1868 April – Shintaro and Yonekichi kakubeejishi in Risley’s Imperial Japanese troupe in Britain
1870 August 7th – September 1 – Imperial troupe reappear in Vienna, on way back to London (Fremden Blatt) Includes Schookee (musician), Medame Komong (tight rope), Matsunguro, Hamaikiri Denisha and Shintaro (shoulder balancing), Little Allright, Namigoro, Yonekichi.
1871 April census Hamaikari Denkichi (21), Yonekichi (Yonniekiche 18), Sentarō (Sandaro, 17), Chōkichi (Shooke 16) living in London. M Isangrave 40 (Sadakichi?), born in Japan
1891 June – Shintaro’s Japanese Troupes – 3 troupes, 6 first class Japanese performers in each. Shintaro, manager. (advertising in New York Clipper)
1891 December – Shintaro’s Imperial Japanese Troupe, Toronto. Contortion H. HAMAKICHI Japanese Broken Ladder. Shoulder Balancing A. KEKUMATCH and K. MOYLIE Double Ladder. Foot Equilibrist H. YAMADA & M. CHINGERO Novel Japanese Posturing act H. YAMADA & M. CHINGERO One Hundred Other Wonders Japanese Dancing Screen H. YAMADA Great Japanese Bamboo Perch Originalities H. HAMAKICHI Wonderful Top Spinning H. TOM KICHI Terrific High Wire Japanese Slide W. CHINGERO Juggling by the Japanese Wonder A. KEKUMATCH Japanese High Wire Specialties K. MOYLIE
1892 February – Shintaro’s Imperial Japanese Troupe – Ohio
1892 December – Shintaro’s Imperial Japanese Troupe, Toronto, Canada. whose marvellous feats of tumbling, juggling, balancing, and wire-walking are unequalled by any on the road.
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