Michiko Araki
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Michiko Araki (荒木道子) was born on March 6, 1917. She was an actress, known for Yakuza zesshô (1970), Red Beard (1965) and Jun'ai monogatari (1957). She died on March 24, 1989.
Known For
Filmography
Tomorrow
1988
as Fujio's mother
Yume-Chiyo
1985
The Second Love
1983
as Kazumi's Mother
Mansaku no hana
1981
as 寛太の姉・琴
Tokyo Air Raid Glass Rabbit
1979
as Auntie
Dances of Flame
1978
Botchan
1977
as Kiyo
Wings of Love
1975
Bitterness of Youth
1974
as Etsuko Eto
The Tattered Banner
1974
as Shozo Tanaka's wife, Katsu
The Class of the Sewage Canal
1972
Special Boy Soldiers of the Navy
1972
My Voiceless Friends
1972
Love for Eternity
1971
If You Were Young: Rage
1970
An Ode to Yakuza
1970
as Rie Inumaru
Brutal Tales of Chivalry 7: Hell Is a Man's Destiny
1970
Dodes'ka-den
1970
as Restaurant proprietress
The Rokumeikan
1970
The Last Kamikaze
1970
The Wild Sea
1969
as Kiyo Kitami
Only Child
1969
Tsugaru zessho
1969
The House of Wooden Blocks
1968
Human Torpedoes
1968
The Young Eagles of the Kamikaze
1968
Tales of the Inner Chamber
1968
Rebellion of Japan
1967
Women Doing Time
1966
The Scarred Angel
1966
The Soundless Cry
1965
as Tatsuko Sasaki
Red Beard
1965
as Brothel owner
Song of Farewell
1965
as Fusae Kazami
Chained Bitch
1965
Raised in a Palace
1964
as Oharu
Sweet Seventeen
1964
My Lover
1964
as Sonoe Tsutsui
Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai
1963
as Shigeno, Kyutaro's mother
The Navy
1963
Akatsuki
1963
as 佐田敏子
Till Tomorrow Is
1962
Dolls floating down the river
1962
as Hatsu
The President's Son
1962
Structure of Hate
1961
Happiness of Us Alone
1961
City
1961
Spring Dreams
1960
as Yae
The River Fuefuki
1960
as Tatsu
Kiku and Isamu: Two Siblings Born in Japan
1959
Pilgrimage at Night
1959
as Woman from Hongo
The Naked General
1958
The Story of Pure Love
1957
as Segawa Hospital nurse
Karada no naka o kaze ga fuku
1957
Kokoro ni hana no saku hi made
1955
Gate of Hell
1953
as Mano
An Inlet of Muddy Water
1953
as Shin
Muntinlupa: Song of Nostalgia
1953
The Whisper of Spring
1952
Third Class Executives
1952
Shanghai Rose
1952
as Wang Xiulang (Chongqing goverment spy)
Four Seasons of Women
1950
A Second Life
1948