Actor Teizo Muta dies

Actor Teizo Muta dies

TOKYO, Japan - Teizo Muta, a comic actor who appeared in various popular TV dramas such as Tokyo Broadcasting System's ''Ken Chan'' series died at a Tokyo hospital. He was 80. Muta was also active in Japan's child counseling movement.

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