Saki Aibu
Biography
Saki Aibu (相武紗季, Aibu Saki) was born on 20 June 1985 in Takarazuka, Hyōgo, Japan. She is a Japanese actress represented by Box Corporation. Aibu is credited with sixty‑nine acting roles across film and television, and she is listed under several transliterations of her name, including 아이부 사키 and あいぶ さき. Among her screen work, she appears in the 2009 Japanese‑Singaporean film Professor Layton and the Eternal Singer. Her professional profile identifies acting as her primary occupation, and she is publicly recognized by the stage name 相武紗季.
Career overview
Saki Aibu, born on 20 June 1985 in Takarazuka, Hyōgo, Japan, is a Japanese actress represented by Box Corporation. Her career is documented with sixty‑nine credited performances across film and television, indicating a substantial body of work in Japanese media. The TMDB profile lists her primary professional focus as acting, and she is identified by the stage name 相武紗季, with alternate renderings in Korean and Chinese scripts.
Aibu’s filmography includes participation in the 2009 feature film Professor Layton and the Eternal Singer, a Japanese‑Singapore co‑production directed by Masakazu Hashimoto. In that project she shared the screen with actors such as Yo Oizumi, Maki Horikita, Nana Mizuki and Atsuro Watabe. The inclusion of this title among her known credits reflects her involvement in genre‑spanning productions that combine elements of mystery and adventure.
Across her career, Aibu has been recognized primarily for her acting contributions, accumulating a diverse range of roles that span both television series and movies. While specific character names and award details are not provided in the available sources, the volume of credited work and her association with notable productions underscore her established presence in the Japanese entertainment industry.
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66 titles- Please Die My Beloved (2025) as Riko Kagami
- Last Man: The Blind Profiler (2023)
- Reversal Orchestra (2023) as Kaori Goto
- Our Dearest Sakura (2019) as Sumire Hino
- The Good Wife (2019) as Aki Toyama
- Onna no Kunsho (2017)
- 花実のない森 (2017)
- My Dangerous Wife (2016) as Kitasato Anna
- Medical Team Lady da Vinci’s Diagnosis (2016) as Yukino Nitta
- A Loving Husband (2016) as Sumire Kadokura
- Great evil does not go to sleep: The counterattack of the special investigation unit prosecutor (2016) as Haruka Hattanda
- Reed of Glass (2015) as Setsuko Koda
- Angel Heart (2015) as 槙村香
- Doctors' Affairs (2015)
- Kari Kare (2015) as An Toyoshima
- Mr. Love Chemistry 2 (2015)
- Massan (2014) as Ema Kameyama
- Last Doctor (2014) as Yoshizaki Kaoruko
- Oiesan (2014) as Sen
- Magnet Man (2014)
- Rich Man, Poor Woman in New York (2013)
- Miss Pilot (2013) as Oda Chisato（小田 千里）
- Mother Strikes Back (2013) as 李里香
- The Liar and His Lover (2013) as Mari
- The Locked Room Murders (2012) as Kurusu Nahoko
- Rich Man, Poor Woman (2012) as Yoko Asahina
- FLY！～平凡なキセキ～ (2012)
- I'm Mita, Your Housekeeper (2011) as Urara Yuuki
- Hankyu Railways - A 15-Minute Miracle (2011) as Mayumi
- Rebound (2011) as Nobuko Ōba
- 告発〜国選弁護人 (2011)
- ミエルオンナ月子～真夏の夜のコワーイ話～ (2011) as 浅丘月子
- Neck (2010) as Sugina Mayama
- The History of Our Family (2010) as Hibari Misora
- Pro Bono (2010) as Kiriko Yanagida
- Perfect Report (2010)
- Death Game Park (2010) as Kirishima Sae
- Women Play Twice (2010)
- Eternal First Love (2010) as Ruri Sato
- Golden Slumber (2010) as Inoue Koume
- Goodbye Love (2010)
- Death Game Park (2010) as Sae Kirishima
- Heart of a Samurai (2009) as Hanahime
- Buzzer Beat (2009) as Natsuki Nanami
- Triangle (2009) as Goda Yui
- Chichi yo, anata wa erakatta - 1969 nen no oyaji to boku (2009)
- MR.BRAIN (2009)
- Tales of the Bizarre: 2009 Spring Special (2009) as (segment "Mayonaka no satsujinsha")
- Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva (2009) as Emmy Altava (voice)
- Absolute Boyfriend (2008) as Riiko Izawa
- Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure Into the Underworld - The Seven Magic Users (2007) as Miyoko Mangetsu (voice)
- The Family (2007) as Tsugiko Manpyo
- Utahime (2007) as Kishida Suzu/Matsunaka Ruriko
- Love and Farm (2007) as Fujii Ayaka
- Attention Please (2006) as Wakamura Yayoi
- Happy! (2006) as Umino Miyuki
- Regatta: Kimi to ita eien (2006)
- Zorori the Naughty Hero: Quest For The Mysterious Treasure (2006) as Tail (voice)
- Happy! (2006) as 海野幸
- Beat Kids (2005) as Nanao
- Give It All (2005) as Rie Yano
- どんまい! (2005)
- The Taste of Tea (2004) as Hotaru
- Gekidan Engimono (2004)
- Water Boys (2003) as Hayakawa Atsumi
- The Lion Teacher (2003) as Aya Onohara
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Saki Aibu best known for?
Saki Aibu is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Please Die My Beloved (2025), My Cousin Rachel (1952), To Be Number One (1991), Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971).
When and where was Saki Aibu born?
Saki Aibu was born on June 20, 1985 in Takarazuka, Hyōgo, Japan.
How many credits does Saki Aibu have?
Saki Aibu has accumulated over 66 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2003 to 2025.
What is Saki Aibu's background in cinema and television?
Saki Aibu (相武紗季, Aibu Saki) was born on 20 June 1985 in Takarazuka, Hyōgo, Japan. She is a Japanese actress represented by Box Corporation. Aibu is credited with sixty‑nine acting roles across film and television, and she is listed under several transliterations of her name, including 아이부 사키 and あいぶ さき. Among her scree...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Massan (2014) as Ema Kameyama — aged about 29
- I'm Mita, Your Housekeeper (2011) as Urara Yuuki — aged about 26
- Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure Into the Underworld - The Seven Magic Users (2007) as Miyoko Mangetsu (voice) — aged about 22
- Water Boys (2003) as Hayakawa Atsumi — aged about 18
- Please Die My Beloved (2025) as Riko Kagami — aged about 40
- Tales of the Bizarre: 2009 Spring Special (2009) as (segment "Mayonaka no satsujinsha") — aged about 24
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