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Junko Miyazono

Acting Born May 30, 1943 Tokyo, Japan 66 credits

Biography

Junko Miyazono is a Japanese actress born on May 30, 1943, in Tokyo, Japan. In 1960, she passed Toei's seventh New Faces audition, which was a process that launched the careers of numerous famous Japanese film stars. Other individuals who passed the audition that year included Akemi Misawa, Yuriko Mishima, and Yuki Mieko. Throughout her career, Miyazono has known credits in acting. Among the films associated with her work are Ju-ichinin no samurai, Kiba okaminosuke, and Kiba okaminosuke jigoku giri. Additionally, in 2004, she was featured on an omnibus album titled Sawa Tamaki and Play Girl Music Collection, which was released by actress, politician, and singer Tamaki Sawa. On this album, Miyazono performed a song titled A Woman's Justice.

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Career

Career overview

Junko Miyazono is a Japanese actress born on May 30, 1943, in Tokyo, Japan. Her career in the entertainment industry spans numerous credits, with a known record of sixty-five credits on the Movie Database platform. In 1960, Miyazono reached a significant milestone in her career by passing Toei's seventh New Faces audition, a selective process that launched the careers of many famous Japanese film stars. Several other individuals also passed the audition that year, including Akemi Misawa, Yuriko Mishima, and Yuki Mieko.

Throughout her career in film and television, Miyazono has been recognized for her acting work in various productions. Her filmography includes appearances in movies such as Ju-ichinin no samurai, Kiba okaminosuke, and Kiba okaminosuke jigoku giri. In addition to her acting career, Miyazono expanded her artistic pursuits into music. In 2004, she was featured in an omnibus album titled Sawa Tamaki and Play Girl Music Collection, which was released by the actress, politician, and singer Tamaki Sawa. As part of this release, Miyazono performed a song titled A Woman's Justice. Miyazono continues to be recognized in the industry as a versatile Japanese actress with a sustained presence in film, television, and music recordings.

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Career timeline

不倫 この愛が裁けますか
A Single Flower Withered
The Sucker's Blunt Dagger
Oyuki, the Crimson SwallowDelinquent Girl Boss: Blossoming Night DreamsBloodstained Clan of HonorThe Final GambleModern Sorority
PlaygirlEx-Convict - Territory of RampageQuick-draw OkatsuDelinquent Boss: Wolves of the CityThe Cross of Vengeance
Brothers'Code - The Back RelationEnlisted YakuzaBlue in IsezakiOhyaku: The Female DemonTales of the Inner Chamber
North Sea ChivalryThe Shogun and His MistressesEleven SamuraiJourneyOrganized Violence
Code Between Brothers 2Convicted WomanYakuza HooligansSamurai WolfCode Between Brothers 3
The Hoodlum BrothersVerminThe Flower and the DragonCold Rice, Osan, ChanLord Tokugawa Ieyasu
Orders from HellHere Because of YouUkyunosuke's Reverse Ichimonji CutThe Glamorous GhostNight Scandal in Japan
A Devil of a GentlemanSong of YakuzaAsakusa no kyōkaku
Tales of President MitoThe Yagyu Military Art: One Eyed SwordsmanI. George monogatari taiyō no ko
Police Precinct Part 17Police Precinct Part 17Feisty Edo Girl Nakanori-sanBotchan yarō seizoroiDaigaku buyū-den

Full filmography

  • 不倫 この愛が裁けますか (1984)
  • A Single Flower Withered (1974)
  • The Sucker's Blunt Dagger (1971)
  • Oyuki, the Crimson Swallow (1970) as Oyuki
  • Delinquent Girl Boss: Blossoming Night Dreams (1970) as Umeko Nagumo
  • Bloodstained Clan of Honor (1970) as Michiyo
  • The Final Gamble (1970)
  • Modern Sorority (1970)
  • Playgirl (1969)
  • Ex-Convict - Territory of Rampage (1969)
  • Quick-draw Okatsu (1969) as Okatsu, the female samurai
  • Delinquent Boss: Wolves of the City (1969)
  • The Cross of Vengeance (1969)
  • The Bad Guy Blues (1969)
  • Okatsu the Fugitive (1969) as Okatsu, the female samurai
  • Nagasaki Blues (1969)
  • Brothers'Code - The Back Relation (1968)
  • Enlisted Yakuza (1968)
  • Blue in Isezaki (1968) as Reiko
  • Ohyaku: The Female Demon (1968) as Ohyaku Dayu
  • Tales of the Inner Chamber (1968)
  • Once and For All Pt.2 (1968)
  • The Marked Man (1968)
  • North Sea Chivalry (1967)
  • The Shogun and His Mistresses (1967) as O-kon
  • Eleven Samurai (1967) as Orie
  • Journey (1967)
  • Organized Violence (1967)
  • A Story from Abashiri Prison—Duel in Snow Storm (1967) as Yukiko
  • The Gambler's Law (1967)
  • The Chivalrous Life (1967)
  • Dissolution Rites (1967) as Sachiko
  • Code Between Brothers 2 (1966)
  • Convicted Woman (1966) as Midaidokoro
  • Yakuza Hooligans (1966) as Yumi
  • Samurai Wolf (1966) as Lady Chise
  • Code Between Brothers 3 (1966)
  • Code Between Brothers (1966) as Kuni
  • Nothing But Bones (1966)
  • Flower and Dragon: Duel of the Sea Caves (1966)
  • Koto—The Lake of Tears (1966) as Teruko
  • The Hoodlum Brothers (1965)
  • Vermin (1965)
  • The Flower and the Dragon (1965)
  • Cold Rice, Osan, Chan (1965)
  • Lord Tokugawa Ieyasu (1965)
  • A Lonely Gamble (1965) as Takako Higashino
  • Orders from Hell (1964)
  • Here Because of You (1964)
  • Ukyunosuke's Reverse Ichimonji Cut (1964)
  • The Glamorous Ghost (1964) as Reiko Matsuda
  • Night Scandal in Japan (1964) as Yoko
  • The Sharks (1964)
  • An Impudent Man (1964)
  • A Devil of a Gentleman (1963)
  • Song of Yakuza (1963)
  • Asakusa no kyōkaku (1963) as Michiko Katagai
  • Tales of President Mito (1962)
  • The Yagyu Military Art: One Eyed Swordsman (1962)
  • I. George monogatari taiyō no ko (1962)
  • Police Precinct Part 17 (1961) as Yumiko Taniguchi
  • Police Precinct Part 17 (1961)
  • Feisty Edo Girl Nakanori-san (1961)
  • Botchan yarō seizoroi (1961)
  • Daigaku buyū-den (1961)
  • Darling Escape (1961)