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While attending the private Matsukage High School in [[Kobe]], Minamino successfully passed an audition in [[1982]]. During the summer of her second year of high school, she moved to Tokyo where she attended Horikoshi High School along with fellow entertainers [[Miharu Morina]] and [[Minako Honda]]. Minamino and Honda met when they both took the entrance examination at the same time.
While attending the private Matsukage High School in [[Kobe]], Minamino successfully passed an audition in [[1982]]. During the summer of her second year of high school, she moved to Tokyo where she attended Horikoshi High School along with fellow entertainers [[Miharu Morina]] and [[Minako Honda]]. Minamino and Honda met when they both took the entrance examination at the same time.


Minamino made her debut television role in [[1984]] in ''Meimon Shiritsu Jōshi Kōkō''. She began working for the talent agency S1 Company at this time. Despite being a mostly unknown face in Japanese entertainment, Minamino was given an unusually large number of pages in a [[Gravure idol|gravure]] insert in a [[Seinen|seinen manga]] magazine. This led to her being cast in [[1985]] in the role of Saki Asamiya in the second season of [[Fuji Television|Fuji TV's]] ''Sukeban Deka'', a popular live action TV series about a [[juvenile delinquent]] being forced to go undercover for the police in a high school known for its rough gangs. This role made Minamino an instant star,<ref name="idollica"/> and many phrases from this season became fashionable among teenagers and those in their early twenties. She was also nominated at the 11th Annual [[Japan Academy Prize (film)|Japan Academy Prize]] event as "Rookie of the Year" for her performance in the movie version released in [[1987]].<ref name="prize 1988">{{ja icon}} {{cite web|url=http://www.japan-academy-prize.jp/allprizes/1988/index.html|title=第11回 日本アカデミー賞|accessdate=2007-01-05}}</ref> Her "Saki Asamiya" character was used in a wide range of advertisements, from [[Fujicolor film]] to advertisements aimed at middle-aged people.
Minamino made her debut television role in [[1984]] in ''Meimon Shiritsu Jōshi Kōkō''. She began working for the talent agency S1 Company at this time. Despite being a mostly unknown face in Japanese entertainment, Minamino was given an unusually large number of pages of [[Image:70726f647563742f613366636639666565352e6a70670032353000.png|200px|left|thumb|Magazine Cover from 1987]][[Gravure idol|gravure]] insert in a [[Seinen|seinen manga]] magazine. This led to her being cast in [[1985]] in the role of Saki Asamiya in the second season of [[Fuji Television|Fuji TV's]] ''Sukeban Deka'', a popular live action TV series about a [[juvenile delinquent]] being forced to go undercover for the police in a high school known for its rough gangs. This role made Minamino an instant star,<ref name="idollica"/> and many phrases from this season became fashionable among teenagers and those in their early twenties. She was also nominated at the 11th Annual [[Japan Academy Prize (film)|Japan Academy Prize]] event as "Rookie of the Year" for her performance in the movie version released in [[1987]].<ref name="prize 1988">{{ja icon}} {{cite web|url=http://www.japan-academy-prize.jp/allprizes/1988/index.html|title=第11回 日本アカデミー賞|accessdate=2007-01-05}}</ref> Her "Saki Asamiya" character was used in a wide range of advertisements, from [[Fujicolor film]] to advertisements aimed at middle-aged people.


She made her [[singer|singing]] debut on [[1985-06-23]] with her song ''Hazukashi Sugite''. Along with [[Shizuka Kudo]], [[Miho Nakayama]], and [[Yui Asaka]], Minamino was considered one of the {{nihongo|Four Divas|四天王|Shitennō}} of the time until she temporarily suspended her career in [[1992]]. In [[1988]] she played two roles, including the starring role, in the [[Taiga drama]] ''Takeda Shingen''. That same year, she reached the number one spot for sales of publicity photo shots sold, setting a new record. Minamino was also honored by the country of [[Grenada]] when they issued [[postage stamp]]s featuring two different [[head shot]]s.<ref name="stamps">{{ja icon}} {{cite web|url=http://www41.tok2.com/home/fwkf8336/todoufuken/njkinki.htm|title=中級者による切手分類　動物の部|accessdate=2007-01-05}}</ref>
She made her [[singer|singing]] debut on [[1985-06-23]] with her song ''Hazukashi Sugite''. Along with [[Shizuka Kudo]], [[Miho Nakayama]], and [[Yui Asaka]], Minamino was considered one of the {{nihongo|Four Divas|四天王|Shitennō}} of the time until she temporarily suspended her career in [[1992]]. In [[1988]] she played two roles, including the starring role, in the [[Taiga drama]] ''Takeda Shingen''. That same year, she reached the number one spot for sales of publicity photo shots sold, setting a new record. Minamino was also honored by the country of [[Grenada]] when they issued [[postage stamp]]s featuring two different [[head shot]]s.<ref name="stamps">{{ja icon}} {{cite web|url=http://www41.tok2.com/home/fwkf8336/todoufuken/njkinki.htm|title=中級者による切手分類　動物の部|accessdate=2007-01-05}}</ref>

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Yoko Minamino
This article is about about the Japanese idol star nicknamed "Nanno". For other uses of "Nanno", see Nanno (disambiguation).

Yoko Minamino (南野陽子, Minamino Yōko, nickname Nanno) is an idol star, singer, and actress born on June 23, 1967 in Itami, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan. She graduated from Horikoshi High School in the Chūō district of Nakano-ku, Tokyo. She is most well known for her role as Saki Asamiya in the second season of the live action Sukeban Deka TV series,[1] replacing fellow idol star Yuki Saitō. She is currently employed by the K Dash Group talent agency. She has previously worked for the S1 Company, Southern Field, and Sweet Basil talent agencies.

History

While attending the private Matsukage High School in Kobe, Minamino successfully passed an audition in 1982. During the summer of her second year of high school, she moved to Tokyo where she attended Horikoshi High School along with fellow entertainers Miharu Morina and Minako Honda. Minamino and Honda met when they both took the entrance examination at the same time.

Minamino made her debut television role in 1984 in Meimon Shiritsu Jōshi Kōkō. She began working for the talent agency S1 Company at this time. Despite being a mostly unknown face in Japanese entertainment, Minamino was given an unusually large number of pages of

File:70726f647563742f613366636639666565352e6a70670032353000.png
Magazine Cover from 1987

gravure insert in a seinen manga magazine. This led to her being cast in 1985 in the role of Saki Asamiya in the second season of Fuji TV's Sukeban Deka, a popular live action TV series about a juvenile delinquent being forced to go undercover for the police in a high school known for its rough gangs. This role made Minamino an instant star,[1] and many phrases from this season became fashionable among teenagers and those in their early twenties. She was also nominated at the 11th Annual Japan Academy Prize event as "Rookie of the Year" for her performance in the movie version released in 1987.[2] Her "Saki Asamiya" character was used in a wide range of advertisements, from Fujicolor film to advertisements aimed at middle-aged people.

She made her singing debut on 1985-06-23 with her song Hazukashi Sugite. Along with Shizuka Kudo, Miho Nakayama, and Yui Asaka, Minamino was considered one of the Four Divas (四天王, Shitennō) of the time until she temporarily suspended her career in 1992. In 1988 she played two roles, including the starring role, in the Taiga drama Takeda Shingen. That same year, she reached the number one spot for sales of publicity photo shots sold, setting a new record. Minamino was also honored by the country of Grenada when they issued postage stamps featuring two different head shots.[3]

In 1989, Minamino switched talent agencies, moving from S1 Company to the private Southern Field agency. In the 1992 film Kantsubaki, she made her first nude appearance, closely followed by her second in Watashi o Idaite, Soshite Kiss-shite that same year. Minamino was nominated for the 16th Annual Japan Academy Prize for "Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role" (basically "Best Actress") for her performances in both of these films.[4]

Minamino has appeared multiple times in interviews and photo shots in Shueisha's Weekly Playboy magazine since 1984, though none of her appearances included nude shots. In the 1989-08-01 issue, she appeared on the cover as well as in an eight-page "sexy shot" spread.[5]

Filmography

Film title Japanese Role Release date Studio Notes
Sukeban Deka スケバン刑事 Saki Asamiya February 1987 Toei starring role, nominated for "Rookie of the Year" at 11th Annual Japan Academy Prize event
Haikara-san ga Tōru はいからさんが通る Benio Hanamura December 1987 Toei starring role
Badaiju: Rindenbaumu 菩提樹 リンデンバウム Mami Nakahara August 1988 Toei
S1 Company		 starring role
The Pale Hand 白い手 Sensei April 1990 Toho heroine
Gold Rush ゴールドラッシュ Masami Sanokawa December 1990 Wani Books
Toei		 heroine
Fukuzawa Yukichi 福沢諭吉   August 1991 Toei about Fukuzawa Yukichi
Kantsubaki 寒椿 Sadako Otani August 1991 Toei starring role, nominated for "Best Actress" at 16th Annual Japan Academy Prize event
The Rocking Horseman 青春デンデケデケデケ   October 1992 Toei  
Watashi o Idaite, Soshite Kiss-shite 私を抱いて、そしてキスして Keiko November 1992 Toei starring role, nominated for "Best Actress" at 16th Annual Japan Academy Prize event
Driving By! ドライビング・ハイ! Kaoru August 1991 Sega Enterprises  
Santabi no Kaikyō 三たびの海峡 Chizuru November 1995 Santabi no Kaikyō Film Committee  
Hissatsu Shimatsujin 必殺始末人 Kamome March 1997 Shochiku  
Hissatsu Shimatsujin II: Midaresaku Joyakusha no Mubudai 必殺始末人II 乱れ咲く女役者の夢舞台 Kamome July 1997 Shochiku  
Hissatsu Shimatsujin III: Jigoku ni Chitta Hanabira Ni-mai 必殺始末人III 地獄に散った花びら二枚 Kamome February 1998 Shochiku  
Ōinaru Kan: Bonno 大いなる完 -ぼんの- Takako Ishigura December 1998 CIA heroine
Eki ni Sumi yoshi 駅に住みよし Yōko Kitano November 2000 Firstwood Entertainment starring role
Ōgawa no Itteki 大河の一滴   September 2001 Ōgawa no Itteki Film Committee  
Sennen no Koi: Hikaru Genji Monogatari 千年の恋 ひかる源氏物語 Oborozukiyo December 2001 Toei  
Shin Jingi-naki Tatakai: Bōsatsu 新・仁義なき戦い 謀殺   February 2003 Shin Jingi-naki Tatakai: Bōsatsu Film Committee  
Ghost Shout ゴーストシャウト Aiko Yatabe December 2004 Tokyo Theatres Company  
Shinku 深紅 Michiko Ibara September 2005 Toei  

Television

Series

Series title Role Dates Network Notes
Meimon Shiritsu Jōshi Kōkō
名門私立女子高校 		  Nov. 1984 – Jan. 1985 NTV debut role
Sukeban Deka II: Shōjo Tekkamen Densetsu
スケバン刑事II -少女鉄仮面伝説- 		Saki Asamiya (Yōko Godai) Nov. 1985 – Oct. 1986 Fuji TV first starring role
Thursday Theater Toki ni wa Issho ni
木曜劇場『時にはいっしょに』 		  Oct. – Dec. 1986 Fuji TV co-starring role
Ariesu no Otome-tachi
アリエスの乙女たち 		Kaori Mizuho Apr. – Sep. 1987 Daiei TV, Fuji TV starring role
Takeda Shingen
大河ドラマ『武田信玄』 		Koi-hime, Okoko 1988 NHK Taiga drama  
Netsuppai no!
熱っぽいの! 		  Apr. – Jun. 1988 Fuji TV starring role
Oikaketai no!
追いかけたいの! 		  Oct. – Dec. 1988 Fuji TV starring role
Aitsu ga Trouble
あいつがトラブル 		Missing Persons Section member Reiko Misaki Dec. 1989 – Mar. 1990 Fuji TV starring role
Geinō Shakai
芸能社会 		  Jul. – Sep. 1990 TBS co-starring role
Kimi no Tame ni Dekiru Koto
君のためにできること 		  Jul. – Sep. 1992 Fuji TV regular guest role
Monday Drama-in Aishiteru yo!
熱っぽいの! 		Shino Kuji Oct. – Dec. 1993 TV Asahi regular guest role
Friday Jidaigeki Ō-Edo Fūunden
大江戸風雲伝 		  Apr. – Jul. 1994 NHK regular guest role
Yureru Omoi
揺れる想い 		Kanako Yokozawa Jan. – Mar. 1995 TBS starring role
Shōgun no Onmitsu: Kage Jūhachi
将軍の隠密!影十八 		Kunoichi no Miki, Doctor Jan. – Jun. 1996 TV Asahi regular guest role
Kitto Dare ka ni Au Tame ni
きっと誰かに逢うために 		  Jan. – Mar. 1996 TV Tokyo regular guest role
Shinkansen '97 Koi Monogatari
新幹線'97恋物語 		Kyōko Tsumura Apr. – Jun. 1997 TBS network regular guest role
Hitsuyō no Nai Hito
必要のない人 		Ai Miyamoto Oct. – Dec. 1998 NHK regular guest role
Shin Nanbu Daikichi Kōban Nikki
新・南部大吉交番日記 		  1999-08-12 – 1999-08-26 NHK BS-2 regular guest role
Ai no Gekijō Ikkaku Senkin Yume Kazoku
愛の劇場『一攫千金夢家族』 		  Jun. – Jul. 1997 TBS network starring role
Friday Jidaigeki Haru ga Kita
春が来た 		  Sep. – Nov. 2002 NHK  
Ai no Gekijō Ikkaku Senkin Yume Kazoku 2
愛の劇場『一攫千金夢家族2』 		  Jun. – Jul. 2003 TBS network starring role
Drama 30 Ya • Ku • So • Ku
ドラマ30『ヤ・ク・ソ・ク』 		Kyōko Tsumura May – Jul. 2005 MBS, TBS network starring role
Yaoh
夜王～YAOH～ 		Kōko Suizenji 2006-01-13 – current TBS guest star in episode 1
Wednesday Drama 7-nin no Onna Bengoshi
木曜ドラマ『7人の女弁護士』 		Kyōko Tsumura Apr. – Jul. 2006 TV Asahi regular guest role

One-shot dramas

Title Role Date Network Notes
Monday Dramaland Toki o Kakeru Shōjo
月曜ドラマランド『時をかける少女』 		Kazuko 1985-11-04 Fuji TV first starring role
performed theme song
Monday Dramaland Sailor-fuku Ren'ai Kyōshitsu: Ai no Lesson A! B! C!
月曜ドラマランド『セーラー服恋愛教室 愛のレッスンA!B!C!』 		  1986-01-06 Fuji TV  
Monday Dramaland Fujiko Fujio no Yume Camera 2 "Blue Train Blues"
月曜ドラマランド 藤子不二雄の夢カメラ2「ブルートレインブルース」 		Masami Otagiri 1987-03-02 Fuji TV starring role
Jikan Desu yo Special Haru no Megami ga Yattekita
時間ですよスペシャル「春の女神がやってきた」 		  1988-03-30 TBS  
Minamino Yoko no Okashi na Okashi na Ōdasō
南野陽子のおかしなおかしな大脱走 		Sakura and Maria Itami 1988-10-05 TBS  
Kaikyoku 30-shūnen Kinen Shinshun 3-jikan Drama Special Shuntō
開局30周年記念新春3時間ドラマスペシャル『春燈』 		Ryōko Iwata 1989-01-02 TV Asahi starring role
Akahige
赤ひげ 		Masae 1989-04-01 TBS  
Monday Drama Special Dai-san no Onna
月曜ドラマスペシャル『第三の女』 		Akane Nagahara 1989-10-16 TBS  
Yo ni mo Kimyō na Monogatari Dai-1 Series Ososugita Koibito
世にも奇妙な物語第1シリーズ『遅すぎた恋人』 		  1990-08-09 Fuji TV  
24 Jikan TV Drama Special Itsuka Mita Aoi Sora!
24時間テレビ ドラマスペシャル『いつか見た青い空!』 		  1990-08-25 NTV performed theme song
Otoko to Onna no Mystery Gokumontō
男と女のミステリー『獄門島』 		  1990-09-28 Fuji TV  
Nenmatsu Jidaigeki Special Katsu Kaishū
年末時代劇スペシャル『勝海舟』 		Junko Katsu 1990-12-30 – 1990-12-31 NTV  
Keishun Drama Special Shinshun Kon'yoku Medetai Ryokan Monogatari
迎春ドラマスペシャル『新春・混浴・めでたい旅館物語』 		  1991-01-01 Fuji TV  
Yo ni mo Kimyō na Monogatari
Fuyu no Tokubetsuhen "Ō-sama no Mimi wa Roba no Mimi"
世にも奇妙な物語『冬の特別編 「王様の耳はロバの耳」』 		Kyōko 1991-01-03 Fuji TV  
Wednesday Grand Roman Mitsuai 2.26 ni Chitta Koi
水曜グランドロマン『密愛 2.26に散った恋』 		Komaki 1991-02-20 Fuji TV starring role
Monday Drama Special Onii-chan Kaisatsuguchi
月曜ドラマスペシャル『お兄ちゃん 改札口』 		Machiko Saiki 1991-10-14 TBS  
Ōgata Jidaigeki Special Surōnin Burai Tabi
大型時代劇スペシャル『素浪人無頼旅』 		  1991-10-31 TV Asahi co-starring role
Friday Drama Theater Kisetsuhazure no Kaigan Monogatari '91 Aki
金曜ドラマシアター『季節はずれの海岸物語'91秋』 		  1991-11-08 Fuji TV  
Yo ni mo Kimyō na Monogatari Dai-2 Series Ayashii Kagami
世にも奇妙な物語第2シリーズ『あやしい鏡』 		  1991-11-14 Fuji TV  
Chūshingura
忠臣蔵 		  1991-12-13 Fuji TV  
Tokugawa Ieyasu
徳川家康 		  1992-01-03 TV Asahi  
Surōnin Burai Tabi II
素浪人無頼旅II 		  1992-03-30 TV Asahi  
Kaigai Tokusen Mystery Hong Kong Meikyūgyō
海外特選ミステリー『香港迷宮行』 		  1992-07-03 Fuji TV  
Suisei Retsu no Nagaragawa Aisaretakute
水清冽の長良川 愛されたくて 		  1992-10-08 TV Asahi  
Drama City '93 Furare Jōzu
ドラマシティー'93『ふられ上手』 		  1993-02-04 YTV starring role
Kako o Ōjo
過去を追う女 		Ritsuko, Kiyomi 1993-03-26 TBS  
Shinshun Ōgata Jidaigeki 3-jikan Special Iemitsu Bōsatsu: Sandai Shōgun ni Semaru Nazo no Ansatsu Gundan!
新春大型時代劇3時間スペシャル『家光謀殺 -三代将軍に迫る謎の暗殺軍団!-』 		  1995-01-03 TV Asahi  
Friday Entertainment Sengo 50-nen Tokubetsu Kikaku Onna-tachi no Sensō
金曜エンタテイメント 戦後50年特別企画『女たちの戦争』 		  1995-08-18 Fuji TV co-starring role
Shinshun Jidaigeki Inochi Sasagesōrō: Yume Oi Saka no Kettō Kiru! Ai mo Namida mo Kiraneba naranu!
新春時代劇『命捧げ候 -夢追い坂の決闘・斬る! 愛も涙も斬らねばならぬ!』 		Sae Iemoto 1996-01-03 NHK  
Ninja Kaeshi Mizu no Shiro: Utsunomiya Tsuritenjō no Nazo
忍者返し水の城 宇都宮釣り天井の謎 		  1996-04-30 TV Asahi  
Nemuri Kyōshirō: Kyō Atte Ashita-naki Inochi o Ikiru Mono!
眠狂四郎 今日あって明日なき命を生きる者! 		Tomoe, Shizuno 1996-09-19 TV Asahi  
Friday Entertainment Asami Mitsuhiko Series 3: Karatsu Sayo-hime Densetsu Satsujin Jiken
金曜エンタテイメント『浅見光彦シリーズ3 唐津佐用姫伝説殺人事件』 		Hisako Narusawa 1996-11-22 Fuji TV  
Shinshun Jidaigeki Special Benkei: Kairikimusō no Arahōshi! Ai to Yume o Motome Tatakai Tsuzuketa Haran no Shōgai
新春時代劇スペシャル『弁慶 怪力無双の荒法師! 愛と夢を求め戦い続けた波乱の生涯』 		  1997-01-04 TV Asahi  
Monday Drama Special Isshiki Kyōtarō Jiken Note 6: Kyōto Himatsuri Kimen Satsujin Jiken
月曜ドラマスペシャル『一色京太郎事件ノート6 京都火祭り鬼面殺人事件』 		Misato 1997-12-22 NTV  
12 o'clock Super Wide DramaIeyasu ga Mottomo Osoreta Otoko: Sanada Nobushige
12時間超ワイドドラマ『家康が最も恐れた男 真田幸村』 		Oe no Kata 1998-01-02 TV Tokyo  
RCC Kaikyoku 45-shūnen Tokubetsu Bangumi: Ōbayashi Nobuhiko Gensaku • Sōkantoku Manuke-sensei
RCC開局45周年特別番組 大林宣彦原作・総監督『マヌケ先生』 		  1998-01-24 TBS network  
Saturday Wide Gekijō 20-shūnen Tokubetsu Kikaku Mikeneko Holmes no Tasogare Hotel
土曜ワイド劇場20周年特別企画『三毛猫ホームズの黄昏ホテル』 		  1998-02-21 TV Asahi  
Monday Drama Special Seimu Chōsakan • Madogiwa Tarō no Jikenbo 4
月曜ドラマスペシャル『税務調査官・窓際太郎の事件簿4』 		Naomi Higuchi 2000-02-28 TBS  
Onna to Ai to Mystery Kita Alps Sangaku Kyōjotai • Saimon Kazuki 1: Kita Alps Hotaka Renpō Satsujin Jiken
女と愛とミステリー『北アルプス山岳救助隊･紫門一鬼1 北アルプス穂高連峰殺人事件』 		Miyako Katagiri 2001-03-04 TV Tokyo  
Watashi wa Watashi: Watashi no Ai Dakara
私は私 私の愛だから 		  2002-09-07 Fuji TV  
Onna to Ai to Mystery Morimura Seiichi Suspense: Kishibo no Batsuei
女と愛とミステリー『森村誠一サスペンス 鬼子母の末裔』 		  2003-09-10 TV Tokyo  
Saturday Wide Gekijō Nishimura Kyōtarō Travel Mystery Seikan Tokkyū Satsujin Route
土曜ワイド劇場 西村京太郎トラベルミステリー『青函特急殺人ルート』 		  2003-09-13 TV Asahi  
Monday Mystery Gekijō Kage no Kisetsu 7: Seisan
月曜ミステリー劇場『陰の季節7 精算』 		  2004-11-29 TBS  
Wada Akiko Tokubetsu Kikaku Drama The Kaigo Banchō
和田アキ子特別企画ドラマ『ザ・介護番長』 		  2005-04-07 TBS  
Drama Complex Keishichō Tokushubutai 512
ドラマ・コンプレックス『警視庁特殊部隊512』 		  2005-11-29 NTV  

Discography

Singles

Singles marked with "※" reached #1 on Oricon chart.

  Single title Japanese Release date Lyrics Composition Arrangement Notes
1 Hazukashi Sugite 恥ずかしすぎて 1985-06-23 Kan Chinfa Shunichi Tokura Masaaki Ōmura  
2 Sayonara no Memai さよならのめまい 1985-11-21 Etsuko Kisugi Takao Kisugi Mitsuo Hagita  
3 Kanashimi Monument 悲しみモニュメント 1986-03-21 Etsuko Kisugi Kisaburō Suzuki Hiroshi Shinkawa  
4 Kaze no Madrigal 風のマドリガル 1986-07-21 Reiko Yukawa Daisuke Inoue Mitsuo Hagita  
5 Approach 接近 （アプローチ） 1986-10-01 Yumi Morita Toshio Kameto Mitsuo Hagita  
6 Rakuen no Door 楽園のDoor 1987-02-01 Megumi Ogura Takao Kisugi Mitsuo Hagita ※
7 Hanashi Kaketakatta 話しかけたかった 1987-04-01 Nobumi Tozawa Masayuki Kishi Mitsuo Hagita ※
8 Pandora no Koibito パンドラの恋人 1987-07-01 Shun Taguchi Toshio Kameto Mitsuo Hagita ※
9 Aki no Indication 秋のIndication 1987-09-23 Eiko Kyo Mitsuo Hagita Mitsuo Hagita ※
10 Haikara-san ga Tōru はいからさんが通る 1987-12-02 Megumi Ogura Wataru Kuniyasu Mitsuo Hagita ※
11 Toiki de Net 吐息でネット 1988-02-26 Shun Taguchi Toshihiko Shibaya Mitsuo Hagita ※
12 Anata o Aishitai あなたを愛したい 1988-06-18 Shun Taguchi Mitsuo Hagita Mitsuo Hagita ※
13 Aki kara mo, Soba ni Ite 秋からも、そばにいて 1988-10-13 Megumi Ogura Tamashiro Itō Mitsuo Hagita ※
14 Namida ha Doko e Itta no 涙はどこへいったの 1989-02-15 Kan Chinfa Toshihiko Shibaya Mitsuo Hagita  
15 Trouble Maker トラブル・メーカー 1989-06-21 Yoko Minamino Yasuhiro Kido Mitsuo Hagita  
16 Film no Mukōgawa フィルムの向こう側 1989-11-29 Ryo Aska Ryo Aska Jun Satō ※
17 Doublegame ダブルゲーム 1990-06-01 Toyohisa Araki Takashi Miki Kei Wakakusa  
18 Hen na no!! へんなの!! 1990-07-01 Chiroru Tanibo Toshihiko Shibaya Toshihiko Shibaya  
19 Mimi o Sumashite Goran 耳をすましてごらん 1990-08-01 Daichi Yamada Jōji Yuasa Mitsuo Hagita  
20 Kiss-shite Loneliness KISSしてロンリネス 1990-11-21 Tomoko Aran Tetsurō Oda Masao Akashi  
21 Natsu no Obaka-san 夏のおバカさん 1991-06-08 Yasushi Akimoto Yoko Minamino Masao Akashi  
22 Haikara-san ga Tōru / Toiki de Net はいからさんが通る／吐息でネット 2005-07-27 as above for each song as above for each song as above for each song self cover

Sources:[6][7]

Albums

The majority of albums released after 1991 are "Best of" albums.

Album title Japanese Release date Release label Catalog no(s). Format Notes
Gelato ジェラート 1986-04-21 CBS-Sony 32DH-397 CD  
Sukeban Deka II: Shōjo Tekkamen Densetsu Original Soundtrack スケバン刑事II 少女鉄仮面伝説オリジナル・サウンドトラック 1986-05-21 CBS-Sony      
Virginal ヴァージナル 1986-11-01 CBS-Sony 32DH-540 CD  
Sukeban Deka Original Soundtrack スケバン刑事オリジナル・サウンドトラック 1987-03-05 CBS-Sony 28KH-2067 Cassette  
Bloom ブルーム 1987-05-02 CBS-Sony 32DH-653 CD  
Garland ガーランド 1987-11-01 CBS-Sony 32DH-830 CD  
Haikara-san ga Tōru Original Soundtrack はいからさんが通るオリジナル・サウンドトラック 1987-12-21 CBS-Sony 32DH-863 CD  
Nanno Singles   1988-03-21 CBS-Sony   CD "Best of " album
Global グローバル 1988-07-15 CBS-Sony 38DH-5081 CD first press included a bonus disc titled Nanno Compatibility Diagnosis Game (なんの相性診断げえむ, Nanno Aishō Shindan Gēmu)
Yoko's Favorites   1988-07-21       "Best of " album, includes a mini album featuring "B-side" songs with commentary
Badaiju: Rindenbaumu Original Soundtrack 菩提樹 リンデンバウム オリジナル・サウンドトラック 1988-08-13 CBS-Sony 28AH-5103
--		 LP
CD		 not all songs by Minamino
Snowflakes スノーフレイクス 1988-12-14 CBS-Sony 32DH-5173 CD  
ORE Special Collection: 5-nin no Idol-tachi ＯＲＥスペシャル・コレクション ～５人のアイドルたち～ 1988 CBS-Sony 32DH-5144 CD  
Gauche ゴーシュ 1989-07-12 CBS-Sony 28AH-5273 LP  
Dear Christmas ディアー・クリスマス 1989-12-01 CBS-Sony CSCL-1045 CD  
Gather ギャザー 1990-06-23        
Nanno Songless   1990-07-15        
Nanno Singles II   1991-01-01       "Best of " album
Natsu no Obaka-san 夏のおバカさん 1991-07-01 CBS-Sony SRCL-1987 CD same title as the single release
Diamond Smile ダイヤモンド・スマイル 1992-03-25 CBS-Sony SRCL-2351 CD "Best of " album
Pearl Tears パール・ティアーズ 1992-03-25       "Best of " album
Affairs of Yesterday   1992-06-21       "Best of " album featuring songs selected by Minamino herself
Dear My Best   1992-11-21       "Best of " album, 2 discs
Golden J-Pop: The Best Minamino Yoko ゴールデンJポップ　ザ・ベスト南野陽子 1998-08-21 CBS-Sony SRCL-4333/4 CD "Best of " album, 2 discs
2000 My Best   2000-06-21       "Best of " album
Bakumatsu 2001 Original Soundtrack 幕末2001オリジナル・サウンドトラック 2001-10-23        
Rakuen no Door 楽園のDoor 2002-10-09       Dream Price 1000
Nanno Singles III + My Favorites   2003-07-16       "Best of " album, 2 discs
Nanno Box ナンノ・ボックス 2005-06-22 CBS-Sony MHCL-561 CD 11 discs and a DVD
Hit Style: No. 1 History   2006-01-25 CBS-Sony MHCL-779 CD 2 discs, omnibus album featuring 32 different #1 hit J-pop stars
Nanno Soundtracks + Songless ナンノ・サウンドトラックス+ソングレス 2006-06-21 CBS-Sony MHCL-830 CD 6 discs, soundtrack songs from movies in which she starred, also Nanno Songless and Nanno Compatibility Diagnosis Game
Sukeban Deka Last Memorial: Asamiya Saki yo Eien ni スケバン刑事 ラスト・メモリアル 〜麻宮サキよ永遠に〜 2006-09-20 CBS-Sony MHCL-891 CD also features Yuki Saitō and Yui Asaka

Sources:[6][8]

Commercial tie-ins

Minamino has performed the theme songs for multiple television series and movies, and her music has been used in many commercials. Following is a list of some of them.

Song title Japanese title Description of use Notes
Sayonara no Memai さよならのめまい Insert song for Sukeban Deka II: Shōjo Tekkamen Densetsu series for Fuji TV
Approach 接近 （アプローチ） Theme song for Toki o Kakeru Shōjo for Fuji TV
Kanashimi Monument 悲しみモニュメント Theme song for Sukeban Deka II: Shōjo Tekkamen Densetsu series for Fuji TV
Kaze no Madrigal 風のマドリガル Theme song for Sukeban Deka II: Shōjo Tekkamen Densetsu series for Fuji TV
Rakuen no Door 楽園のDoor Theme song for the movie Sukeban Deka  
Yuki no Kahen 雪の花片 Commercial for the Onkyo "Radian"  
Hiruyasumi no Yūutsu 昼休みの憂鬱 Commercial for Fujitsu Personal Computers FM77AV40EX model  
Aki no Indication 秋のIndication Commercial for Cecil Chocolate from Glico  
Haikara-san ga Tōru はいからさんが通る Used multiple times:
  1. Theme song for the movie Haikara-san ga Tōru
  2. Commercial for Fujicolor film from Fujifilm
  
Ame no Mukōgawa 雨のむこうがわ Commercial for the Onkyo "Radian"  
Toiki de Net 吐息でネット Commercial for "Fitnet Lipstick" and the "Spring Bazaar" from Kanebo  
Aki kara mo, Soba ni Ite 秋からも、そばにいて Commercial for "Almond Chocolate" and "Pocky" from Glico  
Carib ni Ikitai カリブに行きたい Commercial for the FM77AV40EX computer by Fujitsu Personal Computers  
Anata o Aishitai あなたを愛したい Used multiple times:
  1. Theme song from the movie Badaiju: Rindenbaumu
  2. Commercial for JR West "WENS" service
  
Just Sweet Love   Commercial for "Cecil Chocolate" from Glico  
Soft no Shita de Aimashō リフトの下で逢いましょう Commercial for "Ski Train JR Spur-gō" for JR West  
Namida ha Doko e Itta no 涙はどこへいったの Commercial for "WENS" service from JR West  
Hitomi no Naka no Mirai 瞳のなかの未来 Opening theme song for the NHK series Aoi Blink  
Summer Fragrance サマー・フレグランス Commercial for JR West  
Mimi o Sumashite Goran 耳をすましてごらん Theme song for Itsuka Mita Aoi Sora on Nippon Television  
Omoi no Mama ni (new version) 思いのままに Message song for the NTV Nippon Television 24-Hour "TV-Ai wa Chikyū o Sukū" campaign  
Kiss-shite Loneliness KISSしてロンリネス Commercial for "Cool, Nikki, Basshon" candy drops from Asadaame  
Lonely Blue   Commercial for the Nagoya Railroad "MediaCard"  

Minamino has also appeared in many commercials which did not use her music.[9]

Product Company Time span Notes
Kirin Lemon Kirin Brewery Company 1985 – 1986  
White Telephone Card Nippon Telegraph and Telephone 1985  
Benelook Keshōhin: Sei naru Hito Dariya 1985 – 1987  
Korokororin, Hiyashi Chūka, Sakana ka na?, Fruits in Jelly House Foods 1985 – 1987  
Fujicolor HR and other film Fujifilm 1985 – 1988  
Kokusai Dial Tsūwa KDD 1986  
Radian Onkyo 1986 – 1989  
Misaki Annainin Spring Fuji TV Campaign Fuji Television 1987  
Eolia Air Conditioner Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. 1987  
Pocky Ezaki Glico 1987 – 1990  
Personal computer lines Fujitsu 1987 – 1989  
"Nengashō wa Ohayame ni" campaign Japan Post 1987  
Kanebo cosmetics products Kanebo 1988  
Multiple campaigns West Japan Railway Company 1988 – 1990  
Shower soap Shiseido 1989 – 1990  
"Cool, Nikki Basshon" campaign, Mizuame Asadaame 1989 – 1991  
MediaCard Nagoya Railroad 1991  
"Stop AIDS" campaign Tokyo 1992  
"Meruparuku" campaign Japan Postal Savings Corporation 1993  
"Kansai Digital Phone" campaign SoftBank Mobile 1994  
Kasumi-chō Kaihatsu Project Spaworld 1997 local advertisement only in greater Kansai region
"Relive" campaign Kosé Corporation 2003  
"Ōta Kanpō Ichōyaku" campaign Isan Ōta 2006  

Video

Books

Photo

  • Yōko o Hitorijime... (陽子をひとりじめ…) (April 1986, Kodansha, Photographer: Seiichi Nomura)
  • Sukeban Deka II Shashinshū (スケバン刑事II写真集) (September 1986, Hakusensha, Photographer: Ryū Ōmatsu)
  • Eiga Sukeban Deka Shashinshū: Ai no Sailor-fuku Senshi (映画スケバン刑事写真集 愛のセーラー服戦士) (1987, Bandai Visual)
  • Ki no Mama Tenshi Fūrai (生のまま天使風来) (November 1988, Wani Books, Photographer: Seiichi Nomura)
  • My Dear (January 1991, CBS-Sony Shuppan, Photographers: Seiichi Nomura, et al)
  • Great (April 1991, Kodansha, Photographers: Hajime Sawatari, et al)
  • Flowers (October 2004, Shueisha, Photographer: Yorihito Yamauchi)

Other

  • Tsukiyo no Kushami (月夜のくしゃみ) (September 1989, Kadokawa Shoten)

References

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  2. ^ Template:Ja icon "第11回 日本アカデミー賞". Retrieved 2007-01-05.
  3. ^ Template:Ja icon "中級者による切手分類　動物の部". Retrieved 2007-01-05.
  4. ^ Template:Ja icon "第16回 日本アカデミー賞". Retrieved 2007-01-05.
  5. ^ Template:Ja icon "週プレ1989 - 知誕Wiki". Retrieved 2007-01-05.
  6. ^ a b Template:Ja icon "南野陽子 のディスコグラフィー". Retrieved 2007-01-05.
  7. ^ Template:En icon "Minamino Yoko: Albums". Encyclopedia Idollica. Retrieved 2007-01-05.
  8. ^ Template:En icon "Minamino Yoko: Singles". Encyclopedia Idollica. Retrieved 2007-01-05.
  9. ^ Template:Ja icon "CM Gallery". Retrieved 2007-01-02.
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