Ukon Onoe, the “Prince of Kabuki” who is trying his hand at voice acting for the first time in “The Lion King”… “After” his “semi-living together with an older lover”…

Ukon Onoe (32) is the voice of Mufasa in “The Lion King: Mufasa,” a movie to be released on December 20, 2012. The “prince of the Kabuki world,” who has expanded his activities not only to the stage but also to variety shows and voice acting, has been living with an “older woman” for half a year. The following is a review of the details based on an article we published on January 12, 2012.

With a beautiful woman resembling Mayuko Kawakita

In mid-December 2011, a handsome man dressed all in black, from cap to sneakers, was slowly walking down the slope of Meguro Street, which extends gently from Meguro Station. He was Ukon Onoe.

Ukon’s great-grandfather was Onoe Kikugoro VI, who led the Kabuki world in the Taisho era, and his grandfather was Koji Tsuruta, a famous actor of the Showa era, born into a brilliant family.’ In 2006, at the tender age of 25, he starred in a double cast with Ichikawa Ennosuke (49) in “Super Kabuki One Piece,” and is attracting attention as a young hope in the Kabuki world” (Kabuki magazine editor).

By her side is a slender, beautiful woman stylishly dressed in a long navy blue down coat and knee-high boots. Her back is straight and her eyes are somewhat reminiscent of actress Mayuko Kawakita (33).

After walking shoulder to shoulder for a while, the woman suddenly took Ukon’s arm and intertwined her fingers with his. The two were then sucked into “T,” a tonkatsu restaurant with a long line of customers.

After about an hour, they came out of “T” and headed home by train from Meguro Station. When they got off at the nearest station and came to an alley, they untied their hands and immediately distanced themselves. The woman entered a modern-looking apartment building with a familiar hand first, and Ukon entered the same apartment building, taking his time and paying attention to his surroundings.