The Tsuda Clan refers to a Japanese family or lineage traditionally recognized within the context of samurai culture or notable historical figures in Japan. Clans in Japan were often extended families or groups united by shared heritage, relationships, or allegiance, particularly during the feudal period. The Tsuda Clan may be associated with specific territorial domains, roles in regional governance, or contributions to military or cultural aspects of society. As with many clans, members might have held various positions such as warriors, artisans, or officials, and their legacy can include notable achievements or influences in Japanese history. The name “Tsuda” itself may derive from specific geographic locations, familial roles, or occupational titles within the feudal hierarchy.
The "Audrey Everywhere" show showcases comedian Tsuda and his unique troupe, offering a dynamic and humorous experience. The ensemble includes Rice Sekimachi, Gakuten Soku Yojo, Tsutolive Shuheidamashi, and Ichikawa of…