Tamae Kiyokawa
Acting Born May 24, 1903 Died Jan 21, 1969 Shiba, Minato, Tokyo, Japan 130 credits
Biography
Tamae Kiyokawa works in acting. Born May 24, 1903 in Shiba, Minato, Tokyo, Japan. Died January 21, 1969. Archytele tracks 130 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Snake Woman's CurseAge of Japanese GuerrillasI Sell My HusbandRogue
Love for an IdiotFive Star Private
Women Doing Time
Seisaku's WifeChained Bitch
Song of Happiness
Onsen GeishaSing, Young People!
My GeishaMama, I Need You!Red Love, Green LoveKyū-chan ondoGakusei geisha koi to kenka
Otoko no meigaraThe Ginza Three BoysShin nitōhei monogatari medetaku gaisen no makiMarriageable AgeBoss Takes to the Road
The Legendary HellThe Akasaka Sisters: Soft Touch of NightWait for TomorrowBeyond the HillsRumble Festival
Fox and RaccoonA Young Boss Tries Really HardImage of a MotherUtamaro, Painter of the Woman
The Boy Who Came BackDiary of an Elegant Hot SpringThe Judo ChampMegitsune BuroThe Snowy Heron
On This EarthGood Luck to These TwoEmployee Full of FightZokuzoku Ôban: Dotô henThe Blue Sky Maiden
Beyond The StarsJacks and JillsWill-o'-the-WispMarathon Samurai大当り男一代
Mother and SonSo Deep in My HeartA Girl Who Delivers HappinessNonki saiban
Young EyesFive SistersWakai hito-tachiDitchA 16-Year-Old Girl's Jazz Festival
Love LetterTokyo Profile
A Guide to MarriageGeisha WaltzAchako's Notebook of Youth: TokyoLove's CheerleaderThird Class Executives
Wakai musumetachiGinza CosmeticsNightshade FlowerUnder the Blossoming PeachTsuki yori no haha
Amakara chindōchūA Mother's LoveGuntō nanban-senBlue Sky AngelBeyond the Hills
Ghost Cat of NabeshimaGood-Bye!RinchiHills of a Foreign CountryOdoroki ikka
The 99th BrideInvitation to Happiness
Lord for a NightHinoki Butai
A Tale of Archery at the Sanjusangendo
This Happy Life
The Song Lantern
Green EarthCurrents of Youth
A Man's Flower Road of TriumphKodakara fūfuHideko the Bus ConductorYukiko and Natsuyo
China Night明朗五人男A Gentle Breeze With FatherHideko the CheerleaderWife of a Lily
The Day BeforeThe Fighting FiremenThe Old Man of the Propeller
Pastoral Symphony
Full Filmography
130 titles- Snake Woman's Curse (1968) as Tami
- Age of Japanese Guerrillas (1968) as Tora
- I Sell My Husband (1968)
- Rogue (1968) as Teruko
- Love for an Idiot (1967) as Masako
- Five Star Private (1967)
- Women Doing Time (1966)
- Seisaku's Wife (1965) as Omaki
- Chained Bitch (1965)
- Song of Happiness (1964)
- Onsen Geisha (1963) as Kiyo
- Sing, Young People! (1963) as Boarding house landlady
- My Geisha (1962) as Amatsu Hisako
- Mama, I Need You! (1962)
- Red Love, Green Love (1962) as Kume Oda
- Kyū-chan ondo (1962)
- Gakusei geisha koi to kenka (1962)
- Danchi fujin (1962)
- Sutekina 16-sai (1962)
- Kiriko no unmei (1962)
- Otoko no meigara (1961)
- The Ginza Three Boys (1961)
- Shin nitōhei monogatari medetaku gaisen no maki (1961)
- Marriageable Age (1961)
- Boss Takes to the Road (1961)
- Botchan yarō seizoroi (1961)
- Tale of Ａ Company Boss Pt.２ (1961)
- The Legendary Hell (1960) as Ochika
- The Akasaka Sisters: Soft Touch of Night (1960)
- Wait for Tomorrow (1960)
- Beyond the Hills (1960) as Mineko Furukawa
- Rumble Festival (1960)
- Tsukinode no ketto (1960) as Otami
- The Chivalrous Youth of Great Edo (1960)
- Fox and Raccoon (1959) as Mitsu, Hangoro’s Wife
- A Young Boss Tries Really Hard (1959) as Ofuku
- Image of a Mother (1959)
- Utamaro, Painter of the Woman (1959)
- The Boy Who Came Back (1958) as Kikue Hosokawa
- Diary of an Elegant Hot Spring (1958)
- The Judo Champ (1958)
- Megitsune Buro (1958)
- The Snowy Heron (1958)
- 直八子供旅 (1958)
- Love, Fireworks and Fire Bombs (1958)
- The Young Boss is Third Generation (1958) as Ofuku
- Gomen asobase Hanamuko sensei (1958)
- On This Earth (1957) as Tami - Mineya's wife
- Good Luck to These Two (1957)
- Employee Full of Fight (1957)
- Zokuzoku Ôban: Dotô hen (1957) as Oyoshi
- The Blue Sky Maiden (1957)
- Beyond The Stars (1956) as Okaku
- Jacks and Jills (1956) as Shino (Rumiko's mother)
- Will-o'-the-Wisp (1956)
- Marathon Samurai (1956)
- 大当り男一代 (1956) as 女房お兼
- Masura o hashutsu fukai (1956)
- Mother and Son (1955) as Mitsue Hayakawa
- So Deep in My Heart (1955)
- A Girl Who Delivers Happiness (1955)
- Nonki saiban (1955)
- Young Eyes (1954)
- Five Sisters (1954)
- Wakai hito-tachi (1954)
- Ditch (1954)
- A 16-Year-Old Girl's Jazz Festival (1954)
- Love Letter (1953)
- Tokyo Profile (1953)
- A Guide to Marriage (1952)
- Geisha Waltz (1952) as Tomie Yoshida
- Achako's Notebook of Youth: Tokyo (1952) as Female boss
- Love's Cheerleader (1952) as Tamae
- Third Class Executives (1952)
- Mōjū Tsukai no Shōjo (1952)
- Wakai musumetachi (1951)
- Ginza Cosmetics (1951) as Saku Kineya
- Nightshade Flower (1951)
- Under the Blossoming Peach (1951)
- Tsuki yori no haha (1951) as Oyasu
- Meeting of the Ghost of Apres-Guerre (1951)
- Amakara chindōchū (1950)
- A Mother's Love (1950)
- Guntō nanban-sen (1950)
- Blue Sky Angel (1950)
- Beyond the Hills (1950)
- Golden Beast (1950) as Nurse Kida
- When We Came Back (1950)
- Akogare no Hawaii kôro (1950)
- Ghost Cat of Nabeshima (1949)
- Good-Bye! (1949)
- Rinchi (1949)
- Hills of a Foreign Country (1949) as Aunt
- Odoroki ikka (1949)
- Zenigata Heiji Detective Story: Heiji Covers All of Edo (1949)
- Kekkon Sanjûshi (1949) as Aiko's mother
- The 99th Bride (1947)
- Invitation to Happiness (1947)
- Lord for a Night (1946)
- Hinoki Butai (1946)
- A Tale of Archery at the Sanjusangendo (1945) as Omatsu
- This Happy Life (1944)
- The Song Lantern (1943)
- Green Earth (1942)
- Currents of Youth (1942) as Makiko's Aunt
- A Man's Flower Road of Triumph (1941)
- Kodakara fūfu (1941)
- Hideko the Bus Conductor (1941) as Innkeeper
- Yukiko and Natsuyo (1941) as Gin Odagiri
- China Night (1940)
- 明朗五人男 (1940)
- A Gentle Breeze With Father (1940)
- Hideko the Cheerleader (1940) as Hideko's grandmother
- Wife of a Lily (1940)
- Wedding Day (1940)
- The Day Before (1939) as Omasa
- The Fighting Firemen (1939) as Obun
- The Old Man of the Propeller (1939)
- Pastoral Symphony (1938)
- Young Lady (1937)
- Learn from Experience, Part One (1937)
- Shirobara wa sakedo (1937)
- A Woman's Sorrows (1937)
- Learn from Experience, Part Two (1937)
- Karayuki-san (1937)
- The Responsibility of Kissing (1936)
- The Road I Travel with You (1936)
- Morning's Tree-Lined Street (1936) as Madame at café
- I Am a Cat (1936) as Kaneda's Wife
- Drifting (1935)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Tamae Kiyokawa best known for?
Tamae Kiyokawa is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Love for an Idiot (1967), My Geisha (1962), Love Letter (1953), Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer (2021).
When and where was Tamae Kiyokawa born?
Tamae Kiyokawa was born on May 24, 1903 in Shiba, Minato, Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on January 21, 1969.
How many credits does Tamae Kiyokawa have?
Tamae Kiyokawa has accumulated over 130 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1935 to 1968.
What is Tamae Kiyokawa's background in cinema and television?
Tamae Kiyokawa (清川玉枝, Kiyokawa Tamae, May 24, 1903 – January 21, 1969) was a Japanese actress born in Shiba, Tokyo. She is known for her roles in films such as Haha no omokage (1959), Love Letter (1953), and Kengô tai gôketsu: Homare no kessen (1956). She died on January 21, 1969 in Japan.
Tamae Kiyokawa by the numbers
130credits
130films
0TV series
1935–1968active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Love Letter (1953) — aged about 50
- My Geisha (1962) as Amatsu Hisako — aged about 59
- Love for an Idiot (1967) as Masako — aged about 64
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