Michiko Araki

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

Mansaku no hana

寛太の姉・琴

Red Beard

Brothel owner

Gate of Hell

Mano

Dodes'ka-den

Restaurant proprietress

The Last Kamikaze

The River Fuefuki

Tatsu

Filmography

Year	Movie	Role
1988	Tomorrow	Fujio's mother
1985	Yume-Chiyo
1983	The Second Love	Kazumi's Mother
1979	Tokyo Air Raid Glass Rabbit	Auntie
1978	Dances of Flame
1977	Botchan	Kiyo
1975	Wings of Love
1974	Bitterness of Youth	Etsuko Eto
1974	The Tattered Banner	Shozo Tanaka's wife, Katsu
1972	The Class of the Sewage Canal
1972	Special Boy Soldiers of the Navy
1972	My Voiceless Friends
1971	Love for Eternity
1970	If You Were Young: Rage
1970	An Ode to Yakuza	Rie Inumaru
1970	Brutal Tales of Chivalry 7: Hell Is a Man's Destiny
1970	Dodes'ka-den	Restaurant proprietress
1970	The Rokumeikan
1970	The Last Kamikaze
1969	The Wild Sea	Kiyo Kitami
1969	Only Child
1969	津軽絶唱
1968	The House of Wooden Blocks
1968	The Young Eagles of the Kamikaze
1968	Human Torpedoes
1968	Tales of the Inner Chamber
1967	Rebellion of Japan
1966	Women Doing Time
1966	The Scarred Angel
1965	The Soundless Cry	Tatsuko Sasaki
1965	Red Beard	Brothel owner
1965	Song of Farewell	Fusae Kazami
1965	Chained Bitch
1964	Raised in a Palace	Oharu
1964	Sweet Seventeen
1963	Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai	Shigeno, Kyutaro's mother
1963	The Navy
1962	Till Tomorow Comes
1962	Dolls floating down the river	Hatsu
1962	The President's Son
1961	Structure of Hate
1961	Happiness of Us Alone
1961	City
1960	Spring Dreams	Yae
1960	The River Fuefuki	Tatsu
1959	Kiku and Isamu: Two Siblings Born in Japan
1957	The Story of Pure Love	Segawa Hospital nurse
1953	Gate of Hell	Mano
1953	An Inlet of Muddy Water	Shin
1952	The Whisper of Spring
1952	Third Class Executives
1952	Shanghai Rose	Wang Xiulang (Chongqing goverment spy)
1950	Four Seasons of Women
1948	A Second Life

Year	TV Show	Role
1981	Mansaku no hana	寛太の姉・琴
1963	Akatsuki	佐田敏子