Miyoko Asada (浅田 美代子, Asada Miyoko, born February 15, 1956) is a Japanese actress. She is a former pop idol.

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Miyoko Asada
Born	February 15, 1956 Tokyo, Japan
Years active	1973–present

Biography

Miyoko Asada debuted as an idol in April 1973 with the single "Akai Fuusen" (The Red Balloon), which sold over 800,000 copies and peaked at #1 on the Japanese Oricon chart list.[1][2] That same year she was nominated as Best Newcomer of the Year at the 15th Japan Record Awards,[2] but lost the title to Junko Sakurada.

Single discography

Filmography

Film

• Hi no Ataru Sakamichi (1975)[3]
• My Sons (1991)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 7 (1994)
• Tsuribaka Misshi 8 (1996)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 9 (1997)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 10 (1998)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi Eleven (2000)
• Hashire! Ichiro (2001)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 12: Shijo Saidai no Kyuka (2001)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 13: Hama-chan kiki Ippatsu! (2002)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 14 (2003)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 15: Hama-chan ni asu wa nai? (2004)
• Gin no enzeru (2004)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 16 (2005)
• Saga no Gabai-baachan (2006)
• Tsuribaka Nisshi 17 (2006)
• Otoshimono[4] (2006)
• Red Whale, White Snake (2006)
• Ai no Rukeichi]][5] (2007)
• Sweet Bean (2015)
• Running Again (2018)
• Erica 38 (2019)
• True Mothers (2020)
• The Dignified Death of Shizuo Yamanaka (2020)
• Independence of Japan (2020)
• Inu mo Kuwanedo Charlie wa Warau (2022)[6]
• Bridal, My Song (2022)[7]
• Ginpei-cho Cinema Blues (2023)[8]
• Trapped Balloon (2023)[9]

Television

• Sakura (NHK, 2002)
• Shinsengumi! (NHK, 2004)
• Nyokei Kazoku (TBS, 2005)
• Jigoku no Sata mo Yome Shidai (TBS, 2007)
• Tokyo Tower (Fuji TV, 2007)
• Fūrin Kazan (NHK, 2007)
• Wachigaiya Itosato (TBS, 2007)
• Otokomae! (NHK, 2008)
• Keikan no Chi (TV Asahi, 2009)
• Hanako to Anne (NHK, 2014)
• Shiroi Kyotō (TV Asahi, 2019)

References

External links

• JDorama.com

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