Takayuki Yamazaki is typically romanized as 山崎 in Japanese, meaning mountain cape or mountain promontory. As an actor's surname, it is often pronounced as such and does not have a fixed English translation. However, in the context of translating Japanese names for international audiences, it is commonly transliterated as Yamazaki to retain its original pronunciation and cultural significance. Therefore, the English translation for Yamazaki would remain as Yamazaki.
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The folk writer Ise Masahiro (played by Sakai Yasuto), who was passed down from his ancestors, married a young editor named Akiko (played by Takahata Shoki) who admired him. They got married, and the couple were intimately close. They returned together to Ise's birthplace, Kamakura. Not long after returning to Kamakura, innocent Akiko was startled by the river boy who passed by in front of him.
The folk writer Ise Masahiro (played by Sakai Yasuto), who was passed down from his ancestors, married a young editor named Akiko (played by Takahata Shoki) who admired him. They got married, and the couple were intimately close. They returned together to Ise's birthplace, Kamakura. Not long after returning to Kamakura, innocent Akiko was startled by the river boy who passed by in front of him.