Michirô Endô

Michirô Endô was born on Nov 15, 1950 in Japan. Michirô Endô's big-screen debut came with Burst City directed by Gakuryû Ishii in 1982, strarring .

Born in Fukushima, 1950. Formed punk band The Stalin in 1980. Their radical performances and unconventional methods of expression bring them attention, in 1982 they appear in "Burst City", directed by Sogo Ishii (Now, Gakuryu Ishii). Makes their debut the same year. After disbandment in 1985, he experiences various band activities to then go solo in 1993 in acoustic. Since entering the 21st century, he shows in various live performances and also publishes many poems, photography books and essays. 2011, he begins the "Project Fukushima" with various activities to support the restoration after the Great East Japan Earthquake. The same year, he begins filming centering on his 60th anniversary solo tour, to direct his first film "Mother, I've Pretty Much Forgotten Your Face". 2013, he is hospitalised for connective tissue disorder. At the same time he publishes the anthology "Collagen Hospital" and announces the album "Fukushima". 2015, he arranges his songs into Bon Festival Dance style, to form a band specialising in folk song, "Shida Myojin", and "The Eend" as his final band. He currently continues to perform energetically.