(born July 29, 1954), better known as , is a Japanese actress. She won the award for best actress at the 1st

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for ''Banka'', ''Saraba natsuno hikariyo'' and ''

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Filmography

Films

* '' Tabi no omosa'' (1972) - Kayo * ''Juroku-sai no senso'' (''War of the 16 Year Olds'') (1973) - Azusa/Mizue (Plays two parts) * ''Aka chōchin'' (1974) - Yukie Shimokawa * ''Imouto'' (1974) - Neri Kojima * ''Aoba shigereru'' (1974) - Hiroko Wakayama * ''Virgin Blues'' (1974) - Shoplifter * ''Honō no shōzō'' (1974) * ''Shōwa karesusuki'' (1975) - Noriko, the sister * ''Banka'' (1976) - Reiko Ando * ''Saraba natsuno hikariyo'' (''Farewell, O Summer's Light'') (1976) - Kyoko Toda * ''

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'' (1976) * ''Permanent Blue: Manatsu no koi'' (1976) - Woman * ''

'' (1976) - Mon * ''Totsuzen arashi no youni'' (1977) - Yuki Kobayashi * '' Mount Hakkoda'' (1977) - Sawa Takiguchi (Guide) * ''Sugata Sanshiro'' (1977) - Otomi Murai * ''Wani to oum to ottosei'' (1977) - Nanako * ''

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'' (1980) - Physis * ''

Something Like It is a 1981 Japanese film directed by Yoshimitsu Morita. Cast *Katsunobu Itō as Shintoto *Kumiko Akiyoshi as Elizabeth *Isao Bitō Awards and nominations 3rd Yokohama Film Festival * Won: Best Film * Won: Best New Director - Yoshimitsu Morita ...

'' (1981) - Elizabeth * ''Bōkensha kamikaze'' (''The Kamikaze Adventurers'') (1981) - Kei Kaneshiro * ''

Farewell to the Land is a 1982 Japanese drama film directed by Mitsuo Yanagimachi. It was entered into the 32nd Berlin International Film Festival. Cast * Jinpachi Nezu as Yukio Yamazawa * Kumiko Akiyoshi as Junko * Jirō Yabuki as Akihiko Yamazawa (as Jirō Yab ...

'' (1982) - Junko * '' The Shootout'' (1982) - Tomoko Araki * '' To Trap a Kidnapper'' (1982) - Hisako Mitamura, the victim's Mother * ''Weekend Shuffle'' (1982) - Yoko Madaraneko * '' Seiha'' (''Conquest'') (1982) - Fuyuko Tadokoro * ''Aitsu to lullaby'' (1983) - English Teacher * ''Chihei-sen'' (''The Horizon'') (1984) - Sakura, the first daughter * ''Hitohira no yuki'' (''Flakes of Snow'') (1985) - Kasumi * '' Yogisha'' (1987) - Satoko Okazaki * ''

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:'' '' Tora-san Plays Daddy'' (1987) - Takako Takai * ''

The Discarnates is a 1988 Japanese horror film directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi. Cast * Morio Kazama as ''Hidemi Harada'' * Tsurutarô Kataoka as ''Hidekichi Harada'' (Father) * Kumiko Akiyoshi as ''Fusako Harada'' (Mother) * Yûko Natori as ''Kei Fujino'' * Tos ...

'' (1988) - Fusako Harada, Mother * ''

Yuwakusha ( en, italic=yes, The Enchantment) is a 1989 Japanese film directed by Shuichi Nagasaki. Cast *Kumiko Akiyoshi as Miyako Shinohara * Kiwako Harada as Harumi Yoshii *Masao Kusakari as Kazuhiko Sotomura * Renji Ishibashi as Tsuburagi See al ...

'' (''The Enchantment'') (1989) - Miyako Shinohara * ''Gurenbana'' (1993) - Sakura Okii * ''Ressun'' (''Lesson'') (1994) - Kaya Saeki * '' Deep River'' (1995) - Mitsuko * ''Shibito no koiwazurai'' (''Lovesick Dead'') (2001) - Kazuko * '' Tsuki no sabaku'' (''Desert Moon'') (2001) - Keechie's client * '' The Blue Light'' (2003) - Yuuko Kushimori * ''Toukou no ki'' (''Translucent Tree'') (2004) - Chigiri Yamazaki

Television

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'' (1987) - Neko Gozen * ''Koiwa itsumo almond pink'' (1988) (mini-series) * ''Yodogawa Nagaharu monogatari - Kobe-hen: Sainara'' (1999) - Ryu, Nagaharu's mother * ''

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'' (''Train_Man'') (2005) (mini-series) - Yuki Aoyama, Saori's mother * ''

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'' (2013)

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References

External links

Official Site (in Japanese)
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