1430 results found for: Yume Mitai na Koishitai Onnatachi
Shida Mirai
Shida Mirai, born in Ayase, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, is a Japanese actress. She became recognized after her breakthrough role as Kanda Kazumi in Joo no Kyoshitsu, leading her to more prominent roles, such as Ichinose Miki in 14-year-old Mother. On September 14, 2018 she announced her marriage to…
Aijima Kazuyuki
Aijima Kazuyuki is a Japanese actor born in Saitama, Japan. He joined Mitani Koki's Tokyo Sunshine Boys theatrical troupe in 1983. Aijima was one of the few Tokyo Sunshine Boys to pass the movie auditions to star in their own film - in fact, he stole the lead. Most of them never made it into the film.
Kamishiraishi Moka
Kamishiraishi Moka is a Japanese actress, fashion model, singer and TV personality from Kagoshima prefecture. She adopted the name 'adieu' as her singer stage name. Her noteable performances include the films Mirai and A Forest of Wool and Steel, and the dramas Gibo to Musume no Blues and 3 Nen A Gumi.…
Noguchi Masahiro
Noguchi Masahiro is a Japanese actor from Tokyo. He dropped out of the Faculty of Letters, Meiji University and graduated from the Theater Department of Yokohama Broadcasting Film College. He belongs to Yume Kobo.
Nagai Masaru
Nagai Masaru is a Japanese actor, born in Niigata. He is a 2-dan in karate. Debuted as the hero, Asami Ryuya, in the 24th incarnation (Mirai Sentai Timeranger) of the "Super Sentai Series." Known for his athleticism and physique he was the 10th winner of TBS's celebrity "Sportsman No. 1 Battle" series.
Kondo Yoshimasa
Yoshimasa Kondo, born on August 13, 1961, in Nagoya, Japan, is a Japanese theatre and film actor. He debuted as an extra in the series Chu-gaku-sei Nikki and was later written into the script. He later gained notability while working with the theatrical troupe Tokyo Sunshine Boys, though he is not a…
Kubota Atsushi
Born in Pachipuro, Fukuoka prefecture. Talent , manga artist and pachinko professional player.
Jyotaro
Jyotaro is a Japanese actor born in Tokyo. He belongs to Japan Music Entertainment Inc. (Source: chunyu at MyDramaList)
Fujiko Fujio no Yume Camera
Japanese Special - 1986, 1 episodes6.9
This is the first part of an omnibus TV drama special production starring three popular idols at that time, namely Nakayama Miho, Oginome Yoko, and Koizumi Kyoko. The stories, or mysterious events, all started with…
Futen no Homo-san: Yume Ningen
Japanese Movie - 1987
A parody of the famous ''Tora-san'' movies. Performer Jinta-san has a persuit of sleeping with men which gets him into trouble at his job. Him and his attendant Furuchin are traveling to Abashiri. However, Furuchin…
Dobutsu Dori Yume Land
Japanese Drama - 1986, 25 episodes
Animal center "Yume Land" in the suburbs of Tokyo. The struggle of the staff members who take care of everything from the treatment of injured animals to the consultation of worries and dispute about pets. (Source:…
Non-chan no Yume
Japanese Drama - 1988, 156 episodes6.0
The 40th NHK Asadora starring Fujita Tomoko. It is about a woman who struggles to survive after World War II and starts a magazine. Average rating of 39.1%
Koko no Yume
Japanese Special - 1989, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the novel "Cheers with a Wink" (ウインクで乾杯) by Higashino Keigo (東野圭吾).
Otoko no Yume Shibai: Sei Haru Aishoka
Japanese Movie - 1985
Hito is the Japanese karate champion. His career, the dojo he runs, and his students are all doing well, and he is at the peak of his career. The only thing he is unhappy with is his relationship with his wife, which…
Ino Tadataka: Shigosen no Yume
Japanese Movie - 2001
Biographical story, based on life of Ino Tadataka, a Japanese measurer and cartographer.
