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Hiroko Maki

Known For
Acting
Born
November 10, 1948 in Tokyo, Japan
Died
July 22, 2000
Active Years
1972–2001 (30 Years)
Total Credits
16 credits in database
Acting Born Nov 10, 1948 Died Jul 22, 2000 Tokyo, Japan 16 credits
16
Total Credits
1972–2001
30 Years Career Span
4
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Hiroko Maki was a Japanese actress born on November 10, 1948, in Tokyo, Japan. Known professionally by the stage name 真木洋子, she was also referred to as Hiro. Her career included sixteen known acting credits. She is recognized for her leading role in the NHK morning drama series Ai yori aoku, which aired from 1972 to 1973. Her filmography includes appearances in Akira Kurosawa films such as Dreams, released in 1990, and Rhapsody in August, released in 1991. Other film credits include Wasabi, The Blossom and the Sword, The International Gang of Kobe, Love Me Tenderly, Love Me Wildly, Lady on 6th Street: Taste of Honey, Zero, and The Sea of Eden. Hiroko Maki died on July 22, 2000, at the age of 51.

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Career

Career overview

Hiroko Maki was a Japanese actress born in Tokyo on November 10, 1948. Throughout her career, she was recognized for her work in both film and television. She is noted for her leading role in the long-running NHK morning drama series Ai yori aoku, which aired from 1972 to 1973. Her filmography includes appearances in works directed by Akira Kurosawa, specifically Dreams, released in 1990, and Rhapsody in August, released in 1991.

Her broader body of film work includes credits such as The Blossom and the Sword, which was released in 1973, and the 2001 film Wasabi. Additional film appearances attributed to her career include The International Gang of Kobe, Love Me Tenderly, Love Me Wildly, Lady on 6th Street: Taste of Honey, Zero, and The Sea of Eden. According to industry records, she was credited with 16 known works during her lifetime. Hiroko Maki died on July 22, 2000, at the age of 51.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Wasabi
GorotsukiHorror House Vol.1: Grudge Ghost Classroom
Rhapsody in August
A Cornered Apartment Wife
ZeroSomeday, Someone Will Be Killed不倫 この愛が裁けますか
Lady on 6th Street: Taste of Honey
Love Me Tenderly, Love Me Wildly
The Sea of EdenYojōhan seishun garasu-bari
The International Gang of Kobe
Hashū Hankachō
The Blossom and the Sword
Ai yori aoku

Full Filmography

16 titles
  • Wasabi (2001) as Atsuko Nakano
  • Gorotsuki (1992)
  • Horror House Vol.1: Grudge Ghost Classroom (1992)
  • Rhapsody in August (1991)
  • A Cornered Apartment Wife (1985)
  • Zero (1984)
  • Someday, Someone Will Be Killed (1984) as Ami Nagayama
  • 不倫 この愛が裁けますか (1984)
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  • Lady on 6th Street: Taste of Honey (1982) as Eri
  • Love Me Tenderly, Love Me Wildly (1979) as Michiyo
  • The Sea of Eden (1976)
  • Yojōhan seishun garasu-bari (1976) as 水島英子
  • The International Gang of Kobe (1975) as Maki Tajima
  • Hashū Hankachō (1974)
  • The Blossom and the Sword (1973) as Mine Kondô
  • Ai yori aoku (1972) as 田宮(村上)真紀

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Hiroko Maki best known for?

Hiroko Maki is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Wasabi (2001), Rhapsody in August (1991), Love Me Tenderly, Love Me Wildly (1979), Ai yori aoku (1972).

When and where was Hiroko Maki born?

Hiroko Maki was born on November 10, 1948 in Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on July 22, 2000.

How many credits does Hiroko Maki have?

Hiroko Maki has accumulated over 16 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1972 to 2001.

What is Hiroko Maki's background in cinema and television?

Hiroko Maki was a Japanese actress born on November 10, 1948, in Tokyo, Japan. Known professionally by the stage name 真木洋子, she was also referred to as Hiro. Her career included sixteen known acting credits. She is recognized for her leading role in the NHK morning drama series Ai yori aoku, which aired from 1972 to 19...

Hiroko Maki by the numbers

16credits
14films
2TV series
1972–2001active years

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