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Setsuko Wakayama

Acting Born Jun 7, 1929 Died May 9, 1985 Meguro, Tokyo, Japan 52 credits

Biography

Setsuko Wakayama was a Japanese actress. Born on June 7, 1929, in Meguro, Tokyo, Japan, she is known by the stage name 若山セツ子. Wakayama is also referred to as 若山. She is identified as a female and had a career in acting. Throughout her career, she was involved in 54 known credits. Setsuko Wakayama passed away on May 9, 1985, at the age of 55.

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Career

Career overview

Setsuko Wakayama was a Japanese actress who began her acting career. She was known for her work in the film industry, with a total of 54 known credits. Wakayama's stage name was 若山セツ子, and she was also known as 若山.

Throughout her career, Wakayama's primary profession was acting. She appeared in numerous films and television shows, although specific titles and roles are not mentioned in available information. Wakayama's contributions to the entertainment industry were significant, with a substantial number of credits to her name.

Setsuko Wakayama passed away on May 9, 1985, at the age of 55. Her place of birth was Meguro, Tokyo, Japan, and she was born on June 7, 1929.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Gigantis, the Fire MonsterSamurai SagaFox and Raccoon
Kampai! Miai Kekkon
The Lonely Swordsman (Part 2)Sazae-san SequelThe 36 PassengersThe Shadow DaughterOn Wings of Love
Seishun no otoSazae-sanTwice on a Certain NightSummer in Eclipse
Godzilla Raids AgainThe Road to the SpringBored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Demon PalaceThe Rookie Managers
Forever Be MineEnomoto's Heaven and Hell
Jirocho's Home-ComingJirocho Strikes a Daring BlowJirocho, the HuntedHer Captive GamblersJirocho Begins His Roving Life
Jirocho Rises in FameKin no tamago: Golden GirlSwift CurrentLove's Zephir Along the TokaidoViolence
Wakai musumetachiSwords and BrocadeSaijoke no kyoenCordon at MidnightBengawan Solo
Conduct Report on Professor IshinakaEscape at DawnBeyond the HillsThe Angry StreetBattle of Roses
The Blue Mountains: Part IIThe Blue Mountains: Part IHakuchō wa kanashikarazuya
A Visage to Remember
Snow TrailFour Love Stories

Full filmography

  • Gigantis, the Fire Monster (1959) as Hidemi
  • Samurai Saga (1959) as (uncredited)
  • Fox and Raccoon (1959) as Toshiko Murayama
  • Kampai! Miai Kekkon (1958) as Haruko Nishida
  • The Lonely Swordsman (Part 2) (1957)
  • Sazae-san Sequel (1957)
  • The 36 Passengers (1957)
  • The Shadow Daughter (1957)
  • On Wings of Love (1957) as Taeko Okada
  • Seishun no oto (1956)
  • Sazae-san (1956)
  • Twice on a Certain Night (1956)
  • Summer in Eclipse (1956) as Taeko
  • Godzilla Raids Again (1955) as Hidemi Yamaji
  • The Road to the Spring (1955)
  • Bored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Demon Palace (1955)
  • The Rookie Managers (1955)
  • Forever Be Mine (1954)
  • Enomoto's Heaven and Hell (1954)
  • Jirocho's Home-Coming (1953)
  • Jirocho Strikes a Daring Blow (1953)
  • Jirocho, the Hunted (1953)
  • Her Captive Gamblers (1953)
  • Jirocho Begins His Roving Life (1953)
  • Yasugorō shusse (1953)
  • Mole Alley (1953)
  • Jirocho Rises in Fame (1952)
  • Kin no tamago: Golden Girl (1952)
  • Swift Current (1952)
  • Love's Zephir Along the Tokaido (1952) as Pilgrim's Daughter
  • Violence (1952)
  • Love's Cheerleader (1952) as Kazuko Yamamoto
  • Wakai musumetachi (1951)
  • Swords and Brocade (1951)
  • Saijoke no kyoen (1951)
  • Cordon at Midnight (1951)
  • Bengawan Solo (1951) as Sister Cartini
  • 祇園物語 春怨 (1951)
  • Conduct Report on Professor Ishinaka (1950) as Yoshiko Kimura
  • Escape at Dawn (1950) as Kaoru
  • Beyond the Hills (1950)
  • The Angry Street (1950)
  • Battle of Roses (1950)
  • Four Seasons of Women (1950) as Sakai Mangame
  • Wife and the Female Reporter: A Crisis of Young Love (1950)
  • Shojohou (1950) as Taniguchi Kayo
  • The Blue Mountains: Part II (1949) as Kazuko Sasai
  • The Blue Mountains: Part I (1949) as Kazuko Sasai
  • Hakuchō wa kanashikarazuya (1949)
  • A Visage to Remember (1948)
  • Snow Trail (1947) as Haruko
  • Four Love Stories (1947)