Enokida Michiko

Name: Enokida Michiko
Native name: 榎田路子
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Female
Born: January 18, 1969
Age: 57

Actress Enokida Michiko played Katagiri Yoko of Jiban (1989). She also participated in "This is Kamen Rider Black", a TV special that introduced the character to the public, before the series premiere. Michiko hosted the special alongside Onodera Jo (Ishinomori Shotaro's son), where she interviewed Ishinomori himself. Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
1989	Kidou Keiji Jiban Japanese Drama, 1989, 52 eps Katagiri Yoko (Support Role)	52	Katagiri Yoko Support Role	7.4
1988	German Tanteidan Maringumi Japanese Drama, 1988, 50 eps Yumi (Support Role)	50	Yumi Support Role	0.0
1986	Sukeban Deka Season 3: Shojo Ninpo-cho Denki Japanese Drama, 1986, 42 eps Mezu (Ep. 25) (Guest Role)	42	Mezu (Ep. 25) Guest Role	7.0

Year	Title	Role	Rating
1989	Kidou Keiji Jiban: The Movie Japanese Movie, 1989, Katagiri Yoko (Support Role)	Katagiri Yoko Support Role	7.4

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