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Oni Pro (Productions) was a loose-knit group of creative media professionals which included actors, artists, writers, etc. It was founded by writer [[Oniroku Dan]] in 1969 and its initial headquarters consisted of a rented apartment in Shibuya, Tokyo. Oni Pro was involved in film production, magazine publishing and live theater performance. The main theme of its creations was SM/bondage. Perhaps its most well-known member, besides Dan himself, was [[Hachiro Tako]], former flyweight boxing champion of Japan who, after his retirement from the ring, became an actor and comedian. | Oni Pro (Productions) was a loose-knit group of creative media professionals which included actors, artists, writers, etc. It was founded by writer [[Oniroku Dan]] in 1969 and its initial headquarters consisted of a rented apartment in Shibuya, Tokyo. Oni Pro was involved in film production, magazine publishing and live theater performance. The main theme of its creations was SM/bondage. Perhaps its most well-known member, besides Dan himself, was [[Hachiro Tako]], former flyweight boxing champion of Japan who, after his retirement from the ring, became an actor and comedian. | ||
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Revision as of 04:28, 19 October 2012
Alternate Name(s)
鬼プロ[1](Japanese)
Background
Oni Pro (Productions) was a loose-knit group of creative media professionals which included actors, artists, writers, etc. It was founded by writer Oniroku Dan in 1969 and its initial headquarters consisted of a rented apartment in Shibuya, Tokyo. Oni Pro was involved in film production, magazine publishing and live theater performance. The main theme of its creations was SM/bondage. Perhaps its most well-known member, besides Dan himself, was Hachiro Tako, former flyweight boxing champion of Japan who, after his retirement from the ring, became an actor and comedian.
