964 results found for: Haha ni Naru
Sawamura Haruko
Sawamura Haruko was a Japanese actress born on Rebun Island, Rebun District, Hokkaido. In March 1920 she moved to Tokyo and when she turned 19 years old, she entered the Shochiku Kinema Actor School in Tsukiji. Sawamura made her debut as a movie actress in 1921 by appearing in "Rojo no Reikon" produced…
Kawahara Sabu
Kawahara Sabu is a Japanese actor and talent, born in Kure, Hiroshima, Japan. His original stage name was Kawahara Hiromasa (河原裕昌), which he changed to Kawahara Sabu in 1982. He is currently affiliated with Horipro Booking Agency (ホリプロ・ブッキング・エージェンシー). After…
Kotani Tsugunobu
Kotani Tsugunobu is a Japanese director, theater director, and screenwriter from Suginami, Tokyo, Japan.
Tokoshima Yoshiko
Tokoshima Yoshiko is a Japanese actress represented by Horipro Inc. She attended Seika Girls High School and began training, working, and performing as a ballerina before transitioning to acting in the early 1990s. She made her actin debut in 1991 with the drama "Vingt Cinq Ans Marriage”. She has…
Komoto Junichi
Komoto Junichi is a Japanese comedian, part of comedy duo Jichokacho (次長課長) with Inoue Satoshi. He is also a member and the captain of Yoshimotozaka46's 1st Generation and its unit CIRCUS.
Kyono Natsuko
Japanese pianist and actress . She was born in Tokyo . There was a time when she was a talented, under nickname Hoshiba Terumi.
Date Sodo: Haha Goten
Japanese Movie - 1954
Date Ichimasa, the head of the Date clan in Oshu, who took advantage of the fact that he was still young, has the ambition to follow Tsuru Chiyo and become the head of the Date clan himself.
Mabuta no Haha
Japanese Special - 1957, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel "Mabuta no Haha" (瞼の母) by Hasegawa Shin (長谷川伸).
Mabuta no Haha
Japanese Special - 1959, 4 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel "Mabuta no Haha" (瞼の母) by Hasegawa Shin (長谷川伸).
Mabuta no Haha
Japanese Special - 1960, 3 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel "Mabuta no Haha" (瞼の母) by Hasegawa Shin (長谷川伸).
Mabuta no Haha
Japanese Special - 1961, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel "Mabuta no Haha" (瞼の母) by Hasegawa Shin (長谷川伸).
Itsuko to Sono Haha
Japanese Movie - 1954
An elderly woman devoted to her foster-daughter searches for a good husband for her. (Source: IMDb)
Mabuta no Haha
Japanese Movie - 1952
~~ Adapted from the novel "Mabuta no Haha" (瞼の母) by Hasegawa Shin (長谷川伸).














