Keiko Tsushima (津島 恵子, Tsushima Keiko, 7 February 1926 – 1 August 2012) was a Japanese actress, whose real name was Naoko Mori (森 直子, Mori Naoko).[1] She was notable for her prominent role in Akira Kurosawa's 1954 film Seven Samurai. She also starred in Japanese television series such as Sakura and Kimi ga Jinsei no Toki.
Keiko Tsushima
津島 恵子
Keiko Tsushima in the 1949 movie Kanashiki Kuchibue
keiko, tsushima, 津島, 恵子, tsushima, keiko, february, 1926, august, 2012, japanese, actress, whose, real, name, naoko, mori, 直子, mori, naoko, notable, prominent, role, akira, kurosawa, 1954, film, seven, samurai, also, starred, japanese, television, series, such. Keiko Tsushima 津島 恵子 Tsushima Keiko 7 February 1926 1 August 2012 was a Japanese actress whose real name was Naoko Mori 森 直子 Mori Naoko 1 She was notable for her prominent role in Akira Kurosawa s 1954 film Seven Samurai She also starred in Japanese television series such as Sakura and Kimi ga Jinsei no Toki Keiko Tsushima津島 恵子Keiko Tsushima in the 1949 movie Kanashiki KuchibueBorn 1926 02 07 7 February 1926Nagasaki Prefecture JapanDied1 August 2012 2012 08 01 aged 86 Tokyo JapanNationalityJapaneseOccupationActressSpouseIchio Mori 1957 2012 Born in Nagasaki Prefecture she married Ichio Mori then director of Tokyo Broadcasting System TBS in 1957 2 She died of stomach cancer on 1 August 2012 at a hospital in Chuo Tokyo aged 86 1 Contents 1 Filmography 1 1 Film 1 2 Television 2 References 3 External linksFilmography EditFilm Edit A Ball at the Anjo House 1947 Yoko Shinkawa Idainaru X 1948 Chiyo Kanashiki Kuchibue 1949 Yume o meshimase 1950 Midori Matsumura Kikyo 1950 Tomoko Moriya The Bells of Nagasaki 1950 Onna no mizu kagami 1951 Kimiko Fujikura Tora no kiba 1951 Tenshi mo yume o miru 1951 Fireworks Over the Sea 1951 Yukiko Nomura Tekirei san nin musume 1951 Motoko Matsukawa Nami 1952 Tonkatsu taisho 1952 Mayumi Sada The Flavor of Green Tea over Rice 1952 Setsuko Yamauchi Mazo 1952 Himeyuri no To 1953 Teacher Miyagi Sincerity 1953 Kiyoko Nonomiya Hiroba no kodoku 1953 Fumie Seven Samurai 1954 Shino Kunisada Chuji 1954 Otoyo Ai to shi no tanima 1954 Kuroi ushio 1954 Josei ni kansuru juni sho 1954 Minako Tobishima Hanran Ni ni roku jiken 1954 Bancho sara yashiki Okiku to Harima 1954 Ashizuri misaki 1954 Ningen Gyorai Kaiten 1955 Hana no yukue 1955 Kazue Hashimoto Tasogare sakaba 1955 Emy Rosa Ukikusa nikki 1955 Kyatsu o nigasuna 1956 Kimiko Fujisaki Tengoku wa doko da 1956 Onibi 1956 Kojinbutu no fufu 1956 Nemuri Kyoshiro burai hikae 1956 Oshaberi shacho 1957 Yama to kawa no aru machi 1957 Kono futari ni sachi are 1957 Nemuri Kyoshiro burai hikae dainibu 1957 Yoshida to Sanpei monogatari Ohanake no sekai 1957 Kuchi kara demakase 1958 Kigeki ekimae ryokan 1958 Tsuzurikata kyodai 1958 Natsu Suzukake no sanpomichi 1959 Nobuko Takahata Sotome ke no musume tachi 1962 Hatsuko Yoshimura Nippon dabi katsukyu 1970 Futari dake no asa 1971 Jinsei gekijo 1973 Shiosai 1975 Wife of a light house keeper Kigeki Daiyukai 1976 Hiroko Nakatani Suri Ranka no ai to wakare 1976 Tora san s Forbidden Love 1984 Shizuko Haru kuru oni 1989 Ashita 1995 Sumiko Kanazawa Nagoriyuki 2002 Kenichiro s mother final film role Television Edit Daichushingura 1971 Ume Sanga Moyu 1984 Teru Amo Sanada Taiheiki 1985 Kōdai in Sakura 2002 Toshiko MatsushitaReferences Edit a b 津島恵子さん死去 七人の侍 などに出演 Keiko Tsushima dies Nikkan Sports Online in Japanese Japan Nikkan Sports News 3 August 2012 Retrieved 3 April 2014 津島恵子さん死去 ひめゆりの塔 で好演 Keiko Tsushima dies Nikkan Sports Online in Japanese Japan Nikkan Sports News 4 August 2012 Retrieved 3 April 2014 External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Keiko Tsushima Keiko Tsushima at IMDb This biographical article related to Japan is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Keiko Tsushima amp oldid 1020939619, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
