Sachiko Murase

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Sachiko Murase
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Born(1905-03-21)21 March 1905
Tokyo, Japan
Died9 October 1993(1993-10-09) (aged 88)
NationalityJapanese
OccupationActress
Years active1931–1991

Sachiko Murase (村瀬幸子, Murase Sachiko, 21 March 1905 – 9 October 1993) was a Japanese actress.[1] She appeared in about 90 films between 1927 and 1991.[2]

Selected filmography[]

  • Sêntantekî dawanê (1930)
  • Gendaî okusama katagî (1930)
  • Seishun zue (1931)
  • Nanatsu no umi (1931-1932, part 1, 2) - Ayako Kirihara
  • Jônetsu - Ra pashion (1932) - Mitsuko, reporter
  • Satsueijo romansu, renai annai (1932)
  • Nemure haha no mune ni (1933)
  • Zen'ei sôkô ressha (1933)
  • A Woman Crying in Spring (1933) - Oaki
  • Juku no haru (1933)
  • Rappa to musume (1933)
  • Sono yo no onna (1934)
  • Daigaku no wakadanna - Nihonbare (1934) - Fumiko
  • Shunkinsho: Okoto to Sasuke (1935) - Yoshiko
  • Yakushin Tokyo minato matsuri (1935)
  • Sakura no sono (1936) - Namie - stepdaughter
  • Niji tatsu oka (1938) - Mrs. Hayakawa
  • Sincerity (1939) - Mrs. Asada
  • Onna keizu (1942) - Sakai's wife
  • Zoku onna keizu (1942) - Sakai's Wife
  • Yaotome no uta (1942)
  • Hana saku minato (1943) - O-yuki
  • Kekkon (1947) - Fujie Sugawara
  • Haru no mezame (1947) - Masa Hirobe
  • Apostasy (1948) - Inoko's wife
  • Ojôsan kanpai (1949) - Proprietress of the bar
  • Mahiru no embukyoku (1949) - Yasuko
  • Yabure-daiko (1949) - Kuniko
  • Ikari no machi (1950) - Sudô's mother
  • Re mizeraburu (1950, part 1, 2)
  • Wakai musumetachi (1951) - Mihiko
  • Junpaku no yoru (1951)
  • Kaze ni soyogu asi (Kouhen) (1951) - Sakiko Kodama
  • Kekkon annai (1952)
  • Karumen junjô su (1952)
  • Himitsu (1952) - Doctor
  • Natsuko no boken (1953) - Itsuko, Natsuko's aunt
  • Himawari musume (1953) - Setsuko's mother
  • Yoru no owari (1953) - Madame
  • Aijô ni tsuite (1953) - Masako
  • Zoku shishunki (1953)
  • Itsuko to sono haha (1954) - Shizuko Matsuo
  • Onna no issho (1955) - Aoshima's mother
  • A Girl Isn't Allowed to Love (1955) - Junko Matsushima
  • Princess Yang Kwei-Fei (1955) - Chengfei (uncredited)
  • Sugata naki mokugekisha (1955) - Motoko
  • Asunaro monogatari (1955) - Landlady
  • Kaki no ki no aru ie (1955) - Sei Komatsu
  • Shichinin no ani imôto (1955) - Satoko Kitahara
  • Hahabue kobue (1955)
  • Ruri no kishi (1956) - Uta, Chiho's grand mother
  • Gendai no yokubô (1956) - Mineko Iizuka
  • Aru onna no baai (1956) - Teruko Hisamoto
  • Yûhi to kenjû (1956) - Atsuko
  • Aishu no machi ni kiri ga furu (1956)
  • Banjun Morishige no funnyotan (1957)
  • Bôkyaku no hanabira: Kanketsuhen (1957)
  • Kuchizuke (1957) - Kikyoko Shirakawa
  • Kajin (1958) - Takako Sakô
  • Towa ni kotaezu - Kanketsu-hen (1958) - Toshiko
  • Denwa wa yugata ni naru (1959)
  • Mi wa jukushitari (1959) - Naoko, Shinobu's mother
  • Kizoku no kaidan (1959)
  • Meiji Tennô to Nogi Shôgun (1959) - Shizuko, Nogi's wife
  • A False Student (1960) - Hikoichi's mother
  • Arega minato no hi da (1961)
  • Nippon no obaachan (1962) - Tsuya
  • Wakamono ni yume ari (1962)
  • Asu no hanayome (1962) - Hatsu Shiozaki
  • Wakai hito (1962) - Atsuko Yamagata
  • Zatoichi the Fugitive}} (1963) - Maki
  • Oka wa hanazakari (1963) - Setsu Noro
  • Kizudarake no sanga (1964) - Fujiko Arima
  • Hadaka no jûyaku (1964) - Matsuyo Hidaka
  • Zatoichi and the Doomed Man (1965) - Shimazo's wife
  • Rikugun Nakano gakko (1966) - Kikuno Miyoshi
  • Kinokawa (1966) - Yasu
  • Ichiman sanzennin (1966)
  • Lost Spring (1967) - Taza Murakoshi
  • Chijin no ai (1967) - Sumie
  • The Snow Woman (1968) - Soyo[3]
  • Aa, kaigun (1970)
  • Tsubasa wa kokoro ni tsukete (1978)
  • Jishin rettô (1980) - Fusae Kawazu (Yûko's mother)
  • Station (1981) - Ryosuke's mother
  • Jidai-ya no nyobo (1983)
  • A Promise (1986) - Tatsu, Ryôsaku's wife
  • Rhapsody in August (1991) - Kane

References[]

  1. ^ "Sachiko Murase". Kinenote (in Japanese). Retrieved 9 May 2021.
  2. ^ "Sachiko Murase". Japanese Movie Database (in Japanese). Retrieved 9 May 2021.
  3. ^ "怪談雪女郎". Kadokawa. Retrieved 17 July 2021.

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