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Miyoko Akaza, (born [[february 10]], [[1944]] in [[Aichi]], [[Japan]]) is a japanese [[actress]]. She is the wife of Toshiya Fujita.
{{Nihongo|'''Miyoko Akaza'''|赤座 美代子|Akaza Miyoko|born February 10, 1944 in [[Aichi]]}} is a Japanese actress. She was married to [[Toshiya Fujita (director)|Toshiya Fujita]].


==Filmography==
==Filmography==
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*"Furyo bancho okuri ookami" (1969)
*"Furyo bancho okuri ookami" (1969)
*"Fight for the Glory" Eiko eno kurohyo (1969)
*"Fight for the Glory" Eiko eno kurohyo (1969)
*"Our Wilderness" Oretachi no kôya (1969)
*"Our Wilderness" Oretachi no kôya (1969)
*"Gokudo kyojo tabi" (1970)
*"Gokudo kyojo tabi" (1970)
*"Seijuku" (1971)
*"Seijuku" (1971)
*"Shadow of Deception" Naikai no wa (1971)
*"Shadow of Deception" Naikai no wa (1971)
*"Confessions Among Actresses" Kokuhakuteki joyûron (1971)
*"Confessions Among Actresses" Kokuhakuteki joyûron (1971)
*"Lady Snowblood" Shurayukihime (1973)
*"Lady Snowblood" Shurayukihime (1973)
*"Boryoku gai" (1974)
*"Violent Streets" (1974)
*"Seishun no satetsu" (1974)
*"Seishun no satetsu" (1974)
*"Virgin Blues" (1974)
*"Virgin Blues" (1974)
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*"F2 grand prix" (1984)
*"F2 grand prix" (1984)
*"The Island Closest to Heaven" Tengoku ni ichiban chikai shima (1984)
*"The Island Closest to Heaven" Tengoku ni ichiban chikai shima (1984)
*"April Fish" Shigatsu no sakana (1986)
*"April Fish" Shigatsu no sakana (1986)
*"Deshima" (1987)
*"Deshima" (1987)
*"Afternoon When Flowers Fell" Hana no furu gogo (1989)
*"[[Hana no Furu Gogo (film)|Hana no Furu Gogo]]" (1989)
*"Gattubî - Bokura wa kono natsu nekutai wo suru" (1990)
*"Gattubî - Bokura wa kono natsu nekutai wo suru" (1990)
*"Kaseifu ha mita! 9" (1991)
*"Kaseifu ha mita! 9" (1991)
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*"Sore ga kotae da!" (1997) ''TV series''
*"Sore ga kotae da!" (1997) ''TV series''
*""Yome wa mitsuboshi" (2001) ''TV series''
*""Yome wa mitsuboshi" (2001) ''TV series''
*"My Lover Is a Sniper: The Movie" Koibito wa sunaipâ: Gekijô-ban (2004)
*"My Lover Is a Sniper: The Movie" Koibito wa sunaipâ: Gekijô-ban (2004)
*"Gosuto shauto" (2004)
*"Gosuto shauto" (2004)
*"The Reason" Riyû (2004)
*"The Reason" Riyû (2004)
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==External links==
==External links==
* {{imdb name|id=0015128|name=Miyoko Akaza}}
* {{IMDb name|id=0015128|name=Miyoko Akaza}}

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Latest revision as of 19:01, 19 October 2024

Miyoko Akaza
Born (1944-02-10) February 10, 1944 (age 80)
Aichi, Japan
Years active1967-present
SpouseToshiya Fujita

Miyoko Akaza (赤座 美代子, Akaza Miyoko, born February 10, 1944 in Aichi) is a Japanese actress. She was married to Toshiya Fujita.

Filmography

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  • "Libido" Sei no kigen (1967)
  • "Affair in the Snow" Juhyo no yoromeki (1968)
  • "A Tale of Peonies and Lanterns" Botan-dôrô (1968)
  • "Nihiki no yojimbo" (1968)
  • "The Blazing Continent" Moeru tairiku (1968)
  • "Furyo bancho okuri ookami" (1969)
  • "Fight for the Glory" Eiko eno kurohyo (1969)
  • "Our Wilderness" Oretachi no kôya (1969)
  • "Gokudo kyojo tabi" (1970)
  • "Seijuku" (1971)
  • "Shadow of Deception" Naikai no wa (1971)
  • "Confessions Among Actresses" Kokuhakuteki joyûron (1971)
  • "Lady Snowblood" Shurayukihime (1973)
  • "Violent Streets" (1974)
  • "Seishun no satetsu" (1974)
  • "Virgin Blues" (1974)
  • "Panic in High School" Koko dai panikku (1978)
  • "Motto shinayaka ni, motto shitataka ni" (1979)
  • "White Love" Howaito rabu (1979)
  • "Masho no natsu - 'Yotsuya kaidan' yori" (1981)
  • "School in the Crosshairs" Nerawareta gakuen (1981)
  • "The Wild Daisy" Nogiku no haka (1981)
  • "Daburu beddo" (1983)
  • "Sukanpin walk" (1984)
  • "F2 grand prix" (1984)
  • "The Island Closest to Heaven" Tengoku ni ichiban chikai shima (1984)
  • "April Fish" Shigatsu no sakana (1986)
  • "Deshima" (1987)
  • "Hana no Furu Gogo" (1989)
  • "Gattubî - Bokura wa kono natsu nekutai wo suru" (1990)
  • "Kaseifu ha mita! 9" (1991)
  • "Haruka, nosutarujii" (1993)
  • "Shinonomerô onna no ran" (1994)
  • "Goodbye for Tomorrow" Ashita (1995)
  • "Sore ga kotae da!" (1997) TV series
  • ""Yome wa mitsuboshi" (2001) TV series
  • "My Lover Is a Sniper: The Movie" Koibito wa sunaipâ: Gekijô-ban (2004)
  • "Gosuto shauto" (2004)
  • "The Reason" Riyû (2004)
  • "Hoshi hitotsu no yoru" (2007) TV
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