Michiko Araki

Michiko Araki

Birthday: 1917-03-06
Deathday: 1989-03-24
Also know as: 荒木道子

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.

Filmography

If You Were Young: Rage

1970

As

Bitterness of Youth

1974

As Etsuko Eto

Brutal Tales of Chivalry 7: Hell Is a Man's Destiny

1970

As

Spring Dreams

1960

As Yae

Red Beard

1965

As Brothel owner

Dodes'ka-den

1970

As Restaurant proprietress

Gate of Hell

1953

As Mano

The House of Wooden Blocks

1968

As

Botchan

1977

As Kiyo

Human Torpedoes

1968

As

The Young Eagles of the Kamikaze

1968

As

The Last Kamikaze

1970

As

Raised in a Palace

1964

As Oharu

Rebellion of Japan

1967

As

The Class of the Sewage Canal

1972

As

The Tattered Banner

1974

As Shozo Tanaka's wife, Katsu

Kiku and Isamu: Two Siblings Born in Japan

1959

As

Song of Farewell

1965

As Fusae Kazami

Special Boy Soldiers of the Navy

1972

As

Dances of Flame

1978

As

Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai

1963

As Shigeno, Kyutaro's mother

The River Fuefuki

1960

As Tatsu

Structure of Hate

1961

As

Wings of Love

1975

As

The Second Love

1983

As Kazumi's Mother

An Inlet of Muddy Water

1953

As Shin

The Navy

1963

As

The President's Son

1962

As

Sweet Seventeen

1964

As

The Story of Pure Love

1957

As Segawa Hospital nurse

Happiness of Us Alone

1961

As

Shanghai Rose

1952

As Wang Xiulang (Chongqing goverment spy)

My Voiceless Friends

1972

As

A Second Life

1948

As

Tomorrow

1988

As Fujio's mother

Tales of the Inner Chamber

1968

As

Yume-Chiyo

1985

As

City

1961

As

The Whisper of Spring

1952

As

The Wild Sea

1969

As Kiyo Kitami

Four Seasons of Women

1950

As

The Soundless Cry

1965

As Tatsuko Sasaki

Only Child

1969

As

Tokyo Air Raid Glass Rabbit

1979

As Auntie

An Ode to Yakuza

1970

As Rie Inumaru

Third Class Executives

1952

As

The Scarred Angel

1966

As

Till Tomorow Comes

1962

As

Dolls floating down the river

1962

As Hatsu

Women Doing Time

1966

As

Love for Eternity

1971

As

The Rokumeikan

1970

As