Writer Nakajima dies at 52

TOKYO, Japan - An undated file photo shows Ramo Nakajima, writer and president of a theater company, who died of brain damage on July 26 at a hospital in Kobe, his family said July 27. He was 52. Nakajima, whose real name was Yushi Nakajima, was hospitalized after sustaining an injury to his head on July 16 when he fell down a flight of stairs in Kobe. He was intoxicated at the time, according to the family.

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