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Patrick Stewart is internationally known for his roles as Captain Picard in ``Star Trek'' and Professor X in ``X-Men.''
Patrick Stewart (British actor) passed away on the 28th at his home in Los Angeles, at the age of 86. This was revealed by a person involved. Known for his roles in the TV drama series ``Star Trek'' and the movie ``X-Men,'' he battled Alzheimer's disease in his later years.
Brigitte Bardot dies at 91, French actor and animal lover
Originally from West Yorkshire, northern England. After appearing on stage in Shakespeare's plays, he moved to the United States and appeared in numerous television dramas and Hollywood movies. He became famous for his role as Captain Picard in the new Star Trek, which aired on TV for seven years starting in 1987.
In the X-MEN series, he played the role of Professor He appeared as a voice actor in the animated film ``Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind'' (English version).
In recognition of his contributions to theater, he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2010.

The Sannomaru Shozokan of the Imperial Palace was fully opened on the 3rd, and a special commemorative exhibition was held, displaying items such as the Raden Shidan Biwa from the Shosoin collection. Starting from February next year, 30 paintings of Ito Jakuchu's ``Animals and Vegetables'' will be exhibited all at once. A major rest area next door will also open, and the first cafe in the Imperial Palace will be opened.

Following the death of manga artist Tetsuya Chiba, sadness is spreading in the Yamaya district of Tokyo, where his masterpiece ``Ashita no Joe'' was set, and in Asahi City, Chiba Prefecture, where he spent his childhood. Words of gratitude and condolences were received from those involved.

Tetsuya Chiba, known for his masterpiece ``Ashita no Joe'' and the first manga artist to receive the Order of Culture, died on the 22nd at a hospital in Tokyo due to myelodysplastic syndrome. 87 years old.

Tetsuya Chiba, a manga artist known for works such as ``Ashita no Joe,'' passed away at a hospital in Tokyo due to myelodysplastic syndrome. 87 years old. He made great contributions to the Japanese manga world, including being the first manga artist to receive the Order of Culture.

Following the death of author Ryu Murakami, famous people who were close friends with him, including Masahiko Shimada and Motoharu Sano, expressed their condolences. TV Tokyo expressed its deepest gratitude for his many years of contribution at Cambria Palace.

Ryu Murakami, an Akutagawa Prize-winning author known for works such as ``Infinitely Transparent Blue'' and ``Coin Locker Babies,'' passed away on the 17th. He was 74 years old.