The actor Segawa Senjo held the name of Segawa Tomisaburô I from 1773 to October 1774.

The actor Segawa Tomisaburô II held this name from November 1784 to March 1804.

Dates of birth and death unknown. He started his career in Kamigata as a disciple of Arashi Sangorô III, who gave him the name of Arashi Matsunojô IV. He went to Edo in Fall 1799 with Arashi Hinasuke II. He became disciple of Segawa Kikunojô III in Edo and, most likely, received the name of Segawa Matsunosuke^*. He took the name of Segawa Hamajirô in August 1801, as part of a grand shûmei for the Hamamuraya guild at the Ichimuraza. He finally took the name of Segawa Tomisaburô III in November 1814 at the Nakamuraza. This onnagata actor was active in Edo up to the beginning of the 1830s. he was quite popular and excelled in female roles in sewamono dramas.

(*) depending on the source, the name is different: it is Segawa Matsunosuke for "Kabuki Nenpyô", Segawa Matsunojô for "Kabuki Jinmei Jiten" and no name at all for the Ritsumeikan University Actors Database; we've decided to choose Segawa Matsunosuke.