Jirōmasa Gunji (November 27, 1905 - January 10, 1973) was a Japanese novelist and lyricist, also known as Gunji Jirōmasa. His notable work includes 'Samurai Nippon', published in 1931, which has been adapted into numerous films and remade several times. Additionally, the theme song for this work, with lyrics by Yashichirō Saijō and music by Nobuhiko Matsudaira, became a hit. Apart from 'Samurai Nippon', he wrote lyrics for his own 'novel theme songs'. His real name is Gunji Jirō.
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Meaning of the name - Jirōmasa
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Place of Birth: Isesaki
Cause of Death: esophageal cancer
Occupation: novelist | lyricist | writer
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Ephemeris for November 27, 1905
Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on November 27, 2023 | Secondary Progressions for November 27, 2023 |
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| Sun | 4 Sagittarius 48 | 5 Sagittarius 11 | 4 Aries 8 |
| Moon | 18 Sagittarius 53 | 9 Gemini 9 | 12 Aries 2 |
| Mercury | 26 Sagittarius 22 | 25 Sagittarius 6 | 19 Aries 18 |
| Venus | 15 Scorpio 58 | 21 Libra 45 | 13 Aries 52 |
| Mars | 7 Aquarius 11 | 2 Sagittarius 20 | 5 Taurus 57 |
| Jupiter | 0 Gemini 37 | 7 Taurus 24 | 2 Gemini 13 |
| Saturn | 27 Aquarius 18 | 0 Pisces 57 | 9 Pisces 17 |
| Uranus | 2 Capricorn 38 | 20 Taurus 30 | 8 Capricorn 18 |
| Neptune | 9 Cancer 54 | 24 Pisces 54 | 7 Cancer 37 |
| Pluto | 22 Gemini 3 | 28 Capricorn 25 | 20 Gemini 47 |
| Rahu | 24 Leo 56 | 22 Aries 41 | 18 Leo 42 |
| Ketu | 24 Aquarius 56 | 22 Libra 41 | 18 Aquarius 42 |
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