Misako Yasuda
Japanese actress and former gravure idol (born 1982)
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- actress
- gravure idol
- Artist-house Pyramid
Naoyuki Shimotori
(m. 2014)Misako Yasuda (安田 美沙子, Yasuda Misako, born April 21, 1982 in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan)[2] is a Japanese actress and former gravure idol who is represented by the talent agency, Artist-house Pyramid.
Filmography
Variety
Regular
Year | Title | Network | Notes |
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2010 | Shokunin no Men Kōbō | BS Asahi | |
2012 | Tokyo Brandnew Girls | TV Tokyo | |
Yasuda no Arukkata | CBC |
Quasi-regular
Year | Title | Network | Notes |
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2004 | Akko ni Omakase! | TBS | |
2010 | Noro | NHK General | |
Ametōku! | TV Asahi | ||
Chi-chin Puipui | MBS |
One-shot guest appearance
Year | Title | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
2013 | Otona no Yamaaruki: Jibun ni Deaeru Hyakumeizan | TV Asahi | |
Himano-yu | STV |
Former regular and quasi-regular
Year | Title | Network | Notes |
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2000 | Uchimura Produce | TV Asahi | |
2002 | Shinasho | CBC | Quasi-regular |
2003 | Deji Yatai | TBS | |
Ohayō Asahi-desu | ABC | Trend reporter | |
2004 | Shibusuta S.B.S.T | TV Tokyo | Tuesday regular |
Gekisō! GT | TV Tokyo | Regular | |
2005 | Hana Taka Tengu | TBS | Quasi-regular |
Buchi Nuki | TV Tokyo | Friday regular | |
Gekkō Ongaku-dan | TBS | ||
Quiz! Hexagon II | Fuji TV | Occasional appearances | |
2007 | Uma Nade: Uma to Nadeshiko | Fuji TV | Regular |
Super Keiba | Fuji TV | Regular | |
Shin 3-kagetsu Topic Eikaiwa | NHK Educational | Moderator | |
2010 | Impact | CBC | |
2011 | Uma Doki | KBS | |
Micha Eru! | CBC |
Drama
Year | Title | Role | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
2002 | Shio Calvi | Beautiful woman | Kanagawa | |
2004 | Ā Rikon-shiki | Fuji TV | ||
2005 | Ichiban Kurai no wa Yoake Mae | Naoko | TV Tokyo | |
Jukunen Rikon | Yuki Tsuchida | TV Asahi | ||
2006 | Isshūkan no Koi | Ai Saito | TBS | |
Rocket Boys | Ayako Tachibana | TV Tokyo | ||
Seichō Matsumoto ke Mono-michi | Ai Ogasawara | TV Asahi | ||
Toritsu Mizusho! | Mayuko Maruyama | NTV | ||
The Cottage | Shiho Takamura | WOWOW | Lead role | |
Hyōten | Yumi Kano | TV Asahi | ||
2007 | Joshi-ana Itchokusen! | Yui Nakatake | TV Tokyo | |
2008 | Kyō wa Shibuya de 6-ji | Kana Mizuuchi | Fuji TV | |
Loss: Time: Life | Midori Ryomiya | Fuji TV | ||
81diver | Rika Muguruma | Fuji TV | ||
2009 | Ninkyō Helper | Satsuki Horii | Fuji TV | |
2011 | Honboshi: Shinri Tokusō Jiken-bo | Mai Mujo | TV Asahi | |
2012 | Carnation | Satoko Ohara | NHK | |
Dr. Kenji Morohashi | Kyoko Nishina | Fuji TV | ||
2013 | Taberu Dake | Miwa Aida | TV Tokyo | |
2014 | Watashi no Kiraina Tantei | Keiji Miki | TV Asahi | |
Tetsuko no Sodate-kata | Sakura Igawa | Menu-tele |
Films
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
2005 | Luna-Heights | Madori Otsuki | Lead role |
2006 | The Cottage | Shiho Takamura | Lead role |
Luna-Heights 2 | Madori Otsuki | Lead role | |
2007 | Arakure Knight | Hinako Mitsui | |
2009 | April Bride | Hanako | |
2014 | Bay Blues: 25-sai to 364-nichi | Mikiko Takayama |
References
External links
- Official profile (in Japanese)
- Official website (in Japanese)