Keiko Awaji
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Keiko Awaji (1933) is a Japanese film actress. Notable highlights of her career were an appearance in Akira Kurosawa's Stray Dog, and a role as Kimiko in The Bridges at Toko-Ri, where she appeared alongside William Holden and Mickey Rooney. Her first husband was Filipino musician and actor Rodrigo "Bimbo" Danao; they had two children together. Their eldest is actor Etsuo Shima. Her second husband was Japanese actor Yorozuya Kinnosuke, but they divorced in 1987. Their eldest son Akihiro died in a car crash in 1990. In 2004, their youngest son Kichinosuke Yorozuya (Satoshi Ida) was arrested for breaking into her home and served six months in prison. On June 16, 2010, Kichinosuke committed suicide by jumping off his apartment in Shinjuku. The actress is apparently a big fan of the Dragon Quest games, even going so far as to say it is her dream to play one last game before she dies. She died of esophageal cancer in Tokyo on 11 January 2014, aged 80 Description above from the Wikipedia article Keiko Awaji, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Credits
- 2013 · Mourning Recipe as Tamako
- 2011 · Hard Romanticker as
- 2011 · 誰よりも君を愛す! as
- 2010 · On a Better Night than Usual as
- 2007 · Three for the Road as
- 2005 · Veronika Decides to Die as Beniko
- 2003 · Pretty Woman as Aoi Morishita
- 2001 · Moshichi as
- 2001 · Married Executioner R: MISSION 2 - Tainted Bonds as
- 2001 · Married Executioner R: MISSION 1 - Bloody Mischief as
- 2001 · Inugami as Katsuko Doi
- 1990 · Hong Kong Paradise as
- 1990 · She-Shogun as Katsuyama
- 1989 · Tora-san Goes to Vienna as Madam
- 1987 · Tora-san Goes North as Etsuko
- 1983 · Furuya Ikkou's Great Detective Kindaichi Kousuke Series as Oyanagi
- 1966 · Sazen Tange and The Secret of the Urn as Fuji
- 1966 · Tale of a Carpenter as
- 1966 · A Comedy in Front of the Station: Manga as Fujiko Tomono
- 1965 · A Comedy in Front of the Station: University as Mitsui Fujiko
- 1965 · A Monk in the Big City of Edo as
- 1965 · Finances in Front of the Train Station as
- 1964 · Mumu Dance as
- 1964 · Thief on the Run as
- 1964 · Go to Hell! Company Men as
- 1964 · Youth Season Continued as Keiko Tanao (President of "Printemps Cosmetics")
- 1963 · A Woman's Life as Tamae Misawa
- 1963 · New Marital Relations as
- 1963 · Japan's No. 1 Playboy as Michie Higurashi
- 1963 · The Maid Story as
- 1963 · Travel Stories of a Company President Part II as Renko (Madam of Club Marilyn)
- 1963 · Travel Stories of a Company President as
- 1962 · A Comedy in Front of the Station: Chinese Restaurant as
- 1962 · Chûshingura as
- 1962 · Me and Me as
- 1962 · A Comedy in Front of the Station: Onsen as
- 1962 · Ika naru hoshi no moto ni as
- 1961 · A Comedy in Front of the Station: Lunchbox as
- 1961 · Toilet Manager as
- 1961 · An Urban Affair as Kimie
- 1961 · Playboy President: Part II as Madame Emiko
- 1961 · The Other Woman as Fukuko
- 1961 · The Age of Lawless Moneymaking as
- 1961 · Playboy President as Madame Emiko
- 1960 · Older Wife, Younger Husband as
- 1960 · The Twilight Story as
- 1960 · Scarred Yosaburo as
- 1960 · Daughters, Wives and a Mother as Mie Sakanishi
- 1960 · The Curio Master as
- 1960 · Hito mo arukeba as Sumire Sakura
- 1960 · When a Woman Ascends the Stairs as Yuri
- 1959 · The Adventures of Kantaro as
- 1959 · Bringing Up Husbands as
- 1959 · Samurai Saga as Nanae
- 1959 · Three Generations of Company Presidents Part II as
- 1959 · Temptation on Glamour Island as Yoshiko Kosaka
- 1959 · Diary of a Company President: Peaceful Period as
- 1958 · The Undefeated Woman as
- 1958 · He's the Killer as
- 1958 · The Hotelman's Holiday as Okiku
- 1958 · The Third President as
- 1958 · Fancy Talker as
- 1957 · Kiss the Moon as
- 1957 · Hadaka no Machi as
- 1957 · Forgotten Flower Petal: Conclusion as
- 1957 · The 36 Passengers as
- 1957 · Talkative Company President as Eiko
- 1956 · Easy-Going Married Couple as
- 1956 · Women in Prison as Keiko Nomi, prisoner
- 1956 · Gendai no yokubô as
- 1956 · Morishige, where are you going? as Keiko
- 1956 · While the Demon Steps Out as
- 1955 · House of Many Pleasures as Eiko
- 1954 · Quick Change Tanuki Palace as
- 1954 · The Bridges at Toko-Ri as Kimiko
- 1953 · A Japanese Tragedy as Wakamaru, a geisha
- 1953 · Yasugorō shusse as
- 1949 · Stray Dog as Harumi Namiki
- Future · 茂七の事件簿・新ふしぎ草紙 as
- 2009 · 千年の松 完結編 as
- 2002 · Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create: 'Stray Dog' as Self
- 1997 · Welcome to the Vampire Onsen as
- 1995 · A Brief Message from the Heart as Fusae
- 1988 · Downtown Heroes as
- 1967 · Green Light to Joy as Takeko
- 1966 · Flower and Dragon: Duel of the Sea Caves as
- 1965 · Masseur War Story as
- 1965 · The Flower and the Dragon as
- 1965 · Illusion of Blood as Omaki
- 1965 · Raccoon Dog Leader as
- 1965 · Hoodlum Soldier as Otomaru
- 1964 · Legend of the Irresponsible Hero as
- 1964 · Mr. Giant's Victory Flag as
- 1964 · Misandry as
- 1963 · For Love and Money as
- 1963 · Crazy Cats Go to Hong Kong as
- 1963 · Crazy Operation: Drop Dead! Irresponsibility as
- 1963 · Crazy Operation: First Move as
- 1963 · Roppongi Nights: Love Me, Love Me as
- 1963 · Devices Stronger Than Women as Yoshiko Kakegawa (Taichi’s wife)
- 1962 · Youth Season as
- 1962 · Secret Love as
- 1962 · Kureji no Hanayome to Shichinin no Nakama as
- 1962 · Long Way to Okinawa as
- 1962 · Hagure kigeki mandara as
- 1962 · The Wiser Age as Michiko
- 1961 · 3 Dolls and Baby Gang as
- 1961 · Acchan no bebi gyangu as
- 1961 · Kill the Killer! as Toshiko (madam at bar “Fancy”)
- 1960 · The Husband Was a Baby as
- 1960 · Jiyūgaoka fujin as
- 1960 · The Blue Beast as
- 1960 · Showdown on Pier No.3 as Kaoru
- 1959 · The Forgotten Waterfront as
- 1959 · Utamaro, Painter of the Woman as
- 1959 · The Lord Pretends as Kosei
- 1959 · The Lord and the Gambler as
- 1959 · Samurai in the Office as
- 1958 · Yajikita dōchū sugoroku as
- 1958 · Blackmail as
- 1958 · Go and Get It as Mrs. Matsumoto, His Wife
- 1958 · Yaji and Kita on the Road as Oimo / Osatsu
- 1958 · Holiday in Tokyo as
- 1958 · Executive Chair as Kimiko Wada
- 1958 · The Princess of Badger Palace as Spider Queen of the Forest
- 1958 · The Capital of Love as Eriko
- 1957 · The Blue Mountains Part 2 as Umetarō (Geisha)
- 1957 · Downtown as
- 1957 · The Blue Mountains as Umetarō (Geisha)
- 1957 · Black River as Okada's Wife (uncredited)
- 1957 · Geisha in the Old City as Kimiko
- 1957 · Skin-Colored Moon as Kimiyo
- 1957 · The Shadow Daughter as Masayo
- 1957 · Birth of Romance as Sayoko Uemura
- 1957 · Price of Beauty as Yuki Kawabe
- 1957 · The Luckiest Dai as
- 1956 · The Mandarin Room as Choko
- 1955 · 元祿美少年記 as きぬ
- 1954 · Travels of Lord Mito Pt.3 as
- 1954 · Kyūkon sannin musume as
- 1953 · Always in My Heart Part 2 as
- 1953 · The Brothers who Protect the Mountain as Sayumi Sumikura
- 1953 · Always in My Heart as
- 1953 · Sisters as
- 1953 · New Tokyo March as
- 1953 · Sincere Heart as Midori
- 1953 · Natsuko’s Adventure in Hokkaido as