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{{nihongo|'''Toyoto Kogiso'''|小木曽 豊斗|Kogiso Toyoto}}, from Gifu, is a Japanese screenplay writer. His real name is {{nihongo|'''Toyoichi Kogiso'''|小木曽 豊一|Kogiso Toyoichi}} and he is sometimes credited with the old kanji "小木曾 豊斗".
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{{nihongo|'''Toyoto Kogiso'''|小木曽 豊斗|Kogiso Toyoto}} is a Japanese screenplay writer from Gifu Prefecture. His real name is {{nihongo|'''Toyoichi Kogiso'''|小木曽 豊一|Kogiso Toyoichi}} and he is sometimes credited with the old kanji "小木曾 豊斗".
  
 
Kogiso began to write screenplays when he was a student. After he quit the Faculty of Letters, University of Tokyo, he made his debut as a screenwriter in the criminal TV drama ''[[Wikipedia: Taiyō ni Hoero!|Taiyō ni Hoero!]]'' (太陽にほえろ!) in 1980, which he wrote the 417th episode of the TV drama. After that, he wrote numerous screenplays for other TV dramas, mostly police, suspense and historical dramas.
 
Kogiso began to write screenplays when he was a student. After he quit the Faculty of Letters, University of Tokyo, he made his debut as a screenwriter in the criminal TV drama ''[[Wikipedia: Taiyō ni Hoero!|Taiyō ni Hoero!]]'' (太陽にほえろ!) in 1980, which he wrote the 417th episode of the TV drama. After that, he wrote numerous screenplays for other TV dramas, mostly police, suspense and historical dramas.

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Toyoto Kogiso

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Gender: Male
Date of birth: unknown
Place of birth: Gifu, Japan
Location: Japan

Toyoto Kogiso (小木曽 豊斗 Kogiso Toyoto?) is a Japanese screenplay writer from Gifu Prefecture. His real name is Toyoichi Kogiso (小木曽 豊一 Kogiso Toyoichi?) and he is sometimes credited with the old kanji "小木曾 豊斗".

Kogiso began to write screenplays when he was a student. After he quit the Faculty of Letters, University of Tokyo, he made his debut as a screenwriter in the criminal TV drama Taiyō ni Hoero! (太陽にほえろ!) in 1980, which he wrote the 417th episode of the TV drama. After that, he wrote numerous screenplays for other TV dramas, mostly police, suspense and historical dramas.

Scenarios written

Number of case scenarios written: 12 (14 episodes)

Other notable works

TV Drama

  • Taiyō ni hoero!: Screenplay
  • Sasurai keiji ryojō-hen: Screenplay
  • Hagure keiji junjōha: Screenplay

References

  1. 小木曽豊斗 - Wikipedia (Japanese)
  2. 小木曽豊斗 - Allcinema (Japanese)
  3. IMDb