Kayoko Kishimoto
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Japanese actress. Best known for her collaboration with director Takeshi Kitano. She won the award for best supporting actress at the 23rd Japan Academy Prize for Takeshi Kitano film Kikujiro.
Known for
Credits
Kikujiro (1999)
as Kikujiro's Wife
Fireworks (1997)
as Nishi's Wife
Doctor X: Gekai Daimon Michiko Special (2016)
Actor
Fujiko (2026)
as Chiyo Suga
Dolls (2002)
as Haruna's Aunt
The Woman Who Kept Hiding (1995)
as Hiroko Nishimura
Maison Ikkoku (2007)
as Hanae Ichinose
Takeshis' (2005)
as Mahjong Parlor Woman / Audition Producer / Costumer
Time Never Stops (2014)
as Masayo Hamaguchi
Citizen Kitano (2020)
as Self
Secret (1999)
as Naoko Sugita
Glory to the Filmmaker! (2007)
as Kumiko
Karaoke Terror (2003)
as Midori Hemme
O-higara mo yoku, go-shusho sama (1996)
Actor
Oshin (2013)
as Tsune
Le Secret (1999)
as 杉田直子
Ameyuki-san (1979)
Actor
Teacher and Stray Cat (2015)
as Yoko Inoue
Star Watching Dog (2011)
Actor
One in a hundred thousand (2012)
as Keiko Yamauchi
Island of the Evil Spirits (1981)
as Maho / Kataho
Aka Medaka (2015)
Actor
Maison Ikkoku Kanketsuhen (2008)
as Hanae Ichinose
Lying to Mom (2018)
as Kimiko Suzuki
When Will You Return? (2017)
as Mami
Tora-san's Promise (1981)
as 爱子
Izakaya Moheji 6 (2017)
Actor
Sky Cannot Be This Blue (1993)
as Sawako
Hanayome (2012)
Actor
MOROCCO 2: The Return of the Yokohama Follies (1996)
Actor
The Rivals (1979)
Actor
When Winter Comes (1985)
Actor
Shin Salaryman Senka (1997)
Actor
Farewell for Today (2013)
as Yasuko Fujioka
Princess in an Iron Helmet (2006)
as Tamako's mother
Izakaya Moheji 4 (2015)
as Kawada Mayumi [regular customer]
The Mother Returns? AI's Will (2019)
as Noda Yuri
Teacher Gappa (2016)
as Noriko Muramoto
Izakaya Moheji 2 (2013)
as Kawada Mayumi [regular customer]
Izakaya Moheji 5 (2016)
Actor
Izakaya Moheji 3 (2014)
as Kawada Mayumi [regular customer]
MOROCCO: The Story of the Yokohama Follies (1996)
Actor
Vampire Dracula Appears in Kobe – The Devil Makes Women Beautiful (1979)
as Eriko