Keiko Awaji [106159]
Gender: Female
Popularity: 1.5399
Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
Birthday: 1933-07-17
Deathday: 2014-01-11
Age: 80 years
Movies: 100
Links: Homepage, IMDB
Biography: 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.

Mourning Recipe
2013-11-09
Hard Romanticker
2011-11-12
Three for the Ro
2007-07-11
Veronika Decides
2005-10-12
Pretty Woman
2003-05-09
Married Executio
2002-12-06
Akira Kurosawa:
2002-10-25
Inugami
2001-01-27
Welcome to the V
1997-04-21
A Brief Message
1995-11-23
Hong Kong Paradi
1990-04-28
She-Shogun
1990-01-20
Tora-san Goes to
1989-08-05
Downtown Heroes
1988-08-06
Tora-san Goes No
1987-08-15
Green Light to J
1967-12-06
Sazen Tange and
1966-05-25
A Comedy in Fron
1966-04-28
Flower and Drago
1966-01-13
The Flower and t
1965-11-20
A Comedy in Fron
1965-10-31
Illusion of Bloo
1965-07-25
Hoodlum Soldier
1965-03-18
For Love and Mon
1963-12-24
Crazy Cats Go to
1963-12-22
A Woman's Life
1963-11-16
Crazy Operation:
1963-10-26
Japan's No. 1 Pl
1963-07-13
The Maid Story
1963-06-16
Crazy Operation:
1963-03-24
Travel Stories o
1963-03-01
Roppongi Nights:
1963-01-29
Travel Stories o
1963-01-03
A Comedy in Fron
1962-12-23
Chûshingura
1962-11-03
Wakai kisetsu
1962-10-20
Me and Me
1962-08-11
A Comedy in Fron
1962-07-29
Secret Love
1962-04-18
Kureji no Hanayo
1962-04-15
Ika naru hoshi n
1962-04-15
Long Way to Okin
1962-03-07
Hagure kigeki ma
1962-02-24
The Wiser Age
1962-01-14
A Comedy in Fron
1961-12-24
3 Dolls and Baby
1961-12-09
Acchan no bebi g
1961-09-17
Toilet Manager
1961-08-29
An Urban Affair
1961-08-13
Playboy Presiden
1961-05-30
The Other Woman
1961-05-30
Playboy Presiden
1961-04-25
Jiyūgaoka fujin
1960-09-18
The Twilight Sto
1960-08-28
Scarred Yosaburo
1960-07-10
The Blue Beast
1960-06-26
Daughters, Wives
1960-05-21
Hito mo arukeba
1960-02-09
When a Woman Asc
1960-01-15
The Adventures o
1959-10-18
Utamaro, Painter
1959-10-11
The Lord Pretend
1959-09-13
The Lord and the
1959-08-01
Samurai Saga
1959-04-28
Sequel- Three Ge
1959-03-15
Temptation on Gl
1959-01-15
Diary of a Compa
1959-01-03
Yajikita dōchū
1958-12-07
The Undefeated W
1958-10-21
The Hotelman's H
1958-07-12
Yaji and Kita on
1958-04-29
Executive Chair
1958-04-08
The Third Presid
1958-03-18
The Princess of
1958-02-26
City of Love
1958-01-21
Down Town
1957-10-29
Black River
1957-10-23
Geisha in the Ol
1957-10-13
Hadaka no Machi
1957-07-23
Birth of Romance
1957-05-15
Price of Beauty
1957-03-13
Talkative Compan
1957-01-03
Women in Prison
1956-09-11
Morishige, where
1956-06-14
元祿美少年
1955-12-21
(Street of Wande
1955-06-21
Quick Change Tan
1954-12-29
Travels of Lord
1954-12-22
The Bridges at T
1954-12-01
Kyūkon sannin m
1954-02-03
Always in My Hea
1953-12-01
The Brothers who
1953-10-27
Always in My Hea
1953-09-15
A Japanese Trage
1953-06-17
Sisters
1953-04-29
Yasugorō shusse
1953-04-15
New Tokyo March
1953-04-01
Sincere Heart
1953-01-29
Natsuko’s Adve
1953-01-14
Stray Dog
1949-10-17