Dates of birth and death unknown. There is some confusion regarding Yamashita Kinsaku III, who took this name around 1807. Was he Yamashita Kamematsu III, adopted son of Yamashita Kinsaku II or was he Yoshizawa Sakitarô, the son of Yoshizawa Sakinosuke II, who was later on adopted by Yamashita Kinsaku II? We are sure that he was a minor actor who made a short and obscure career in Kamigata.

Date of birth unknown. He started his career in Kamigata koshibai, performing as a wakaonnagata named Segawa Michinosuke II. He was adopted by the family of late Yamashita Kinsaku IV and took the name of Yamashita Kinsaku V in 1859. He spent most of his short career in hama shibai (like the Kita-Horie Ichigawa no Shibai in Ôsaka) or miyaji shibai. He excelled in keisei or nyôbô roles in sewamono dramas. He died in 1861.

Dates of birth and death unknown. Disciple of Yamashita Kinsaku IV, his first stage name was Yamashita Kikunosuke II. He took the name of Yamashita Rikô IV at an unknown date, the name of Arashi Sankatsu IV in 1860 and the name of Yamashita Kinsaku VI in 1865. His name appeared for the last time on a theater playbill in 1880. We don't know what happened to him afterwards. He was an onnagata actor, excelling in keisei and musume roles. He was quite successful at the end of the 1860s, performing for example in March 1867 at the Minamigawa no Shibai the prestigious role of Osono in the drama "Keya-Mura". He spent the 1870s in koshibai or miyaji shibai in Kamigata.