Ikuta

Speaking of clerks, Judge Ikuta got to sit on a panel with two of her former employers.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Freedom of Speech vs. Workplace Harassment Law — A Big Free Speech Win in the Ninth Circuit 2010

I thought Ikuta Toma was simply perfect as Takemoto.

First Impressions: Honey and Clover J-drama « Undercover 2008

Special mention would be Ikuta Toma (who was cast perfectly as Takemoto), Mukai Osamu (Mayama), Harada Natsuki (Yamada) and Takizawa Saori (Miwako).

Honey and Clover J-drama – ep 11 [FINALE] « Undercover 2008

But I did feel a bit emotional here as well, thanks to Ikuta Toma doing a good job with the acting.

Honey and Clover J-drama – ep 11 [FINALE] « Undercover 2008

Ikuta and Nakumura counter, and the famous "I-Novel Debate" Watakushi shōsetsu ronsō continues for several more months.

Néojaponisme » Blog Archive » A History of Modern Japanese Literary Criticism: Act One, Scene 2 2009

Kume Masao: Nakamura Murao and Ikuta Chōkō insist that the “authentic novel” (honkaku shōsetsu) is superior to the “I-novel” (shishōsetsu), but they are wrong.

Néojaponisme » Blog Archive » A History of Modern Japanese Literary Criticism: Act One, Scene 2 2009

Honey and Clover: It will be adapted into a Japanese Drama Series, Hachimitsu to Kuroba, and will be aired on FujiTV, Tuesday 21: 00 starting January 8, 2008, with Narumi Riko as Hanamoto Hagumi and Ikuta Toma as Takemoto Yuta. (from: drama wiki)

News: Upcoming Live-action Dramas, Winter 2007/2008 « Undercover 2007

Kozinski and Ikuta are both judges of the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and Kozinski is presently the Chief Judge of the Court.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Sitting Today and Tomorrow, on the Ninth Circuit, 2009

Kozinski and Ikuta are both judges of the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and Kozinski is presently the Chief Judge of the Court.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Sitting Today and Tomorrow, on the Ninth Circuit, 2009

On March 21, 1184, the Kamakura armies delivered their assault on this position; Noriyori with fifty-six thousand men against the east flank at Ikuta; Yoshitsune's lieutenants with twenty thousand men against the west at Suma.

A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era Dairoku Kikuchi 1886