Hotaru
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Hotaru (ほたる) is a Japanese actress. While studying at Tama Art University, she began her acting career performing in an underground theater company. In 1993, she made her film debut in Mibōjin mofuku no modae (Widow: Bliss in a Mourning Dress), directed by Takahisa Zeze. Since then, she has appeared in numerous pink films, as well as independent films, direct-to-video films, and television dramas. In 2007, she left the theater company and changed her name to Hotaru. She made her directorial debut with the film Kisushite (Kiss Me), released at K's cinema in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
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Female Prisoner No. 701 Scorpion: Gaiden (2011)
Actor

The Dog and Catfish (2025)
Actor

Lovely Orica (2023)
Actor

Agonizing Screening: The Silver Screen’s Big Tits Beauties (2017)
as Wa Sanjô

Perverted Family (2018)
as Shizue

The House of Sin and Blood (2026)
Actor

Captive Market (2012)
as Yasuko

Onna fukuen'ya: Biashi nurebasami (2008)
as Sanae Kubota

Night Trainee: Her Secret (2021)
Actor

Mutchiri mibōjin abaka reta himegoto (2025)
Actor

Shokuba hi-jiru: Mashô no yubi tsukai (2023)
Actor

Silent Suffer (2016)
as Kazuko

Dark Apartment Wife Who Wants to Become Pregnant (2013)
as Middle-aged woman

The Beach of Reunion: The Woman Who Slept with Regret (2018)
as Shizue

Chikan densha: Yumeyubi de shirimeguri (2010)
as Mei Machida

Yamabuki (2022)
Actor

Treasure Ship: Latitudes of Lust (2014)
as Erotic photo model woman: Suzume

Momoiro e-hon: Itte miyou, yatte miyou! (2017)
as Shizue

Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn (2015)
Actor
Oboreru futari: Fuyakeru hodo aishite (2016)
as Girlfriend

A Dentist's Abnormal Love (2010)
as Yuko Kado

Seifuku nikki: Adokenai koshizukai (2014)
as Yoshiko Kinoshita

Drifting Clouds (2010)
Actor

Short Story Collection: Things That Pass Away (2021)
as Nobue

Inran sen ichiya: Kôkotsu no yogari (2011)
as Chiaki Watanabe





