Keiko Matsuzaka
Search results
In 1973, she married Taro Okada, a TV director worked in Fuji Television, keeping her maiden name "Yoshinaga" as her stage name. She has no children. [citation needed] From the 1980s, after playing Yumechiyo in TV drama, a hibakusha geisha by Atomic bombings of Hiroshima, she has worked for the anti-nuclear movement.
Sayuri Yoshinaga. Actress: Kyûpora no aru machi. Veteran Japanese actress Yoshinaga Sayuri was born in Shibuya, Tokyo as World War II drew to a close. She graduated from Tokyo's Waseda University and later married director Okada Taro.
- March 13, 1945
Sayuri Yoshinaga. Actress: Kyûpora no aru machi. Veteran Japanese actress Yoshinaga Sayuri was born in Shibuya, Tokyo as World War II drew to a close. She graduated from Tokyo's Waseda University and later married director Okada Taro.
- January 1, 1
- 1.57 m
- Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
About. Japanese actress who was considered one of the most popular actresses in Japan in the 1960s, starring in films such as Foundry Town in 1962. Before Fame. She was born in Tokyo and made her first appearance on a 1957 radio show called Akado Suzunosuke. Trivia. By 2012, she had won the Japan Academy Award four times. Family Life.
- f
- March 13, 1945
- Tokyo, Japan
Dec 7, 2012 · In her latest movie, Kita no kanaria-tachi (A Chorus of Angels), Yoshinaga Sayuri plays a teacher on a small island off Hokkaidō in the north of Japan. She has embodied the zeitgeist of postwar...
Nov 1, 2016 · Sayuri Yoshinaga as a grieving mother in Nagasaki: Memories of My Son. When his Christian mother, the elderly midwife Nobuko (Sayuri Yoshinaga), finally accepts the death of her son three years...
An aging midwife named Nobuko (Sayuri Yoshinaga) is visited by the ghost of her son Koji (Kazuya Ninomiya), whom she lost to the atomic bomb. From then on Koji visits his mother frequently to reminisce and catch up on lost time.
