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Rio Kishida

Known For
Writing
Born
March 10, 1946 in Okaya, Nagano Prefecture, Japan
Died
June 28, 2003
Active Years
1974–1997 (24 Years)
Total Credits
24 credits in database
Writing Born Mar 10, 1946 Died Jun 28, 2003 Okaya, Nagano Prefecture, Japan 24 credits
24
Total Credits
1974–1997
24 Years Career Span
5
Vault Titles
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Key Co-Stars

Biography

Subject: Rio Kishida (Writing).
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Name: Rio Kishida (岸田理生, Kishida Rio).
Profession: Japanese playwright, director, and screenwriter.
Associations: Underground (angura) experimental theater movement.
Themes: Wrote several plays about women and the problems they faced in a patriarchal society that run parallel with the second wave of the feminist movement in Japan.
Known for: Akio Jissoji's Mystery File 1 (1997), Marquis de Sade's Prosperities of Vice (1988), and Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 1 (1992).
Birth: March 10, 1946, in Okaya, Nagano Prefecture, Japan.
Death: June 28, 2003 (TMDB/Wikiwand/Wiki2) or June 27, 2003 (IMDb) in Nagano, Japan. Age 57.
Credits: 24 known credits (TMDB).

Rio Kishida (岸田理生, Kishida Rio) was a Japanese playwright, director, and screenwriter associated with the underground (angura) experimental theater movement. Born on March 10, 1946, in Okaya, Nagano Prefecture, Japan, she wrote several plays concerning women and the problems they faced in a patriarchal society that ran parallel with the second wave of the feminist movement in Japan. Kishida is known for her work on Akio Jissoji's Mystery File 1 (1997), Marquis de Sade's Prosperities of Vice (1988), and Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 1 (1992). She died in June 2003 in Nagano, Japan, at the age of 57.
"Rio Kishida (岸田理生, Kishida Rio)

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Career

Career overview

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Name: Rio Kishida (岸田理生, Kishida Rio).
Role: Japanese playwright, director, and screenwriter.
Associated movement: Underground (angura) experimental theater movement.
Themes: Wrote several plays about women and the problems they faced in a patriarchal society, running parallel with the second wave of the feminist movement in Japan.
Known for: Akio Jissoji's Mystery File 1 (1997), Marquis de Sade's Prosperities of Vice (1988), and Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 1 (1992).
Known credits: 24.
Birth: March 10, 1946, in Okaya, Nagano Prefecture, Japan.
Death: June 28, 2003 (TMDB/Wikiwand/Wikipedia) or June 27, 2003 (IMDb) in Nagano, Japan. Age 57.
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Rio Kishida was a Japanese playwright, director, and screenwriter. She is associated with the underground (angura) experimental theater movement. Her body of work includes several plays focused on women and the specific challenges they encountered within a patriarchal society. These themes ran parallel to the second wave of the feminist movement in Japan.
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Kishida has 24 known credits. She is recognized for her work on titles such as Marquis de Sade's Prosperities of Vice (1988), Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 1 (1992), and Akio Jissoji's Mystery File 1 (1997). Born on March 10, 1946, in Okaya, Nagano Prefecture, Kishida's career spanned several decades until her death in 2003.
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Rio Kishida was a Japanese playwright, director, and screenwriter associated with the underground (angura) experimental theater movement. She wrote several plays regarding women and the problems they faced in a patriarchal society, which ran parallel with the second wave of the feminist movement in Japan.

Throughout her career, Kishida accumulated 24 known credits. She is known for her work on Marquis de Sade's Prosperities of Vice (1988), Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 1 (1992), and Akio Jissoji's Mystery File 1 (1997). Born in Okaya, Nagano Prefecture, on March 10, 1946, Kishida was a significant figure in Japanese theater and film. She died in June 2003 in Nagano, Japan.
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"Rio Kishida was a Japanese playwright, director, and screenwriter associated with the underground (angura) experimental theater movement. She wrote several plays regarding women and the problems they faced in a patriarchal society, which ran parallel with the second wave of the feminist movement in Japan.

Throughout her career, Kishida accumulated 24 known credits. She is known for her work on Marquis de Sade's Prosperities of Vice (1988), Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 1 (1992), and Akio J

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Career timeline

Akio Jissoji's Mystery File 2 · DirectorAkio Jissoji's Mystery File 1 · Director
Naran · Writer
Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 1 · ScreenplayAkio Jissoji’s Museum of Wonders - Volume of the Museum · Director
Harikomi · Screenplay
Tales of the Bizarre · WriterWhy She Won't Marry · Writer
Summer Vacation 1999 · ScreenplayMarquis de Sade’s Prosperities of Vice · ScreenplayMy Heart Belongs to Daddy · Writer
Bedtime Eyes · Screenplay
Blue Lake Girl · Screenplay
Allusion: Reincarnation Story · Screenplay
Farewell to the Ark · Screenplay
Fruits of Passion · Writer
Path of the Beast · Screenplay
Private Collections · ScreenplayGrass Labyrinth · Screenplay
Shintokumaru · WriterAn Attempt to Describe the Measure of a Man · Screenplay
The Boxer · Screenplay
Wet Lust: Opening the Tulip · Screenplay
Pastoral: To Die in the Country · Assistant Director

Full Filmography

24 titles
  • Akio Jissoji's Mystery File 2 (1997) Director
  • Akio Jissoji's Mystery File 1 (1997) Director
  • Naran (1995) Writer
  • Akio Jissoji's Wonder Museum 1 (1992) Screenplay
  • Akio Jissoji’s Museum of Wonders - Volume of the Museum (1992) Director
  • Harikomi (1991) Screenplay
  • Tales of the Bizarre (1990) Writer
  • Why She Won't Marry (1990) Writer
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  • Summer Vacation 1999 (1988) Screenplay
  • Marquis de Sade’s Prosperities of Vice (1988) Screenplay
  • My Heart Belongs to Daddy (1988) Writer
  • Bedtime Eyes (1987) Screenplay
  • Blue Lake Girl (1986) Screenplay
  • Allusion: Reincarnation Story (1985) Screenplay
  • Farewell to the Ark (1984) Screenplay
  • Fruits of Passion (1981) Writer
  • Path of the Beast (1980) Screenplay
  • Private Collections (1979) Screenplay
  • Grass Labyrinth (1979) Screenplay
  • Shintokumaru (1978) Writer
  • An Attempt to Describe the Measure of a Man (1978) Screenplay
  • The Boxer (1977) Screenplay
  • Wet Lust: Opening the Tulip (1975) Screenplay
  • Pastoral: To Die in the Country (1974) Assistant Director

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Rio Kishida best known for?

Rio Kishida is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Tales of the Bizarre (1990), Bedtime Eyes (1987), Fruits of Passion (1981), Private Collections (1979).

When and where was Rio Kishida born?

Rio Kishida was born on March 10, 1946 in Okaya, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. They passed away on June 28, 2003.

How many credits does Rio Kishida have?

Rio Kishida has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1974 to 1997.

What is Rio Kishida's background in cinema and television?

Subject: Rio Kishida (Writing). Goal: Write a 90-130 word factual identity profile. Constraints: Use ONLY provided facts. No inventions. No markdown/formatting. Plain prose only. No headings/preamble/quotes. Style: Meticulous archivist, neutral, encyclopedic. Name: Rio Kishida (岸田理生, Kishida Rio). Profession: Japanese ...

Rio Kishida by the numbers

24credits
23films
1TV series
1974–1997active years

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