ヌード女優 Japanese Nude Actresses

Kumamoto City-born Shimada Yoko is best known in the west as Mariko from the 1980 mini-series Shogun. The lady-in-waiting role created an interest in Japan and its culture overseas and introduced Japanese history to foreign audiences. She won the Golden Globe For Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Drama category and was nominated for a Prime-time Emmy Award for her work on the serial in 1981. Shimada, who spoke some English for the serial, had been acting for years prior to Shogun however. She began learning ballet since age three and wanted to become a ballerina until her high high school days. Her family had moved to Tokyo when she was eight. She obtained an agent and began acting while in junior high school. The TV serial Zoku Hyouten made her famous beginning 1970. She released a nude photo book, called Kir Royal, in 1992. She was 39 and the photo book became a bestseller shifting half a million copies. At 57 she starred in an 'AV' pornography video called Mikkai in 2011. This was a tribute to her body even at that age. Shimada has a reservation for a space burial.

Born Hiramaru Kumiko in Chiba Prefecture's Sanbu-gun (now separated into Sanmushi and rural Sanbu-gun), which is next door to Narita, Japan on the 17th of June 1978, Kumiko Aso began her film career with 1995's Bad Guy Beach despite a lack of interest in acting at the time. It was 1998's Dr. Akagi, which introduced her to a wide audience in Japan. She garnered Japan Academy Prize for Best Supporting Actress for this film. Ironically, her manager had sent her to this movie's auditions and Kumiko would claim later she was not even sure what she was auditioning for. Either way, this film would not be the last, which would accord her an award. She had initially aimed to become a pop star and had sent an application for an audition. She participated in a Japanese schoolgirl audition for the Young Jump weekly magazine, which she won in 1995. She has become a well-known actress, model and product representative in her native country. Aso has also starred in a couple of Kiyoshi Kurosawa films, had a cameo in the cult film Tenten and became a stalker in Moteki, by which time she had cut her hair for an older look. Earlier she had expanded her horizons and played a leading role as an Iranian-Japanese in the 2007 Iranian film Hafez. She had contemplated quitting acting in 2006, but persisted in the profession because she enjoyed her time in Jiko Keisatsu TV serial. She married stylist Daisuke Iga in late 2007 after dating for four years and gave birth to their daughter in 2012. She gave birth to a boy in 2016. She cites reading manga as a hobby. She is signed to the Breath talent agency.

Kudoh Yuki is an accomplished Japanese singer, former teen idol and actress whose resume includes more than half a dozen records, starring roles in Japanese, Japan-Iran and Japan-Canada films, stage and anime productions. She was only seventeen when she was working overseas, in the USA, filming a movie called Mystery Train, a film she has cited as her favourite role. Born on January 17th, 1971, Kudoh won acclaim as early as 1984 as the Best Newcomer at the sixth Yokohama Film Festival for her first feature length appearance, which was for the film The Crazy Family. Kudoh has spoken both about feminism and breaking free from Japan's male-dominated culture and simultaneously pleaded in favour of distinct Japanese values and aesthetics in film and culture.

Yasuko Tomita was born on 27 February 1969 in Fukuoka, Japan. She is an actress, known for Aiko jûroku-sai (1983), The Christ of Nanjing (1995) and Bu su (1987). She has been married to Yûji Okamoto since June 2007. They have one child.

Kyôko Kishida was born on 29 April 1930 in Suginami, Tokyo, Japan. She was an actress and writer, known for Woman in the Dunes (1964), An Autumn Afternoon (1962) and Ninja, a Band of Assassins (1962). She was married to Noboru Nakaya. She died on 17 December 2006 in Tokyo, Japan.

Yumi Ishikawa was born on 1 January 1987 in Japan. She is an actress, known for Onna no ana (2014), Yûwaku wa arashi no yoru ni (2016) and Tsuwa mono domo no yume no ato: Mukidashi sex soshite... Seiai (2012).

Noriko Kijima is known for The Machine Girl (2008), The Crawler in the Attic (2016) and The Torture Club (2014).

There is not much that makes Kashiwazaki famous, except the worrying presence of a nuclear power plant, but the city has Mihiro Tangicuhi a.k.a. simply Mihiro. Born Yamase Hiromi, she is a Japanese actress, writer, singer, gravure and AV idol from Kashiwazaki City in Niigata Prefecture. She began her career as a gravure idol in 2001 and singer with her debut single SunFlower of 2004, but entered the AV universe a year thereafter. She entered the world of mainstream acting in 2006 with an appearance on TV Tokyo's drama 2nd House with gravure idol Sayaka Isoyama and increasingly appeared on TV variety shows and commercials. She was also a member of the short-lived Man-zoku Divas adult video star group. By 2007 she had a recurring role on TV Asahi's Tissue serial. She starred in the film Cruel Restaurant in 2008, which mixed fun, cooking, sex and dumplings. She continued her roles on television, cinema and adult video realms. She and many other S1 agency actresses like Ozawa Maria were regularly on TV Osaka's variety show Please Muscat or Onegai Muscat. 2009 brought the Nude autobiography, which went over her life including her entry into the porn world. Mihiro was in Korean Classroom, alongside Aoi Sora, in 2009, which aired on Korean television. Nude became a movie in 2010. She retired from adult movies in that year, but continued her life in the entertainment industry. She made many a man cross in 2015 by marrying stuntman Shimokawa Shinya on her birthday. They were dating for three years.

She debuted as a Japanese Idol and singer using the Kinouchi Miho alias in 1990. It was said that her her personality and image were different than the standard one for an Idol, which lead to a relative lack of success. Her CD debut came in 1993. She had a 1994 album, called Doushiyoumonai Watashi Iru ('Cannot Do Anything'), and issued as many as six photo books altogether later. She began nude modelling in 1995 and appeared naked in the serial Hen in 1996, which was controversial for a television drama. She went into hiatus to marry and also give birth in 1999. She is the mother of two now. She obtained a divorce and returned to the entertainment industry using her real name. She did commercial work for Livedoor ISP in 2005, but the work was soon abandoned when a fraud scandal involving the company affected her and the firm. She quit in January of 2006 and began a career at a television production company. By July she had turned to founding her own business producing variety TV programming. She maintained some nude modelling as well.

Asami Jô was born on 15 September 1975 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Denji Sentai Megaranger (1997).

Kei Mizutani was born on 7 May 1974 in Aomori Prefecture, Japan. She is an actress and producer, known for Seiju Sentai Gingaman (1998), Seiju Sentai Gingaman vs Megaranger (1999) and Choujin Sentai Jetman (1991).

Iijima Naoko hails from Yokohama, Japan's second largest city, where she was born. As a child she would walk along the ocean at Yamashita Park and enjoy the views. She was scouted at her part-time job. She began her career in 1988 on the late-night information program Wide Show 11 Pm (which ceased production in 1990) as an assistant on Nippon TV and Yomiuri TV and quickly completed several straight-to-video films, serials and photo shoots. She became a member of the eight-member pop band Ilex in 1989. She was a race queen for Chic in Japan and did gravure modelling as well. She continued doing corporate advertising for the likes of Kirin beer and Coca Cola coffee. She sold a nude photo book. She was in the band W-Nao in 1992. They mostly covered B-z. They had an original single called Rescue Me in 1995. She had a solo single in 1996. She continued appearing on Japanese television and famously married rock and roll musician Maeda Nobuteru of Tube fame in 1997. This lasted a whole four years. She starred in the play Vision! Yokohama as part of the 150th anniversary celebrations of that city's port in 2009. She continued to act for various television stations and married a second time on Christmas day to end 2012. She and her CEO beau had dated for three years. She was ranked fourth on a NTT DoCoMo poll of sexiest woman 2013. Yoko Maki was first. She has a tattoo of a red rose on her left arm. She is a fan of the band Lazy.

Iijima Ai was born in Koto Ward, Tokyo. Her birth name was Matsue Ookubo, but she would later also use Ai Candy and Mitsuko Ishii as stage names. She had a troubled childhood, according to her autobiography, where she hated her parents so much that she ran away from her home and lives on the streets. She lost her grandfather at a young age and despite doing well at elementary school could not pass to enter high school from junior high. She made a living as a hostess at night clubs, engaging in compensated dating and working at a karaoke bar. She began her adult video acting in 2002 and in one year became Japan's top porn star. She concurrently made the transition to TV by appearing on TV Tokyo's Gilgamesh Night, which was an erotic early morning show. She released a music single called Naisho De Ai Ai bizarrely involving uncoordinated children dancing, an up-skirt shot, soldiers in uniform and her with a tank and obtained a regular spot on a TV talk show. She also appeared in the mainstream movie Purupuru Tenshi Teki Kyujitsu as an angel in 1993. Her 2000 novel Platonic Sex was a bestseller in Japan selling over a million copies. She would incorporate many autobiographical details in it. Fuji TV made a four-hour mini-serial and Toho a movie based on the book. Both were toned down. She was a regular on TV on a show called KinSuma (SNAP band's Friday program). By now she had become an AIDS activist, something which is rare in Japan, and had worked with the United Nations and the Japanese government among others. By 2006 she was in ill health and had taken time off from appearing in variety shows. There was a report that her talent agency, or employee thereof, had ripped off the equivalent of a million dollars from her and she was in emotional and physical pain. These lead to her retirement from television with the announcement coming on TBS' Sunday Japan. She was 34. She had suffered from kidney and urinary tract infection. She was found dead in hey Shibuya, Tokyo apartment in on December 24th, 2008. The autopsy report assessed that she had been dead for a week. She was 36 when police reported cause of death as pneumonia. Others suspected and reported suicide or aids-related illness. Her legacy likely remains her openness and honesty regarding herself, her life and others.

Megumi Kiyosato was born on 1 November 1964. She is an actress, known for Horny Diver: Tight Shellfish (1985), Beautiful Sisters: Flesh Slaves (1986) and (Marunama) Video Room: Namatsuba Aibu (1986).

Keiko Oginome was born on 4 September 1964 in Kumamoto, Japan. She is an actress, known for Sound of the Tides (1980), The Triple Cross (1992) and Sanmon yakusha (2000). She has been married to ??? since 31 December 2012.

Ryoko Watanabe was born on 22 November 1961 in Japan. She is an actress, known for The Detective Story (1979), The Shogunate's Harem (1986) and Marked Ama: Stirred-Up Shell (1982).

Asano Atsuko, not to be confused with the writer of the same name, was born in Adachi in Northern Tokyo. Her parents ran a soba-noodle restaurant. She auditioned for a remake called "Eden No Umi" at age 15 and obtained a minor role. She had a credited role for the movie "Fumiko To Hatsu" the next year, in which she appeared nude. She delighted male audiences by also being nude in "Play It, Boogie-Woogie." She quickly began acting in feature films and by 1983 had won a Best Supporting Actress Award from the Japan Academy Prize for "Yokiroh." "The 101st Proposal" was a 1991 romantic serial, which was popular and might have heralded her peak fame. This side of the century, and since 2003, she began book reading and narrating Japanese folklore ('Kojiki' - oldest surviving chronicle in Japan) at various shrines and became an honourary professor at Tokyo's Kokugakuin University. She married writer Uozumi Tsutomu in 1983 and gave birth to a son Ouzumi Yu in 1984; he is now an NHK announcer. Like all Japanese celebrities, she has endorsed a dozen corporate products. She is represented by Ikushima Kikaku Shitsu.

Misako Tanaka was born on 11 November 1959 in Shimane, Japan. She is an actress, known for Daiamondo wa kizutsukanai (1982), Village of Doom (1983) and The Beautiful Women's City (1989).

Yumi Iori is known for The Shogunate's Harem (1986), Wakarenu riyû (1987) and Skinless Night (1991).

Misaki Morino is known for Atashira (2017), The Caged Flower (2013) and Midori: The Camellia Girl (2016).

Naoho Ichihashi is known for Onna no ana (2014) and Kowabana Sutajionokowaihanashi (2012).

Kate Aoki is known for The Full Throttle Girl (2011), Onna no ana (2014) and The Scream (2012).

Nanami Kawakami is known for Seishun no sasakure: Bukiyô na shita tsukai (2018), Planet of Amoebas (2018) and Hatsujô monogatari: Osananajimi wa Yari-mori (2019).