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Japanese film actress
Ineko Arima (有馬稲子, Arima Ineko; born 3 April 1932) is a Japanese stage and film actress. She has appeared in films of directors such as Yasujirō Ozu, Mikio
Ineko_Arima
1957 Japanese film by Yasujirō Ozu
Tōkyō boshoku) is a 1957 Japanese drama film by Yasujirō Ozu starring Ineko Arima and Setsuko Hara. It was written by Ozu and Kōgo Noda, and is Ozu's last
Tokyo_Twilight
1962 Japanese film
her farewell note written on it to Ukon who has taken refuge in Kaga. Ineko Arima as Ogin Tatsuya Nakadai as Takayama Ukon Mieko Takamine as Riki Masakazu
Love_Under_the_Crucifix
1958 Japanese film
approaches Hirayama to ask for the hand of his elder daughter, Setsuko (Ineko Arima). Hirayama is extremely unhappy that his daughter has made wedding plans
Equinox_Flower
Surname list
Shimabara Domain Haruo Arima (有馬 暎夫), Japanese former football player Ineko Arima (有馬 稲子; born 1932), Japanese actress Kaoru Arima (有馬 馨; 1893–1956), admiral
Arima_(surname)
Japanese actress and writer (born 1932)
Goodwill Ambassador. She co-founded Ninjin Club with Yoshiko Kuga and Ineko Arima in 1954. She made her acting debut in 1951 in Noboru Nakamura's film
Keiko_Kishi
1959 Japanese film
Nakadai as Kaji Michiyo Aratama as Michiko Chikage Awashima as Tōfuku Kin Ineko Arima as Shunran Yō Sō Yamamura as Okishima Keiji Sada as Kageyama Kōji Nanbara
The Human Condition I: No Greater Love
The_Human_Condition_I:_No_Greater_Love
1959–1961 trilogy of films by Masaki Kobayashi
Nakadai as Kaji Michiyo Aratama as Michiko Chikage Awashima as Tōfuku Kin Ineko Arima as Shunran Yō Sō Yamamura as Okishima Keiji Sada as Kageyama Kōji Nanbara
The Human Condition (film series)
The_Human_Condition_(film_series)
Kabuki actor (1932–1997)
to Arima Ineko between 1961 and 1965. During his marriage with Ineko he had a relationship with Kieko Awaji and, following his divorce from Ineko they
Yorozuya_Kinnosuke
Japanese novelist (1916–1995)
production company, first heard of the novel from actress and club member Ineko Arima. Arima was the first one in the group to have read the novel before it became
Junpei_Gomikawa
City in Kansai, Japan
Mexico (Mexico City, Mexico) Yuko Nakanishi, Japanese Butterfly swimmer Ineko Arima, Japanese film actress Koki Ando, President and CEO of Nissin Foods and
Ikeda,_Osaka
1971 Japanese film
interviews and dramatized scenes. The film stars Mariko Okada, Ruriko Asaoka, Ineko Arima, Rentarō Mikuni and Isao Kimura. Its score was composed by Toshi Ichiyanagi
Confessions_Among_Actresses
Japanese actress (1931–2024)
Club (Bungei purodakushon Ninjin Kurabu) with actresses Keiko Kishi and Ineko Arima to enable better working conditions for actors within the studio system
Yoshiko_Kuga
18th-century Japanese scandal
Hidetoshi Nishijima as Ikushima Shingorō. A 1971 television series featured Ineko Arima as Ejima, and kabuki actor Takao Kataoka (now Kataoka Nizaemon XV) as
Ejima-Ikushima_affair
1963 film
Shibiku-Shosuke Yasutaka Hori Takeshi Katō Yoshiko Mita as Kyoko Hitomi Ineko Arima as Maki, Shuzo's wife Isao Kimura as Hirotaro Iguchi (as Ko Kimura) Michiko
Bushido,_Samurai_Saga
Japanese talent agency
Group to Mojo Music & Media in 2019. Rika Adachi Kazu Ando Kei Aran Ineko Arima Haruka Ayase Minori Chihara Kyoko Date Kyoko Fukada Shoko Haida Minami
Horipro
1961 Japanese film
Yoshiko Kuga as Teiko Uhara Hizuru Takachiho as Sachiko Murota / Emmy Ineko Arima as Hisako Tanuma / Sally Koji Nambara as Kenichi Uhara / Masuzaburo Sone
Zero_Focus
Japanese annual drama series
1969 Kōji Ishizaka (as Nagao Kagetora/Uesugi Kenshin) Fumie Kashiyama Ineko Arima Osamu Takizawa Kōji Takahashi Detail Sengoku period. Only episode 50
Taiga_drama
Japanese actress (born 1934)
Studios. She had her film debut in Kimi shinitamo koto nakare, replacing Ineko Arima due to illness. She was given her stage name by her co-star Ryō Ikebe
Yoko_Tsukasa
1969 Japanese TV series or program
Kakizaki Yajirō Hideo Takamatsu as Kanazu Shinbei Shirō Itō as Naya Tatsuzo Ineko Arima as Mats as Naya Tatsuzoue Goichi Yamada as Tokura Yohachiro Akira Nagoya
Ten_to_Chi_to_(TV_series)
Kōji Takahashi 1965 Muhōmatsu no isshō Kenji Misumi Shintarō Katsu, Ineko Arima, Ken Utsui 1965 Yotsuya Kaidan Shirō Toyoda Tatsuya Nakadai, Mariko Okada
List of historical films set in Asia
List_of_historical_films_set_in_Asia
1954 Japanese film
Sadako Sawamura as Nobu Ken Uehara as Tabe Hiroshi Koizumi as Kiyoshi Ineko Arima as Sachiko Bontarō Miake as Seki Sonosuke Sawamura as Sentarō Daisuke
Late_Chrysanthemums
1959 Japanese film by Yasujirō Ozu
Eitarō Shindō and Chikage Awashima as the primary leads, Masami Taura and Ineko Arima as the youth leads, and Isuzu Yamada as the former mistress, but filming
Floating_Weeds
1957 Japanese film
kills the drunken Joe by pushing him in front of a passing army truck. Ineko Arima as Shizuko Fumio Watanabe as Nishida Tatsuya Nakadai as Joe Asao Sano
Black_River_(1957_film)
Japanese writer and theatrical producer (born 1940)
and the aid of its staff. Albery also enlisted her friend, the actress Ineko Arima, to voice a Japanese version of the English Amarant Trust's informational
Nobuko_Albery
Japanese film production company
founded on April 16, 1954, by actresses Keiko Kishi, Yoshiko Kuga, and Ineko Arima. The company aimed to circumvent the restrictive Japanese studio system
Ninjin_Club
Title Director Cast Genre Notes All of Myself Kon Ichikawa Ryō Ikebe, Ineko Arima, Kinuko Ito —N/a The Crucified Lovers Kenji Mizoguchi Kazuo Hasegawa
List of Japanese films of 1954
List_of_Japanese_films_of_1954
Fictional samurai novel
(1962), a Bungei pro production, directed by Kinuyo Tanaka. It stars Ineko Arima. Ogin-sama aka Love and Faith (1978), a Takarazuka Eiga production, directed
Ogin-sama
Japanese actor (1923–2013)
Kinuyo Tanaka in a naturalistic manner. In the scene where he beats Ineko Arima, the actress who plays a wife who had committed adultery in Night Drum
Rentarō_Mikuni
Ichikawa, Tamao Nakamura Drama A Spring of Happiness Masanori Kakei Ineko Arima, Jun Negami, Mieko Takamine —N/a Tomorrow's Happiness Shunkai Mizuho
List of Japanese films of 1955
List_of_Japanese_films_of_1955
– Nagisa Oshima, film director and screenwriter (d. 2013) April 3 – Ineko Arima, film actress April 4 – Meisei Goto, author (d. 1999) April 16 – Shigeko
1932_in_Japan
1962 film
the 12th Berlin International Film Festival. Joji Ai (as I. George) Ineko Arima as Junko Koshiro Harada as Ishiguro Yukari Ohba Takahiro Tamura "充たされた生活"
Mitasareta_seikatsu
Hasegawa Drama [citation needed] Night Drum Tadashi Imai Rentarō Mikuni, Ineko Arima Drama [unreliable source?] Nishi Ginza Station Shohei Imamura Frank Nagai
List of Japanese films of 1958
List_of_Japanese_films_of_1958
Samurai Saga 武士道残酷物語 1963.04.28 Tadashi Imai Yoshiko Mita, Kyōko Kishida, Ineko Arima Jidai-geki Legacy of the 500,000 五十万人の遺産 1963.04.28 Toshirō Mifune Toshirō
List of Japanese films of 1963
List_of_Japanese_films_of_1963
1958 Japanese film
to do so herself, and then the adulterer. Rentarō Mikuni as Hikokuro Ineko Arima as Tane Masayuki Mori as Miyaji, the musician Sumiko Hidaka Keiko Yukishiro
Night_Drum
1959 film by Keisuke Kinoshita
Keiko Kishi as Haruko Yoshiko Kuga as Sakura Yūsuke Kawazu as Suteo Ineko Arima as Sachiko Chieko Higashiyama as Tomi, Hideo's mother Yasushi Nagata
The_Snow_Flurry
Japanese actress (born 1965)
Shūkan Storyland Boy, Midori Morishima, Additional voices Susie and Marvy Ineko, Hana-chan, Norma Seraphim Call Ayaka Rindoh Magic User's Club Mizuha Miyama
Rei_Sakuma
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