- Shinagawa Masakazu
was a
Japan esesamurai of theSengoku period , who served theMōri clan . He was also known as Shinagawa Katsumori (品川勝盛), Shinagawa Daizen (品川大膳) and Shinagawa Ōkaminosuke (品川狼之介)..
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