Emiko Azuma
Acting Born Oct 19, 1924 Died Jan 8, 2010 58 credits
Biography
Emiko Azuma works in acting. Born October 19, 1924. Died January 8, 2010. Archytele lists 58 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Across a Gold Prairie
Fly Boys, Fly!Toki no kagayaki
Suzume Iro Doki
Afternoon When Flowers Fell
再会・殺意の方程式
Kagero-za
Japanese Godfather: Conclusion
Japanese Godfather: AmbitionJapan's Don
Autumn InterludeThe Possessed
My Way
Tsugaru Folksong
Shadow of LoveRika: The Mixed-Blood Girl
The Scandalous Adventures of Buraikan
Funeral Parade of RosesChivalrous PrideYoru no mesu - Hana no inochiThe Wild Sea
Monument to the Girl's CorpsThe Fox with Nine TailsThe Sweet Interns
Rebellion of JapanHappiness For You — Sentimental BoySeishun Tarō
Love and Desire in the Night MistThree Wild CatsTomo o okuru uta
The School of FleshNorthern City
Four Young Sisters
A Modern Samurai VillageBushido: The Cruel Code of the SamuraiThe IncorrigibleDistant Love
Facing to the Clouds君恋し
Tokyo KnightsThe Song of the SeasonThe Black ScarTugboat Gunman
Fighting DelinquentsSmashing the 0-LineSixteen years old
Police Precinct: Nothing Left at the SceneUnripe Fruit
City Boys, City GirlsNight Drum
Shiroi natsu
Funny Friend: The Baby and ExpressPhoenixKanshō fujin快傑耶茶坊
Burden of Love
The Glorious Days
The Love Letter Trial
Full filmography
- Across a Gold Prairie (1999)
- Fly Boys, Fly! (1995)
- Toki no kagayaki (1995) as Kinue Kanzaki
- Suzume Iro Doki (1992)
- Afternoon When Flowers Fell (1989)
- 再会・殺意の方程式 (1988) as Yoshiko Kuribayashi
- Kagero-za (1981) as Old Woman
- Japanese Godfather: Conclusion (1978) as Yukie Sakura
- Japanese Godfather: Ambition (1977) as Yukie Sakura
- Japan's Don (1977)
- Autumn Interlude (1976)
- The Possessed (1976)
- My Way (1974) as Kume Kwamura
- Tsugaru Folksong (1973)
- Shadow of Love (1972)
- Rika: The Mixed-Blood Girl (1972) as Reform School Director (uncredited)
- The Scandalous Adventures of Buraikan (1970)
- Funeral Parade of Roses (1969) as Eddie's Mother
- Chivalrous Pride (1969)
- Yoru no mesu - Hana no inochi (1969)
- The Wild Sea (1969) as Masae
- Monument to the Girl's Corps (1968)
- The Fox with Nine Tails (1968) as Tamamo (voice)
- The Sweet Interns (1968)
- Rebellion of Japan (1967) as Ryuichiro's mother
- Happiness For You — Sentimental Boy (1967)
- Seishun Tarō (1967)
- Love and Desire in the Night Mist (1966)
- Three Wild Cats (1966)
- Tomo o okuru uta (1966) as Makie
- The School of Flesh (1965)
- Northern City (1965) as Yukiko's mother
- Four Young Sisters (1964) as Hiroko Komura
- A Modern Samurai Village (1963) as Kaneko
- Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai (1963) as Hori Tamba's wife
- The Incorrigible (1963) as Masae Yoshi's mother
- Distant Love (1963)
- Facing to the Clouds (1962)
- 君恋し (1962)
- Tokyo Knights (1961) as Sakae
- The Song of the Season (1961)
- The Black Scar (1961)
- Tugboat Gunman (1961)
- Fighting Delinquents (1960) as Yuki Maehara - Nanjo's Secretary
- Smashing the 0-Line (1960) as Dr. Sugie
- Sixteen years old (1960)
- Police Precinct: Nothing Left at the Scene (1959)
- Unripe Fruit (1959)
- City Boys, City Girls (1958)
- Night Drum (1958)
- Shiroi natsu (1957)
- Funny Friend: The Baby and Express (1956)
- Phoenix (1956)
- Kanshō fujin (1956)
- 快傑耶茶坊 (1956)
- Burden of Love (1955) as Kazuko Aramaki
- The Glorious Days (1954)
- The Love Letter Trial (1951)