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Momoko Kôchi

Acting Born Mar 7, 1932 Died Nov 5, 1998 Tokyo, Japan 44 credits
44
Total Credits
1954–1995
42 Years Career Span
9
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Momoko Kôchi works in acting. Born March 7, 1932 in Tokyo, Japan. Died November 5, 1998. Archytele tracks 44 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

Godzilla vs. Destoroyah
Crimson Lotus
Kyukei no KoyaPromise at 20 years
Totteoki no Seishun
Tora-san Plays Daddy
Lost Chapter of Snow: Passion
Mitsugetsu
松田聖子のはじめての情事Konnichiwa Hânesu
The Battle of Port Arthur: Will Love Die?
On-yado Kawasemi
Tokyo Suburbia
Godzilla
The Sisters and I
Happiness of Us Alone
A Woman’s Uphill Slope
The Princess of Badger Palace
A Rainbow Plays in My Heart: Part 1Half Human: The Story of the Abominable SnowmanStory of a Detective's AssistantThe Luckiest DaiThe Mysterians
Godzilla, King of the Monsters!Three Youngmen and a Dream GirlLove on Rainbow IslandA Strong Wind BlowsWharf with the Weeping Girl
Young Love Conquers AllFrame of SnowBeast Man Snow ManThe Road to the SpringNo Response from Car 33
GodzillaBride in a Bathing SuitZoku botchan shain

Full Filmography

44 titles
  • Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995) as Emiko Yamane
  • Crimson Lotus (1993)
  • Kyukei no Koya (1992)
  • Promise at 20 years (1992)
  • Totteoki no Seishun (1988)
  • Tora-san Plays Daddy (1987) as Kimiko
  • Lost Chapter of Snow: Passion (1985) as Kane
  • Mitsugetsu (1984) as Mitsuko's mother
  • 松田聖子のはじめての情事 (1983)
  • Konnichiwa Hânesu (1983) as Itami Natsu
  • The Battle of Port Arthur: Will Love Die? (1981)
  • On-yado Kawasemi (1980)
  • Tokyo Suburbia (1979)
  • Godzilla (1977) as Emiko Yamane
  • The Sisters and I (1967) as Madame at Étoire
  • Happiness of Us Alone (1961)
  • A Woman’s Uphill Slope (1960) as Yumi
  • The Princess of Badger Palace (1958) as Singing woman
  • A Rainbow Plays in My Heart: Part 1 (1957)
  • Half Human: The Story of the Abominable Snowman (1957) as The Girl
  • Story of a Detective's Assistant (1957) as Yūko
  • The Luckiest Dai (1957)
  • The Mysterians (1957) as Hiroko Iwamoto
  • The Lonely Swordsman (Part 2) (1957)
  • Godzilla, the Monster of the Pacific Ocean (1957) as Emiko Yamane (as Momaku Kuchi)
  • Elephant from "Zoo Story" (1957) as Yoshiko (Student mobilization)
  • The Decoy (1957) as Ikuko Koide (Prosecutor’s daughter)
  • A Rainbow Plays in My Heart: Part 2 (1957) as Ikuko Aso
  • Godzilla, King of the Monsters! (1956) as Emiko Yamane
  • Three Youngmen and a Dream Girl (1956) as Eiko (Taniyama’s Lover)
  • Love on Rainbow Island (1956) as Young girl at Kuro Village
  • A Strong Wind Blows (1956) as Atsuko Shiraishi
  • Wharf with the Weeping Girl (1956) as Maki
  • Fighting Cha Cha Girl (1956) as Hatsuko
  • The Wife is a University Student (1956) as Yoshiko Okamoto (Junior College Student)
  • Young Love Conquers All (1955)
  • Frame of Snow (1955) as Yayoi (Katsu’s sister)
  • Beast Man Snow Man (1955) as Machiko Takeno
  • The Road to the Spring (1955) as Ogawa Ume
  • No Response from Car 33 (1955)
  • Godzilla (1954) as Emiko Yamane
  • Bride in a Bathing Suit (1954) as Chīko
  • Zoku botchan shain (1954)
  • Matsumoto Seichō no Ekiro

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Momoko Kôchi best known for?

Momoko Kôchi is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995), Mitsugetsu (1984), Godzilla (1977), Half Human: The Story of the Abominable Snowman (1957).

When and where was Momoko Kôchi born?

Momoko Kôchi was born on March 7, 1932 in Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on November 5, 1998.

How many credits does Momoko Kôchi have?

Momoko Kôchi has accumulated over 44 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1954 to 1995.

What is Momoko Kôchi's background in cinema and television?

Momoko Kôchi (March 7, 1932–November 5, 1998) was a Japanese actress, best known for her role of Emiko Yamane in Inoshiro Honda's "Gojira" (1954), and she replayed Emiko in her last film Godzilla vs. Destoroyah in 1995.