Yōko Tsukasa
August 20, 1934 (92 years old) in Sakaiminato, Japan
Yōko Aizawa (相澤 葉子, Aizawa Yōko, born August 20, 1934) is a Japanese actress. She won the award for best actress at the 17th Blue Ribbon Awards for Kinokawa. She is a professor at Tokyo University of Social Welfare and serves as the 2nd head of Nihon Taishōmura theme park. Born as Yōko Shōji (庄司 葉子) in Tottori Prefecture, to a family of cotton merchants who had settled in Yumihama. Her family is a branch of the Shōji family, the landed magnate of Watari. She married politician and attorney Hideyuki Aizawa. Their son Hiromitsu married singer and actress Shoko Aida. She's been awarded the Medal with Purple Ribbon (2003) and the Order of the Rising Sun, 4th Class, Gold Rays with Rosette (2010).
Known For
Credits
- 2016 · Mifune: The Last Samurai as Self - Actress
- 2005 · Haru Urara as Narrator (voice)
- 1981 · Blue Jeans Memory as
- 1980 · Red Soul as Tachibana Kazuko
- 1978 · Afterglow as
- 1978 · Queen Bee as Tsutayo
- 1977 · Island of Hell as Katsuno
- 1974 · Prophecies of Nostradamus as Nobuo Nishiyama
- 1971 · Epic Chushingura as Oishi Riku
- 1971 · Haru no Sakamichi as Lady Kasuga
- 1970 · Five Gents and a Kuniang as Tanba Toyoko
- 1969 · Shinsengumi: Assassins of Honor as Tsune
- 1969 · Battle of the Japan Sea as
- 1969 · 5 Gents Fly to Kyushu Part II as Saijō Eiko (Takashi's wife)
- 1969 · Goyokin as Shino
- 1969 · 5 Gents Fly to Kyushu as Eiko Saijō (Takashi’s Wife)
- 1968 · Admiral Yamamoto as Sumie Kimura
- 1968 · Five Gents and a Chinese Merchant as Natsuyo Honjō
- 1968 · Devils-in-Law as
- 1968 · Five Gents and Karate Grandpa as Natsuyo Honjo (Kenichi's Wife)
- 1967 · Two in the Shadow as Yumiko
- 1967 · Five Gents Prefer Geisha as Sumie Kimura (Shingo’s wife)
- 1967 · Samurai Rebellion as Ichi Sasahara
- 1967 · Discover Japan with the 5 Gents as Sumie Kimura (Nobuyoshi's Wife)
- 1966 · Five Gents on the Spot as Yoko Kojima
- 1966 · A Company President's Life Story as Kojima Yōko (Keigo’s wife)
- 1965 · President's Ninja Trick Book Part II as Kyōko Ishikawa (Takashi's new wife)
- 1965 · Five Gents' Trick Book as
- 1964 · Modern Gentleman as
- 1964 · Thief on the Run as
- 1964 · 3 Gents in the Snow Country as
- 1964 · Hail the 3 Gents as Fusae Ozawa
- 1963 · Women Called 'Wives' as
- 1962 · Chûshingura as Aguri Asano
- 1962 · A Comedy in Front of the Station: Onsen as
- 1962 · Shimizu Port Salaryman Part II as
- 1962 · Shimizu Port Salaryman as
- 1961 · The End of Summer as Noriko
- 1961 · Yojimbo as Nui
- 1961 · The Masterless 47 – Part II as
- 1960 · The Masterless 47 as Keiko
- 1960 · Late Autumn as Ayako Miwa
- 1960 · The Angry Sea as Sasko Kanamori
- 1960 · The Last Gunfight as Sally
- 1959 · The Three Treasures as Princess Oto Tachibana
- 1959 · Saga of the Vagabonds as Tazu
- 1959 · Samurai Saga as Lady Ochii / Princess Chiyo
- 1959 · Record of Loving Your Wife as
- 1959 · Flower Shop Curtain as Kyoko
- 1958 · Summer Clouds as Miciko
- 1958 · The Third President as
- 1958 · Assistant President as
- 1957 · Forgotten Flower Petal: Conclusion as
- 1956 · A Brother and His Sister as Fumiko Mamiya
- 1956 · In Case of One Woman as Mitsuko Misono
- 1956 · Three Generations of Company Presidents as
- 1956 · Gendai no yokubô as
- 1956 · The President Talks Bank as
- 1956 · The First Love of a Cha Cha Girl as
- 1956 · All Sold Out as
- 1955 · Marital Relations as
- 1955 · The History of Love as
- 1955 · Mother and Son as Tamako Izumi
- 1955 · Frame of Snow as Aoyagi Yūko
- 1955 · The Immortal Pitcher as
- Future · 松本清張サスペンス 隠花の飾り as
- 2003 · Fukumimi as
- 1992 · Tokugawa Ieyasu: The Conqueror of Japan as
- 1985 · Haze of Love as
- 1983 · I Lived, But... as Self
- 1980 · Drive for the Future as Asako
- 1974 · Secret Prophecies of Nostradamus as Herself
- 1974 · Nagare no Fu Part I: Disturbance, Part II: Dawn as
- 1971 · I Hear the Whistle as Hatsue Sugimoto
- 1971 · The Earth is Born Again as Minako Soejima
- 1970 · Japan's No. 1 Yakuza Man as
- 1970 · Five Gents Fly to Taiwan as Toyoko Tamba
- 1967 · Kojiro as Nami
- 1966 · The Daphne as Umeko (the second daughter)
- 1966 · Forever With You as
- 1966 · The Kii River as Shintani Hana
- 1966 · Moment of Terror as Kinuko Kakinuma
- 1965 · Start Here as Akiko Okabayashi (Eldest Daughter)
- 1965 · Back Stairways as
- 1965 · The Radish and the Carrot as
- 1964 · Housing Estates: The Seven Deadly Sins as 1st Sin & 7th Sin
- 1964 · Western King, Eastern Leader as
- 1964 · I Am a Medical Examiner as
- 1963 · We Are Salarymen as Eiichiro’s Wife
- 1963 · Dobuike as Katsumi Muroi
- 1963 · Devices Stronger Than Women as Eiko Suda (CM Girl)
- 1962 · Fūryū onsen bantō nikki as
- 1962 · Anything For Success as
- 1962 · Yoru no keisha as
- 1962 · Woman of Design as Ritsuko Yada
- 1962 · The Wiser Age as Netsuke Ishikawa
- 1961 · A Night in Hong Kong as Keiko Kimura
- 1961 · Challenge to Live as
- 1961 · Eternity of Love as Michi
- 1960 · Respect, Flatter, and Love as
- 1960 · The Lovelorn Geisha as Miyako Fujimura
- 1960 · The Blue Beast as
- 1960 · The Forbidden Scoop as
- 1959 · Young Lovers as Kazuyo Tsuda
- 1959 · The College Ruggers as Takako Miyazaki
- 1959 · 3 Dolls in College as Michiko Kōda
- 1959 · The Path Under the Platanes as Kumiko Kazuki
- 1958 · Scops-Owl Sermon as
- 1958 · Diary of an Elegant Hot Spring as Kyōko Arisaka (Yone’s daughter)
- 1958 · Flower's Yearning as Domoto Kozue
- 1958 · Holiday in Tokyo as
- 1958 · The Capital of Love as Aiko Hayakawa
- 1957 · The Blue Mountains Part 2 as Teacher Shimazaki
- 1957 · The Blue Mountains as Ms. Shimazaki
- 1957 · Schooldays as Mizuno Junko
- 1957 · Night Holds a Truth as
- 1957 · A Dangerous Hero as Yoko Mihara
- 1957 · Price of Beauty as Chikako Izumi / Sally
- 1956 · Summer in Eclipse as Kioko
- 1956 · Blue Buds as Bride
- 1956 · Three Youngmen and a Dream Girl as Reiko (Company President’s Daughter)
- 1956 · Everyone's Sweetheart as
- 1956 · The President's Boss as
- 1955 · To Love and Forgive as
- 1955 · Tactics of Love as
- 1955 · The First Kiss as Yoshiko Kanai
- 1955 · Three Brides for Three Sons as
- 1955 · No Response from Car 33 as
- 1955 · All is Well 2 as
- 1955 · All is Well as Akiko Mori
- 1954 · Forever Be Mine as