Mori Kyoko

Name: Mori Kyoko
Native name: 森今日子
Also Known as: Mori Kyouko, もりきょうこ, 森啓子
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Male
Born: March 4, 1934
Age: 92

Mori Kyoko, born Mori Kyoko (森啓子), is a Japanese actress born in Dalian, China, who later relocated to Tokyo, Japan. She graduated from Tokyo Metropolitan Mita High School (東京都立三田高等学校). Mori debuted as part of Toho's fifth batch of New Faces and continued her acting career into the early 1970s, even after the collapse of Toho's exclusive actor system.

(Source: MyDramaList) Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
1969	Onihei Hankacho Japanese Drama, 1969, 65 eps Otsuru (Ep. 15) (Guest Role)	65	Otsuru (Ep. 15) Guest Role	0.0
1967	Ultraseven Japanese Drama, 1967, 49 eps Shizu (Ep. 2) (Guest Role)	49	Shizu (Ep. 2) Guest Role	7.5

Year	Title	Role	Rating
1967	Let's Go, Young Guy Japanese Movie, 1967, [Beauty] (Guest Role)	[Beauty] Guest Role	0.0
1965	Chi to Suna Japanese Movie, 1965, [Prostitute] (Bit part)	[Prostitute] Bit part	7.5
1954	Seven Samurai Japanese Movie, 1954, [Farmer's daughter] (Guest Role)	[Farmer's daughter] Guest Role	8.6

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