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Japanese singer, songwriter and voice actress (born 1977)
Haruko Momoi (Japanese: 桃井 はるこ, Hepburn: Momoi Haruko; born December 14, 1977) is a Japanese singer, songwriter and voice actress. She is one of the founders
Haruko_Momoi
Name list
Japanese politician Haruko Momma (born 1959), Japanese philologist and a scholar of Old English literature and language Haruko Momoi (桃井 はるこ; born 1977)
Haruko
Surname list
Momoi (written: 桃井 lit. "peach well") is a Japanese surname. Notable people with the surname include: Haruko Momoi (桃井 はるこ) (born 1977), Japanese voice
Momoi
Japanese musical duo
Under17 (stylized as UNDER17) was a Japanese musical duo formed in 2001 by Haruko Momoi and Masaya Koike. The group was known for producing music known colloquially
Under17
2012 Japanese TV series or program
Takato Yasuhiro; 8, 9) Café maids: Danceroid (9) Herself: Haruko Momoi (桃井 はるこ, Momoi Haruko; 9) Himself: Yukio Yamagata (山形 ユキオ, Yamagata Yukio; 9) Narrator:
Unofficial_Sentai_Akibaranger
Japanese OVA series
Haruko Momoi (OP, ep.1–5) "Shooting Star" by Haruko Momoi (OP, ep.6–7) "Otome no Mahou de Ponde-Ke-Wa" by Haruko Momoi (ED, ep.1–4) "Three" by Haruko
Nurse_Witch_Komugi
Japanese actress (born 1951)
Kaori Momoi (桃井 かおり, Momoi Kaori; born 8 April 1951) is a Japanese actress. Momoi was born in Tokyo, Japan. At the age of 12, she traveled to London to
Kaori_Momoi
Japanese anime television series
Urushibara Yū Kobayashi Lindsay Seidel Akiha Rumiho (Faris NyanNyan) Haruko Momoi Jad Saxton Yugo "Mr. Braun" Tennouji Masaki Terasoma Christopher Sabat
Steins;Gate_(TV_series)
2002 Japanese adult visual novel
and other unrelated anime. The popularity of Popotan in Japan brought Haruko Momoi and her band Under17 to prominence. The first English Popotan DVD met
Popotan
Japanese manga series
more by the story's conclusion. Sun Seto (瀬戸 燦, Seto San) Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Alexis Tipton (English) Sun is a mermaid and daughter of
My_Bride_Is_a_Mermaid
Japanese anime television series
avoid blame for the death of her dog. Maromi (マロミ, Maromi) Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Carrie Savage (English) Maromi is a character appearing as
Paranoia_Agent
Japanese television series
Hirayama Atsushi; 9-18): Nobuo Hirasawa (平沢 信夫, Hirasawa Nobuo) Haruko Momoi (桃井 晴子, Momoi Haruko; 1-10, 16): Kyōko Aratama (新玉 恭子, Aratama Kyōko) Junko Shirakawa
Ultraman_Leo
Japanese actress (1931–2024)
Yoshiko Kuga 久我 美子 Kuga in 1953 Born Haruko Koga (1931-01-21)21 January 1931 Tokyo, Japan Died 9 June 2024(2024-06-09) (aged 93) Occupation Actress Years active
Yoshiko_Kuga
Mii"'s theme, "Magical Girl Mii's Pong". All three songs were sung by Haruko Momoi of Under17. The vocals were later re-released as part of their Best complications
List_of_Popotan_soundtracks
Haruko Momoi at the Anime Expo 2007 in Los Angeles; her name card features a spelling of her name ("Halko Momoi") written surname last. In Japanese, her
Japanese_name
Japanese anime television series
Lindsay Seidel Moeka Kiryu Saori Gotō Jessica Cavanagh Faris NyanNyan Haruko Momoi Jad Saxton Kagari Shiina Megumi Han Alexis Tipton Yugo "Mr. Braun" Tennouji
Steins;Gate_0_(TV_series)
Japanese video game and anime series
Rhapsody" (贖罪のラプソディー) by Haruko Momoi "Genzai no Requiem" (原罪のレクイエム) by Kotoko Ending theme for Windows "Sigh..." by Haruko Momoi "Tsuioku no Nocturne" (追憶のノクターン)
Prism_Ark
Anime convention in San Jose, California
Gustav Horn, Ken Lally, Reuben Langdon, Patricia Ja Lee, Ric Meyers, Haruko Momoi, Jonathan Osborne, Gilles Poitras, and Hiroyuki Yamaga. May 28–31, 2010
FanimeCon
Annual anime convention in Germany
Yeatman-Eiffel (Director Ōban Star-Racers) Manga: Ayano Yamane Music: Haruko Momoi, M.o.v.e., Rentrer en Soi Voice actors: Nobuyuki Hiyama, Tetsuya Kakihara
Connichi
Japanese social networking service
model, singer Anna Tsuchiya, producer and rapper Shing02, Akihabara idol Haruko Momoi and Lupin III from the self-titled series. In 2011, Mixi announced that
Mixi
Japanese slang term for Akihabara style
including Haruko Momoi and Aoi Mizuno. Mizuno began her underground idol career by cosplaying as Shiori Fujisaki from Tokimeki Memorial. Momoi, who began
Akiba-kei
Japanese actress (1909–1997)
Haruko Sugimura (杉村 春子, Sugimura Haruko; January 6, 1909 – April 4, 1997) was a Japanese stage and film actress, best known for her appearances in the
Haruko_Sugimura
Japanese female vocal group
group jointly formed by Chiyomaru Shikura and voice actress and singer Haruko Momoi. People who have written songs for the group include Tsunku and Kōsuke
Junjō_no_Afilia
1987 video game
by Tamakichi Sakura. Besides appearing in video games, J-pop singer Haruko Momoi released an album influenced by the video game fully titled as WONDER
Wonder_Momo
Japanese actress and model (born 1998)
(1975) Kumiko Akiyoshi (1976) Shima Iwashita (1977) Meiko Kaji (1978) Kaori Momoi (1979) Yukiyo Toake (1980) Keiko Matsuzaka (1981) Masako Natsume (1982)
Suzu_Hirose
Japanese anime television series
Jessica Boone), Luna Gusuku (Haruna Ikezawa / Luci Christian), Thoria (Haruko Momoi / Tiffany Grant), Brigitta (Rie Kugimiya / Cynthia Martinez), Yumi (Naomi
Gravion
Tokimeki Memorial character
games were used to experience a more successful high school life. Singer Haruko Momoi stated that it was not unusual for people her age to have their first
Shiori_Fujisaki
Anime convention in Los Angeles
Takaaki Kidani, Masaru Kitao, Mike McFarland, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, Haruko Momoi, Shuhei Morita, Hiroshi Nagahama, Sumire Nanohana, Tomonori Ochikoshi
Anime_Expo
Japanese entertainment news website
Gen Karaki, also a bass player for such artists as Speed, Ram Rider, Haruko Momoi, and Nana Katase. Since 2014, Natasha is a subsidiary of KDDI. According
Natalie_(website)
1985 single by Cyndi Lauper
then celebrates its good fortune. Several artists, such as Bombones, Haruko Momoi, The Advantage, New Found Glory, Radical Face, Minibosses, and Tomoyuki
The_Goonies_'R'_Good_Enough
Japanese actress (1920–2015)
no hânayomê (1941) – Akiko Ôinaru kanō (1941) Kēkkon no seitaî (1941) – Haruko Sanno A Story of Leadership (1941) – eldest daughter Kibō no aozora (1942)
Setsuko_Hara
Japanese manga series and its adaptation
are about to kiss. Marin Nijihara (虹原 真鈴, Nijihara Marin) Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Hannah Alcorn (English) A Catholic witch hunter who thinks
Magikano
Japanese visual novel video game
aired on October 30, 2009. A CD containing a special Comiket show with Haruko Momoi, the voice actress of Faris NyanNyan, as the guest was released on December
Steins;Gate
Japanese-Korean anime television series
hates being called that for unknown reasons. Maya (マーヤ, Māya) Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Luci Christian (English) Class: Merchant Maya is the merchant
Ragnarok_the_Animation
2005 Japanese visual novel game by 0verflow
the game would contain music by artists such as Minami Kuribayashi, Haruko Momoi, Yozuca, and Yuria was posted on November 30, along with a release date
School_Days_(video_game)
Anime convention in Australia
Exhibition Centre Sydney, New South Wales 7,849 Hidenori Matsubara, Haruko Momoi, Masakazu Morita, and Loverin Tamburin. Concert, featuring Vocaloid,
SMASH!_(convention)
2005 video game
Additionally, she was the mascot of the magazine Magi-Cu. Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Rebecca Forstadt (English) Hanana is a plant that appeared
Bottle_Fairy
Japanese media franchise
stand up comedy shows. Mai Nonomiya (野々宮 舞, Nonomiya Mai); (Voiced by: Haruko Momoi) Specialty: Stand up comedy Mai is a short and hot tempered girl. She
Lovely_Idol
Japanese manga and anime series
(陰毛, Inmō) Voiced by: Jouji Nakata PAC2-AR (パッカー, Pakkā) Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Tia Ballard (English) Maybach Wilhelm (マイバッハ・ヴィルヘルム, Maibahha
Space_Battleship_Tiramisu
2012 video game
by Mika Arisaka, and "Soleli -Dear Destiny-" (それいゆ -Dear Destiny) by Haruko Momoi. All 3 ending themes for all 3 Episodes of the game ("Eternal Encore"
Phantasy_Star_Online_2
Japanese actress (born 2000)
(1965) Nobuko Otowa (1966) Chieko Baisho (1975) Mieko Takamine (1976) Kaori Momoi (1977) Junko Miyashita (1978) Mitsuko Baisho (1979) Mariko Kaga (1980) Yūko
Minami_Hamabe
1993 single by Kohmi Hirose
including the Exit Trance DJ Starving Trancer, featuring Maki on vocals. Haruko Momoi recorded a cover for her album More & More Quality RED: Anime Song Cover
Romance_no_Kamisama
Japanese electro band
Hito" Henji ga nai, Tada no Shitsuren no Yō da Kz composed the song for Haruko Momoi's album. "Finder" Exit Tunes Presents Shinkyoku o Utattemita An album
Livetune
Type of entertainer
dedicated venue where they perform. While Akiba-kei idols are niche, Haruko Momoi and Dempagumi.inc are cited as an examples of an Akiba-kei idols crossing
Japanese_idol
to get out of debt, (marrying into money so to speak). Mar Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Vic Mignogna (English) Mar is very short and gets stepped
List of UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie characters
List_of_UFO_Ultramaiden_Valkyrie_characters
2022 studio album by Kotoko
Kotoko D.watt D.watt 4:24 11. "Live House no Tenki Yōhō" (ライブハウスの天気予報) Haruko Momoi Momoi Haraddy 4:04 12. "Sweet Cyclone: Yay" (すぅぃ～とさいくろん-☆いぇいっ☆-) Kotoko
Sweet_Cyclone:_Yay
Japanese anime television series
competitive eater. Momo Tsukumo (ツクモ モモ, Tsukumo Momo) Voiced by: Halko Momoi (Japanese); Lara Woodhull (English) Akiba's popular Free Agent Maid. She
Akiba's_Trip:_The_Animation
Japanese actress (born 1987)
(1992) Ruby Moreno (1993) Sayuri Yoshinaga (1994) Haruko Sugimura (1995) Saki Takaoka (1996) Kaori Momoi (1997) Mieko Harada (1998) Shinobu Otake (1999)
Masami_Nagasawa
Clover Z 3:36 8. ""Rashiku" Ikimasho" ("らしく"いきましょ; I'll Go as "Myself") Haruko Momoi 3:36 9. "Sailor Star Song" (セーラースターソング) Mitsuko Horie 3:56 10. "Kaze
List of Sailor Moon soundtracks
List_of_Sailor_Moon_soundtracks
Topics referred to by the same term
1954 to 1975. Shōwa, an album by The Gerogerigegege Shōwa, an album by Haruko Momoi This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Shōwa
Shōwa
Japanese pop girl group
as their home ground. They collaborated with voice actress and singer Haruko Momoi providing vocals to her song "Akihabalove", which was produced by her
Perfume_(Japanese_band)
Japanese actress
Momoi (1989) Yoshiko Tanaka (1990) Keiko Matsuzaka (1991) Tanie Kitabayashi (1992) Shinobu Otake (1993) Ruby Moreno (1994) Saki Takaoka (1995) Haruko
Yukino_Kishii
Japanese actress and model (born 1985)
Momoi (1989) Yoshiko Tanaka (1990) Keiko Matsuzaka (1991) Tanie Kitabayashi (1992) Shinobu Otake (1993) Ruby Moreno (1994) Saki Takaoka (1995) Haruko
Yū_Aoi
2002 video game
(English) Bachelor (バチェラ, Bachera) Voiced by: Mamoru Ayukawa (PC Version), Haruko Momoi (PS2 Version), Houko Kuwashima (OVA Version) (Japanese); Luci Christian
Baldr_Force
some irritation. Chika Minazuki (水無月 ちか, Minazuki Chika) Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Kari Wahlgren (credited as Kay Jensen) (English) Taeko's
List of Ai Yori Aoshi characters
List_of_Ai_Yori_Aoshi_characters
2003 studio album by Masaaki Endoh
Masaaki Endoh Kohei Tanaka Yohgo Kohno 5:08 2. "Ai no Manifest" Haruko Momoi H. Momoi Y. Kohno 4:19 3. "Dokuritsu Kinenbi (Nu Tōhoku Higashikita Sengen
Chakuriku!!
1996 single by Megumi Hayashibara
her own version of the song for her cover album Masami Kobushi (2003); Haruko Momoi included her own take on the song for her cover album More & More Quality
Give_a_Reason
2010 audio dramas based on video game Steins;Gate
Suzuha Amane Yukari Tamura Luka Urushibara Yū Kobayashi Faris NyanNyan Haruko Momoi Moeka Kiryu Saori Gotō Yugo "Mr. Braun" Tennouji Masaki Terasoma Doctor
Steins;Gate Drama CD Alpha, Beta, and Gamma
Steins;Gate_Drama_CD_Alpha,_Beta,_and_Gamma
Japanese singer
Anime Festival Asia Indonesia, a series of duet concerts with artists Haruko Momoi and Faylan, and a solo concert planned for December 2017, were cancelled
Ami_Wajima
Anime convention in Denmark
November 12–14, 2010 DGI-byen Copenhagen 2,200 Cécile Auclair, Eva Alaime, Haruko Momoi, Iris Rönkkö, Katharina O., Laura Salviani, Vic Mignogna November 11–13
J-Popcon
1984 single by Mari Iijima
Trance Best. Mizuka covered the song on her 2008 cover album Cover Girl. Haruko Momoi covered the song on her 2008 cover album More&More Quality RED ~ Anime
Ai_Oboete_Imasu_ka
Anime songs music festival
Cy-Rim rev., JAM Project, Jyukai, Minami Kuribayashi, Nana Mizuki, Haruko Momoi, Tomoe Ohmi, Masami Okui, m.o.v.e, Psychic Lover, Suara, Naozumi Takahashi
Animelo_Summer_Live
Japanese actress and singer (born 1947)
(1992) Ruby Moreno (1993) Sayuri Yoshinaga (1994) Haruko Sugimura (1995) Saki Takaoka (1996) Kaori Momoi (1997) Mieko Harada (1998) Shinobu Otake (1999)
Meiko_Kaji
the same name. Haruko Momoi (桃井 はるこ, Momoi Haruko): An anime singer who is among the people attacked by Asakusa Alpaca. Haruko Momoi is portrayed by
List of Unofficial Sentai Akibaranger characters
List_of_Unofficial_Sentai_Akibaranger_characters
Japanese anime television series
younger brother. Komugi Nakahara (中原 小麦, Nakahara Komugi) Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Jocelyne Loewen (English) A nurse girl who betrayed the Hospital
The_SoulTaker
Japanese actress (born 1993)
1993), is a Japanese actress. Her television roles have included the young Haruko Amano in the 2013 NHK asadora Amachan and the lead role in the 2017 asadora
Kasumi_Arimura
Japanese actress (1924–2019)
(1992) Ruby Moreno (1993) Sayuri Yoshinaga (1994) Haruko Sugimura (1995) Saki Takaoka (1996) Kaori Momoi (1997) Mieko Harada (1998) Shinobu Otake (1999)
Machiko_Kyō
Anime convention in Boston
Ayres, Greg Ayres, Caitlin Glass, Kanako Ito, Shotaro Kaizuka, MINT, Haruko Momoi, Carli Mosier, Tsutomu Narita, Takamasa Sakurai, Keith Silverstein, Michael
Anime_Boston
2003 video game
Suzuki's favorite dish is grilled octopus. Moe no Mikoto (萌野命) Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (DC, PS2) She is the daughter of the executive of Moe, a purge unit Inspection
Moekan
Japanese singer, actress, television personality, and gravure idol
(1965) Nobuko Otowa (1966) Chieko Baisho (1975) Mieko Takamine (1976) Kaori Momoi (1977) Junko Miyashita (1978) Mitsuko Baisho (1979) Mariko Kaga (1980) Yūko
Megumi_(actress)
Japanese actress (born 1986)
Momoi (1989) Yoshiko Tanaka (1990) Keiko Matsuzaka (1991) Tanie Kitabayashi (1992) Shinobu Otake (1993) Ruby Moreno (1994) Saki Takaoka (1995) Haruko
Sakura_Ando
Jessica Boone), Luna Gusuku (Haruna Ikezawa / Luci Christian), Thoria (Haruko Momoi / Tiffany Grant), Brigitta (Rie Kugimiya / Cynthia Martinez), Yumi (Naomi
List_of_Gravion_episodes
Japanese theatre company
Terajima Kaori Momoi Isao Hashizume Masatoshi Nakamura Tappie Shimokawa Hiroki Hasegawa Hiroshi Akutagawa Tsuneari Fukuda Ken Mitsuda Haruko Sugimura Kiwako
Bungakuza
Japanese adult visual novel
theme is "Utamaru Ekaki Uta" (うたまるえかき唄; lit. "Utamaru Drawing Song") by Haruko Momoi which was used in episodes eight and 15. The third ending theme is "Sonzai"
Da_Capo_(video_game)
2001–2002 Japanese anime series
Character Japanese voice actor English dubbing actor Ai Hayakawa (アイ・ハヤカワ) Haruko Momoi Jessica Schwartz Yu Hayakawa (ユウ・ハヤカワ) Yuka Imai Evan Slack Lisa Pacifist
Final_Fantasy:_Unlimited
Japanese actress (1980–2020)
Momoi (1989) Yoshiko Tanaka (1990) Keiko Matsuzaka (1991) Tanie Kitabayashi (1992) Shinobu Otake (1993) Ruby Moreno (1994) Saki Takaoka (1995) Haruko
Yuko_Takeuchi
Japanese culture festival held in Moscow, Russia
artists who have performed at the festival: 2010: AKB48 2011: Kan, May J., Haruko Momoi 2012: Yui Makino 2013: Sumire Uesaka 2014: Eir Aoi "В Москве прошел Japan
J-Fest
Anime convention in Montreal, Canada
August 12–14, 2011 Palais des congrès de Montréal Montreal, Quebec 9,520 Haruko Momoi, The 404s, Académie des chasseurs de prime, Maral "Sarcasm-hime" Agnerian
Otakuthon
Japanese actress (born 2000)
Momoi (1989) Yoshiko Tanaka (1990) Keiko Matsuzaka (1991) Tanie Kitabayashi (1992) Shinobu Otake (1993) Ruby Moreno (1994) Saki Takaoka (1995) Haruko
Yuumi_Kawai
Japanese actress (born 1983)
Momoi (1989) Yoshiko Tanaka (1990) Keiko Matsuzaka (1991) Tanie Kitabayashi (1992) Shinobu Otake (1993) Ruby Moreno (1994) Saki Takaoka (1995) Haruko
Asami_Mizukawa
1979 Japanese film
based on a novel of the same name by Noriko Minobe. The film stars Kaori Momoi as Mariko, a college student in the 1970s attempting to navigate her relationships
No_More_Easy_Life
2008 compilation album by Various artists
album Evolution Koishimasho nebarimasho (恋しましょ ねばりましょ) Performed by: Haruko Momoi From 4th album Do-Can Wasuregusa (ワスレグサ) Performed by: Hironobu Kageyama
Tribute_to_Masami_Okui:_Buddy
Japanese OVA series
dating Kaburaki-sensei, who in episode 25 asks to marry her. Voiced by: Haruko Momoi (Japanese); Liz Johnson (English) Mugio Rokuhara (六原 麦男, Rokuhara Mugio)
Kujibiki_Unbalance
Japanese musical artist (born 1973)
Momoi (1989) Yoshiko Tanaka (1990) Keiko Matsuzaka (1991) Tanie Kitabayashi (1992) Shinobu Otake (1993) Ruby Moreno (1994) Saki Takaoka (1995) Haruko
Rie_Miyazawa
Japanese game book series
Ai no Senshi Wandā Momo; "Warrior of Love Wonder Momo") Voiced by: Haruko Momoi From the video game Wonder Momo. Illustrated by Poyoyon Rock. Luna (うさぎんアイドル
Queen's_Gate_(gamebook)
Japanese actress
Momoi (1989) Yoshiko Tanaka (1990) Keiko Matsuzaka (1991) Tanie Kitabayashi (1992) Shinobu Otake (1993) Ruby Moreno (1994) Saki Takaoka (1995) Haruko
Mitsuko_Baisho
Japanese actress and singer (born 1982)
(1992) Ruby Moreno (1993) Sayuri Yoshinaga (1994) Haruko Sugimura (1995) Saki Takaoka (1996) Kaori Momoi (1997) Mieko Harada (1998) Shinobu Otake (1999)
Kyoko_Fukada
Japanese actress and singer
(1965) Nobuko Otowa (1966) Chieko Baisho (1975) Mieko Takamine (1976) Kaori Momoi (1977) Junko Miyashita (1978) Mitsuko Baisho (1979) Mariko Kaga (1980) Yūko
Mieko_Takamine
Japanese actress (born 1952)
(1992) Ruby Moreno (1993) Sayuri Yoshinaga (1994) Haruko Sugimura (1995) Saki Takaoka (1996) Kaori Momoi (1997) Mieko Harada (1998) Shinobu Otake (1999)
Keiko_Matsuzaka
Japanese manga series
ending theme is "Luminary", both performed by Tsukune's voice actress Haruko Momoi. Oppliger, John (December 16, 2005). "Ask John: What are the Best Anime
Majokko_Tsukune-chan
Japanese musical artist
Garko (Remix) 2002 Ayumi Hamasaki / I am,,, HONDA LADY / 88 (remix) Haruko Momoi / Heavenly Punishment!! (Remix) 2003 Ayumi Hamasaki / REAL ME (Remix)
Ram_Rider
Japanese singer and actress (born 1966)
Koibito (2007) Second to Last Love (2012–25) Penance (2012) Amachan (2013), Haruko Amano Totto TV (2016), narrator Kangoku no Ohimesama (2017), Kayo Baba Idaten
Kyoko_Koizumi
Blaster. He is portrayed by Kenji Ōshima (大島 健二, Ōshima Kenji). Haruko Momoi (桃井 晴子, Momoi Haruko; 1-10, 16): Aged 18, she is the operator of MAC Station and
List of Ultraman Leo characters
List_of_Ultraman_Leo_characters
Japanese actress
(1965) Nobuko Otowa (1966) Chieko Baisho (1975) Mieko Takamine (1976) Kaori Momoi (1977) Junko Miyashita (1978) Mitsuko Baisho (1979) Mariko Kaga (1980) Yūko
Jitsuko_Yoshimura
Japanese actress (1933–2009)
(1965) Nobuko Otowa (1966) Chieko Baisho (1975) Mieko Takamine (1976) Kaori Momoi (1977) Junko Miyashita (1978) Mitsuko Baisho (1979) Mariko Kaga (1980) Yūko
Yōko_Minamida
1988 Japanese film
juxtaposed with the reality of what will transpire the following day. Kaori Momoi as Tsuruko Miura Kaho Minami as Yae Miura Atsuko Sendo as Akiko Miura Arthur
Tomorrow_(1988_film)
Japanese actress of Korean descent (born 1964)
(1965) Nobuko Otowa (1966) Chieko Baisho (1975) Mieko Takamine (1976) Kaori Momoi (1977) Junko Miyashita (1978) Mitsuko Baisho (1979) Mariko Kaga (1980) Yūko
Kaho_Minami
1995–96 Japanese psychological horror manga
Hamaguchi Yōsuke Kubozuka as Takao Nanbu Mieko Harada as Hisako Wachi Kaori Momoi as Hiroko Tada Mariko Sumiyoshi as Chikako "Chiharu" Hirukoma Helter Skelter
Helter_Skelter_(manga)
Japanese actress (born 1955)
(1992) Ruby Moreno (1993) Sayuri Yoshinaga (1994) Haruko Sugimura (1995) Saki Takaoka (1996) Kaori Momoi (1997) Mieko Harada (1998) Shinobu Otake (1999)
Yūko_Tanaka
Japanese actress (born 1945)
(1992) Ruby Moreno (1993) Sayuri Yoshinaga (1994) Haruko Sugimura (1995) Saki Takaoka (1996) Kaori Momoi (1997) Mieko Harada (1998) Shinobu Otake (1999)
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