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- A minor actor or comedian from late-night Japanese TV (circa 2005–2015). Japanese variety shows often feature "yankee" makeover segments where mild-mannered hosts dress as delinquents.
- A misspelling. The correct reading might be Kishū Murano (村野貴秀), a little-known character from a cult tokusatsu (special effects) TV series or an indie film.