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Tokyo Michika
Japanese Drama - 2004, 4 episodes4.0
A TV drama that depicts women in their 20s and 30s where a romantic episode that seems unlikely.
Tokyo Mafia 4: Yakuza Blood
Japanese Movie - 19975.0
Ten years after his greatest triumph, Yabuki has lost the Mafia that was once his to rule. But when a young gangster comes to him for guidance, he discovers that the old rage still burns. It’s time for Yabuki’s…
Tokyo X Erotica
Japanese Movie - 2001
What lasts longer, the time before birth or the time after death? In the 1990's, Kenjo dies in a terrorist gas attack. His girlfriend Haruka is killed by a man she meets as a street prostitute. In 2002, Kenji and Haruka…
Tokyo Love Cinema
Japanese Drama - 2003, 12 episodes6.9
The characters of "Tokyo Love Cinema" find love waiting for them in all corners of the world, as they travel to Cannes, Venice, Istanbul, and back to Tokyo buying films. Masaki Takasugi worked at a department store…
Tokyo Niwatsuki Ikkodate
Japanese Drama - 2002, 9 episodes7.0
One wish every parent has is for the children to finally move out of the house and be independent. No more mooching kids! For recently retired professor Tameyama Kazuo, father of 5 married and single independent-minded…
Tokyo Wonder Hotel
Japanese Special - 2004, 4 episodes8.0
Kentaro Tachibana gets to know Tsubaki Hanaoka, the secretary for a CEO of a famous hotel, through an old letter brought from a hotel in New York. Tsubaki's dream is to create a hotel with culture in the middle of…
Tokyo: Level One
Japanese Movie - 20045.0
When the governor of Tokyo announces he wants to construct a nuclear power plant in the city, plutonium fuel bound for Fukui gets caught in the middle. Factions form after the governor's nuclear bombshell announcement.…
Tokyo Zance
Japanese Movie - 20017.3
Six Japanese directors from various genres and actress Kelly Chen contributed to this 7 short films compilation with their impressions of life in Tokyo. (Source: IMDb)
Tokyo Booty Nights
Japanese Movie - 20046.4
Yuji and Akiko are newlyweds. Yuji dreams of being a movie star. He lands the lead role in a Pink Eiga soft-core sex film. The director requires him to have sex with the actress. Akiko goes to her high school reunion…
Tokyo Noir
Japanese Movie - 20047.0
An excursion into Tokyo's dark side. First, a sexually-repressed woman finds liberation by turning tricks at night. Then Aimi Nakamura plays a sex worker who is taken by surprise when her ex-boyfriend drops by to visit.…
Sawada Ikuko
Sawada Ikuko is a Japanese actress from Tokyo, Japan, affiliated with the theater company Sekijamunier. She is represented by the agencies Nairobi and Office PSC. She graduated from Waseda University. (Source: Japanese = Wikipedia || Translation = MyDramaList)
Kobayashi Kinako
Kobayashi Kinako is a Japanese actress from Tokyo, Japan, affiliated with the talent agency Otona Keikaku (大人計画). She made her acting debut in the 2005 film Koi wa Go, Shichi, Go! (恋は五・七・五!), followed by her first TV drama appearance in the 2006 TV Tokyo series Uramiya Honpo (怨み屋本舗).…
Isoyama Aki
Isoyama Aki is a Japanese producer from Tokyo, Japan. She used to be a manga writer under the pen name Koizumi Sumire.
Sumi Reina
Reina Sumi is an announcer for TV Tokyo. She was born in Gifu, Gifu Prefecture.
Manabe Yukiko
Manabe Yukiko is a Japanese screenwriter from Tokyo. In 2004, she received a honorable mention in the feature section of Hakodate Port Illuminasion Film Festival scenario Grand Prize for "A / PART." Since then, she has been active as a screenwriter, mainly in movies.
Fukada Aki
Fukada Aki is a Japanese actress from Tokyo. In 2008, she left the entertainment industry after getting married.
Kobayashi Ayako
Ayako Kobayashi was born in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Oshin (1983), Oshin (1984) and Yokkakan no Kiseki (2005).
Motohashi Yuka
Japanese actress and tarento from Tokyo. Height: 170cm. Blood type: O. Hobbies: scuba diving, badminton, action, piano.
Nakajima Shoko
Nakajima Shoko was born in Tokyo, Japan. She got married to David Berkman in 2002.














