6 acrobats including 3 young boys, head and hand balancing, equilibrists, contortionists
1906 September – Fujiwara Seizaburo (38), Takahashi Matsutaro, Suwa 諏訪 Asago (Asazo?), Fukuzu Chokichi, ?Ohsuga大須賀 Genshiro (11), Yoshii Terujiro 吉井照次郎 (7) arrive in London from Yokohama (Fuji Troupe?) could have joined Akimoto or Lukushima troupe
1910 August – Fuji Japanese Troupe at the Alhambra, London
1910 September – 1916 tour Britain
1910 December – a troupe of Japanese acrobats, jugglers and equilibrists, who have been causing a furore at the Alhambra.
1911 March – Fuzi/Fuji Troupe of Japanese equilibrists – Manchester Hippodrome. One of the boys climbs to the top of a long pole.
1911 April – Fuji Troupe at the Rochdale Hippodrome
1912 July – Fuji Troupe of six Japanese gymnasts have made their first appearance in Yarmouth. One of the younger members of the troupe is particularly clever, and juggles with a set of balls whilst balancing himself on one hand. Balancing on ladders.
1913 June – October – Fuji Family of Japanese entertainers at the Coliseum, London
1913 November – Takahashi Matsutaro dies from TB. Was living with his cousin in Hornsey, jumped out of the window thinking the house was on fire when asleep. Died in the infirmary.
1914 October owing to the war, Fuji family have had to cancel all continental contracts
1914 December long rope slide, zig zag ladder. Empire music hall Burnley
1915 April – The famous Fuji family are a troupe of the most skilful jugglers and balancers it has been our pleasure to see. On the triple ladder and the balancing pole they simple leave the audience breathless
1915 April – Edinburgh – There was nothing more interesting in the entertainment, however, than the performance of the Fuji family Japanese equilibrists. Their feats of balancing were exceptionally clever, especially that which one them manoeuvred upon eccentric ladder supported on the shoulder of another of the troupe. Their “turn” closed with daring ascent by of the men upon tight rope from the stage to the gallery. He walked briskly up, and then slid rapidly backwards. The “house” applauded the performance heartily.
1916 March – Jitsusaburo Otsu arrives in London on the Mishima maru with Haruyoshi and Miyoshi Takahashi, both aged 11. Latter were in Fuji Troupe.
1916 September – Fuji Family jugglers and equilibrists, including Slide for Life
1916 November 7 performers
1917 December – Fuji Family of unrivalled Japanese artistes
1919 February – Fuji family acrobats Blyth
1919 May – Marvellous Fuji family Japanese acrobats, Jugglers, and Equilibrists
1920 June – the turn of the Fuji family of Japanese acrobats exhibits in an intimate way the splendid, in every sense except scale, of the whole group
1919-1924 Fuji (sometimes rendered as Fugi) family acrobats, jugglers, equilibrists in Britain
1920 March- Famous Fuji family 6 in number
1920 June – half a dozen alert little Japanese
1921 January – very much the top of the bill the Fuji Japanese bring Exeter an acrobatic and juggling turn which little short of marvellous. The troupe includes two diminutive juveniles who appear to be perfectly at home in mid air going through a number of thrilling evolutions at the top of a ladder. Exeter Hippodrome
1921 census – Hackney – Miyoshi Takahashi 19, Haruyoshi Takahashi 19, Zenshiro Osuka 18, Yujiro Akimoto (son of Sankichi Akimoto of the Akimotos), performing at the Hippodrome, Fuji Troupe.
1924 February – last performance of Fuji family in Britain – become the Otsu Trio? The wonderful Fuji Family give their usual daring and wellcontrasted acrobatics and juggling
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