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Hitomi Nozoe

Acting Born Feb 11, 1937 Died May 4, 1995 Tokyo, Japan 67 credits
67
Total Credits
1953–1971
19 Years Career Span
5
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Hitomi Nozoe (野添ひとみ, Nozoe Hitomi) was a Japanese actress born on 11 February 1937 in Tokyo, Japan. She was active in film during the 1950s and early 1960s and appeared in approximately 90 films between 1953 and 1971. Some of her known works include Onna no kyôshitsu (1959), Yûrakuchô de aimashô (1958), Bibô ni tsumi ari (1959), Floating Weeds, Giants and Toys, Kisses, A Woman's Testament, Typhoon Over Nagasaki, Sisters, Warm Current, and Mito Komon's Journey to Ezo. She was married to actor Hiroshi Kawaguchi. Nozoe died on 4 May 1995, in Shinjuku, Tokyo, following complications from thyroid cancer.

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Known for

Film

Floating Weeds

as Aiko
Film

Giants and Toys

as Kyoko Shima
Film

Typhoon Over Nagasaki

1957
Film

Twilight Saloon

as Yuki Noguchi
Film

Always in My Heart

1953

Frequent co-stars

Hiroshi Kawaguchi 2 shared titles
Chishū Ryū 2 shared titles
Kōji Mitsui 2 shared titles
Hikaru Hoshi 2 shared titles
Mantarō Ushio 2 shared titles
Tatsuo Hanabu 2 shared titles
Ganjirō Nakamura II 1 shared title
Machiko Kyō 1 shared title
Ayako Wakao 1 shared title
Haruko Sugimura 1 shared title

Career timeline

New Prison Walls of Abashiri: Stormy Cape
Outlaw: Kill!Japan's Violent Gangs: The Boss and the KillersThe Private Police
Territory of the Night
Closing TimeThe Venus' Tear
Mito Komon’s Journey to EzoThe Ginza Three BoysMarriageable AgeLes Mesdemoiselles
Patterns of LoveA Woman's TestamentDare yori mo kimi o aisuAh Special Attack CorpsThe Grave Tells All
Floating WeedsThe White Road Across the RiverThe Person I ChoseBeauty the EnemyUtamaro, Painter of the Woman
The Lowest ManTainted FlowersGiants and ToysMotherShiroi akuma
Young LoversTyphoon Over NagasakiA Case of HonorOn This EarthKisses
Ai to chie no waShochiku Festival: All-Star Lineup – Studio Express / The Birth of an ActressHere It is Quiet俺は死なないTyphoon Furor
YouthEvery Day That New LifeYukikoBeautiful DaysTwilight Saloon
Between Yesterday and TomorrowAlways in My Heart Part 3Kyūkon sannin musumeKenkagarasuSunny house
Omokage no utaAlways in My Heart Part 2Sincere HeartAlways in My HeartAiyoku no sabaki

Full Filmography

67 titles
  • New Prison Walls of Abashiri: Stormy Cape (1971)
  • Outlaw: Kill! (1969)
  • Japan's Violent Gangs: The Boss and the Killers (1969)
  • The Private Police (1969)
  • Territory of the Night (1967)
  • Closing Time (1962) as Setsuko Matsuno
  • The Venus' Tear (1962)
  • Mito Komon’s Journey to Ezo (1961) as Nosappu
  • Advertisement
  • The Ginza Three Boys (1961) as Setsuko
  • Marriageable Age (1961)
  • Les Mesdemoiselles (1961) as Chieko Hanamura
  • Patterns of Love (1960) as Chidori Akagi
  • A Woman's Testament (1960)
  • Dare yori mo kimi o aisu (1960)
  • Ah Special Attack Corps (1960)
  • The Grave Tells All (1960)
  • The Last Betrayal (1960) as Yōko Komie
  • Victory and Defeat (1960) as Yoko, Muneo's sister
  • Floating Weeds (1959) as Aiko
  • The White Road Across the River (1959)
  • The Person I Chose (1959)
  • Beauty the Enemy (1959) as Kaoru Shimizu
  • Utamaro, Painter of the Woman (1959)
  • Goodbye, Hello (1959) as Michiko Aota
  • The Lowest Man (1958) as Hideko Yamabe
  • Tainted Flowers (1958)
  • Giants and Toys (1958) as Kyoko Shima
  • Mother (1958)
  • Shiroi akuma (1958)
  • The Snowy Heron (1958)
  • Forbidden Lips (1958)
  • Chance Meeting (1958) as Kana Shinohara
  • The Precipice (1958)
  • Shogun's Holiday (1958)
  • Disobedience (1958) as Kaneko Ema
  • Musume no boken (1958)
  • Makeraremasen katsumadewa (1958)
  • Young Lovers (1957)
  • Typhoon Over Nagasaki (1957)
  • A Case of Honor (1957)
  • On This Earth (1957) as Wakako Yoshikura
  • Kisses (1957) as Akiko Shirakawa
  • Warm Current (1957) as Keiko Shima
  • Ai to chie no wa (1956)
  • Shochiku Festival: All-Star Lineup – Studio Express / The Birth of an Actress (1956)
  • Here It is Quiet (1956)
  • 俺は死なない (1956)
  • Typhoon Furor (1956)
  • Twice on a Certain Night (1956)
  • Youth (1955)
  • Every Day That New Life (1955)
  • Yukiko (1955)
  • Beautiful Days (1955) as Kikuko
  • Twilight Saloon (1955) as Yuki Noguchi
  • Christ in Bronze (1955) as Ocho
  • A Woman's Life (1955) as Midori, Aoshima's younger sister
  • Sisters (1955)
  • Between Yesterday and Tomorrow (1954)
  • Always in My Heart Part 3 (1954)
  • Kyūkon sannin musume (1954)
  • Kenkagarasu (1954)
  • Sunny house (1954) as Natsuko
  • Omokage no uta (1953)
  • Always in My Heart Part 2 (1953)
  • Sincere Heart (1953)
  • Always in My Heart (1953)
  • Aiyoku no sabaki (1953)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Hitomi Nozoe best known for?

Hitomi Nozoe is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Floating Weeds (1959), Giants and Toys (1958), Typhoon Over Nagasaki (1957), Twilight Saloon (1955).

When and where was Hitomi Nozoe born?

Hitomi Nozoe was born on February 11, 1937 in Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on May 4, 1995.

How many credits does Hitomi Nozoe have?

Hitomi Nozoe has accumulated over 67 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1953 to 1971.

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Hitomi Nozoe (野添ひとみ, Nozoe Hitomi) was a Japanese actress born on 11 February 1937 in Tokyo, Japan. She was active in film during the 1950s and early 1960s and appeared in approximately 90 films between 1953 and 1971. Some of her known works include Onna no kyôshitsu (1959), Yûrakuchô de aimashô (1958), Bibô ni tsumi a...

Hitomi Nozoe by the numbers

67credits
67films
0TV series
1953–1971active years

Age in their best-rated roles

Full filmography (67) Born on February 11 In memoriam 1995

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