can be seen by the prevalence of the Kansai dialect in many ''owarai'' productions.
The current director of Yoshimoto is Isao Yoshino, who replaced the long-standing ex-senior director Masao Kimura in January 2005. Kimura had been part of the company since entering in 1969, and in the 35 plus years that Kimura worked with Yoshimoto, it expanded greatly and its reputation as a successful company grew enormously. Fresh out of university, Yoshimoto is still the goal for many young comedians, and many of them hope to be accepted into the 'New Star Creation' school in Osaka, or one of others across Japan.
Yoshimoto now boasts more than 650 entertainers, possibly the most famous being the ''owarai'' ''kombi'' (duo) Downtown, successors of the ''manzai'' duo Yasu-Kiyo in the 1980s. As in much of Japanese culture, there exists a strong bond between senpai (senior) and kōhai (junior) members of the entertainment industry. Many lower level employees of Yoshimoto do not receive full salaries but rather benefit from the advice and guidance of senior members of the company.

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