Yoko Moriguchi
Yoko Moriguchi is a Japanese actress.[1] She made her film debut with Tora-san Goes Religious? In 1983.[2]
Yoko Moriguchi
- Name
- Yoko Moriguchi
- Born
- 5 August 1966
- Birthplace
- Tokyo, Japan
- Occupation
- Actress
- Awards
- Japanese Professional Movie Awards 2003 Unloved – Best Actress
- Nationality
- Japan.
- Honours
- Japanese Professional Movie Awards.
- Languages
- Japanese.
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• Name — Yoko Moriguchi • Born — 5 August 1966 • Birthplace — Tokyo, Japan • Occupation — Actress • Years Active — 1983–present • Children — 1 • Website — shochiku-enta.co.jp/actress/moriguchi/ • Awards — Japanese Professional Movie Awards 2003 Unloved – Best Actress
Television
Television
• Hissatsu Shigotonin V (1985) • A.D. Boogie (1991) • Imoto Yo (1994) • Toki o Kakeru Shojo (1994) • Hachidai Shogun Yoshimune (1995), Takehime • Minikui Ahiru no Ko (1996) • Sono Ki ni Naru Made (1996) • Love Generation (1997) • Perfect Love (1999) • Yamato Nadeshiko (2000) • Quiz (2000) • Mona Lisa no Hohoemi (2000) • Aoi (2000), Lady Okaji • Handoku (2001) • 2001 no Otoko Un (2001) • Hero (2001) • Shomuni 3 (2002) • Salaryman Kintaro 3 (2002) • Marusa!! (2003) • Diamond Girl (2003) • Kimi ga Omoide ni Naru Mae ni (2004) • Wonderful Life (2004) • Hikari to Tomo ni (2004) • Suna no Utsuwa (2004) • Keishicho Kanshiki Han 2004 (2004) • Risou no Seikatsu (2005) • Sokoku (2005) • Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari Nekama na Otoko (2005) • Kegareta Shita (2005) • Yoshitsune (2005) • Boku no Aruku Michi (2006) • 59 Banme no Proposal (2006) • Attention Please (2006) • Jikou Keisatsu (2006) • Hanochi (2007) • Swan no Baka (2007) • Hanazakari no Kimitachi e (2007) • Natsu Kumo Agare (2007) • Byouin no Chikara (2007) • Warui Yatsura (2007) • General Rouge no Gaisen (2010) • Chichi, Nobunaga (2017) • AIBOU: Tokyo Detective Duo (2020–present), Mari Koide • Brothers in Arms (2026), Fuku[10]
Identity
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Yoko Moriguchi is recorded with the occupation actor. Recorded as a citizen of Japan.
Life and career
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Life and career
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1966
Yoko Moriguchi was born on 5 August 1966.
Film
• Tora-san Goes Religious? (1983) • Final Take (1986) • Chichi (1988) • Kacho Shima Kosaku (1992) • Unloved (2001) • Casshern (2004) • The Taste of Fish (2008) • Rebirth (2011) • Key of Life (2012) • Orange (2015) • Solomon's Perjury 2: Judgment (2015) • The Sun (2016) • To Each His Own (2017) • Shoplifters (2018) • He Won't Kill, She Won't Die (2019) • Come On, Kiss Me Again! (2020) • Hiroshima Piano (2020)[3] • Love Mooning (2021)[4] • I'll Be Your Ears (2021)[5] • The Lone Ume Tree (2021)[6] • Whisper of the Heart (2022), Shizuku's mother[7] • Shylock's Children (2023)[8] • Cross My Mind (2024)[9]
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- 1.Yoko Moriguchi. 日本タレント名鑑.
- 2.Yoko Moriguchi profile. 松竹.
- 3.おかあさんの被爆ピアノ. eiga.com.
- 4.万田邦敏監督新作「愛のまなざしを」に仲村トオル×杉野希妃×斎藤工×中村ゆり. eiga.com.
- 5.『僕が君の耳になる』作品情報. Cinema Cafe.
- 6.加賀まりこが54年ぶりに映画主演、「梅切らぬバカ」で塚地武雅と親子役. Natalie.
- 7.耳をすませば. eiga.com.
- 8.シャイロックの子供たち. eiga.com.
- 9.Cross my mind. eiga.com.
- 10.豊臣兄弟!:来年大河ドラマ新キャスト10人発表(役柄一覧あり). Mantan-web. 9 December 2025.
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