
Eiko Miyoshi
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Eiko Miyoshi (April 8, 1894 – July 28, 1963) was a Japanese actress. She was born in Tokyo. Her husband was the film producer Nobuyoshi Morita. She appeared in many Toho films, including those directed by Akira Kurosawa. Her birth name was Haru Miyata, and her real name after marriage was Haru Morita. After the Second World War , she entered the film industry at the request of director Akira Kurosawa. In 1946, at the age of 52, she made her first film appearance in Kurosawa's first postwar film...
Known For
Filmography
The Prodigal Son
1964
as His Mother

Good Morning
1959
as Mitsue Haraguchi

Samurai Saga
1959
as Okuni

A Whistle in My Heart
1959

The Beast Shall Die
1959

Diary of a Company President: Peaceful Period
1959

Three Generations of Company Presidents Part II
1959

Fox and Raccoon
1959
as Landlady Matsu from Gondola

Goodbye, Hello
1959
as Watanabe's mother

The Hidden Fortress
1958
as Maid (uncredited)

Yajikita dōchū sugoroku
1958

Assistant President
1958

Holiday in Tokyo
1958

A Boy and Three Mothers
1958
as Kayo Nakahara, Seiji's mother

Firefly Light
1958

The Days of Evil Women
1958

The Third President
1958

Who Is the Informer?
1958
as Tassel

Monthly Salary: 13,000 Yen
1958

The Naked General
1958

The Lower Depths
1957
as Asa, Tomekichi's Wife

Blooms of Hell
1957

Throne of Blood
1957
as Old Woman at castle

Snow Country
1957
as Teacher

Black River
1957
as Procuress

The Unbalanced Wheel
1957

Tokyo Twilight
1957
as Midwife

A Case of Honor
1957

The Shadow Daughter
1957
as Otsuta

A Town with a Mountain and River
1957
as Tamako Sugawara

The Oil-Hell Murder
1957

The Men of Toho-ku
1957
as old woman

The Chieko Story
1957
as Kei

Story of a Detective's Assistant
1957
as Shizu, Heikurō's mother

Forgotten Flower Petal: Conclusion
1957

Turtledove
1957

The President Talks Bank
1956

The President's Boss
1956

A Wife's Heart
1956

Onna daigaku yakyūkyō jidai
1956

Shozo, a Cat and Two Women
1956
as Mrs. Shiokawa

Jacks and Jills
1956
as Old maid

Street of Shame
1956
as Kadowaki Saku

Fighting Cha Cha Girl
1956
as Tane Grandma

Blue Buds
1956
as Female teacher

Engagement Ring
1956
as Tsuruyo (Tokio’s grandmother)

The Life of a Uniquely Interesting Man: Katsura Harudanji
1956

Beyond The Stars
1956
as Yone

Ohatsu's Unrequited Love
1956
Achako's Diary: Bride-Catching Test
1956

Careful Wife and Careless Wife: A Peaceful Couple
1956

I Live in Fear
1955
as Toyo Nakajima

Tomorrow I'll Be a Fire-Tree
1955
as Ayuta's grandmother

Marital Relations
1955

Samurai II: Duel at Ichijoji Temple
1955
as Osugi

The Big Ambition
1955
as Kiyo

Love Never Fails
1955

The Rookie Managers
1955
Bride in the Kitchen
1955

Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto
1954
as Osugi

An Inn at Osaka
1954

The Cock Crows Twice
1954

Somewhere Beneath the Wide Sky
1954

Five Sisters
1954

How the Bell of Liberty Rings
1954
as aunt

12 Chapters About Women
1954
as Go Hamako
A Young Couple Oversleeps
1954

A Long, Comic Story of Houses in Their Prime
1954

My Six Favorite Men — Speedy Men
1954

Escape Zone
1953

White Fish
1953
as Nan

First-Rate Wife, Third-Rate Husband
1953
as Mrs. Hatoko

Omatsuri hanjiro
1953

Where Chimneys Are Seen
1953
as Ranko

Bot-chan
1953
as Mrs. Hagino

Mr. Pu
1953

Husband and Wife
1953

Jirocho Begins His Roving Life
1953

My Wonderful Yellow Car
1953
as The old wife

Their Father's Wife
1953
as Otatsu

Brilliant! The First Detective: Zenigata Heiji in His Youth
1953
as Tomé

Sunflower Girl
1953

Moth Lamp
1953

Third Class Executives
1952

Ikiru
1952
as Housewife

Mother
1952
as Grandmother

Okuni and Gohei
1952
as Mother

Sword for Hire
1952

Carmen's Innocent Love
1952
as Kumako Satake

The Skin of the South
1952
as Old lady Onodera

The Woman Who Touched the Legs
1952

Forbidden Path
1952

The Idiot
1951
as Madame Kayama

Who Knows a Woman's Heart
1951

Clothes of Deception
1951

The Blue Pearl
1951
as Noe's aunt

Boyhood
1951

Elegy
1951

Escape from Prison
1950
as Shinkichi's mother

Stray Dog
1949
as Harumi's mother

No Regrets for Our Youth
1946
as Madame Yagihara

Notes of an Itinerant Performer
1941
as Otane