Kyôko Enami

Kyôko Enami was born on Oct 15, 1942 in Japan. Kyôko Enami's big-screen debut came with Ruten no ôhi directed by Kinuyo Tanaka in 1960. Kyôko Enami is known for Tsubaki Bunguten: Kamakura Daishoya Monogatari directed by Rintaro Mayuzumi, Mikako Tabe stars as 8 episodes, 2017 and Katsunori Takahashi as 8 episodes, 2017. The most recent award Kyôko Enami achieved is Kinema Junpo Awards. The upcoming new movie Kyôko Enami plays is Call Boy which will be released on Jan 01, 2018.

Kyôko Enami was discovered through Daiei's New Face program in 1959, and was promptly made a star in 1960. An awesome beauty with remarkably pale skin, she also conveyed a kind of steeliness that turned out to make her ideal for the popular film series "Gambling Woman," which made her one of the first Japanese actresses to carry a crime-themed series. No simple ingenue, she remains in demand in films and television; among her most acclaimed film was 1973's TSUGARU FOLKSONG, although it is probable that her most-seen film outside Japan is 1966's GAMERA VS. BARUGON.