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Japanese sprinter
Sumiko Watanabe (渡辺 すみ子, Watanabe Sumiko; 28 November 1916 – 2 November 2010) was a Japanese sprinter. Aged 15 she competed in the 100 m and 4 × 100 m
Sumiko_Watanabe
Name list
Japanese voice actress Sumiko Takahara (高原 須美子; 1933-2001), Japanese economist Sumiko Watanabe (渡辺 すみ子; 1916–2010), Japanese sprinter Sumiko Yokoyama (横山 寿美子;
Sumiko
Surname list
player Sogo Watanabe (渡辺 奏吾; born 1990), Japanese volleyball player Sota Watanabe (渡邊 創太; born 2000), Japanese footballer Sumiko Watanabe (渡辺 すみ子; 1916–2010)
Watanabe
Nation Time Notes 1 Stanisława Walasiewicz Poland 11.9 Q 2 Mary Frizzell Canada 12.1 Q 3 Sumiko Watanabe Japan 12.2 Q 4 Bep du Mée Netherlands 12.3
Athletics at the 1932 Summer Olympics – Women's 100 metres
Athletics_at_the_1932_Summer_Olympics_–_Women's_100_metres
Japanese fad diet from 2008
midnight. The diet was created by Osaka pharmacist Sumiko Watanabe, for her husband Hitoshi Watanabe, who lost 37 pounds (17 kg) in weight. He popularized
Morning_banana_diet
Fashion doll
volupté”. Since the very beginning Mdvanii was represented in Japan by Sumiko Watanabe and SW Japan who had exclusive works made for her to show on a regular
Mdvanii
Schuurman Netherlands 47.7 5 Mie Muraoka Michi Nakanishi Asa Dogura Sumiko Watanabe Japan 48.9 6 Grete Heublein Ellen Braumüller Tilly Fleischer Marie
Athletics at the 1932 Summer Olympics – Women's 4 × 100 metres relay
Athletics_at_the_1932_Summer_Olympics_–_Women's_4_×_100_metres_relay
1981 anime series
Oath" "Jāru-boshi no Chikai" (Japanese: ジャール星の誓い) Tatsuya Kasahara Sumiko Watanabe December 30, 1981 (1981-12-30) 45 "The Great Army of Darkness" "Ankoku
Beast_King_GoLion
University of Washington Press. p. 21. ISBN 978-0295961514. Sep 2021, Sumiko Watanabe / 22. "Chapter 2—Seattle Japanese Pioneers." Discover Nikkei. Accessed
History of the Japanese in Seattle
History_of_the_Japanese_in_Seattle
2010 American film by Mikael Håfström
Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Conner Ken Watanabe as Captain Tanaka (Japanese: 陸軍大尉田中, Rikugun-Tai-i Tanaka) Rinko Kikuchi as Sumiko David Morse as Richard Astor
Shanghai_(2010_film)
Japanese actress (born 1945)
Terashima Junko; born 1 December 1945), known professionally as Sumiko Fuji (富司 純子, Fuji Sumiko), is a Japanese actress. She began acting in the 1960s under
Sumiko_Fuji
educator, creator and director of the Head Start Program, cancer. Sumiko Watanabe, 93, Japanese Olympic sprinter. Ken Yuasa, 95, Japanese World War II
Deaths_in_November_2010
Japanese actress (born 1995)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Mayu_Matsuoka
Chiba Rei Dan Natsuki Deguchi Kanako Enomoto Makiko Esumi Rie Fu Yuko Fueki Sumiko Fuji Takako Fuji Mina Fujii Miho Fujima Mizuki Fukumura Shiho Fujimura Ryōko
List_of_Japanese_actresses
Japanese animated film
is a 2019 Japanese animated fantasy surrealist film directed by Ayumu Watanabe and produced by Eiko Tanaka, with animation production by Studio 4°C. It
Children_of_the_Sea_(film)
Japanese pink film actress
in Nikkatsu Roman Porno films, particularly in 1981. Born Sumiko Kono (河野 寿美子, Kono Sumiko), she made her acting debut by 1979, in Aftermath of Battles
Junko_Mabuki
and Developmental Biology (Oriental･Tomy･Softbank) (Prof.(Visiting) Sumiko Watanabe) Division of Stem Cell Engineering (Tooth Regeneration) (Prof. (Visiting)
Institute of Medical Science (Japan)
Institute_of_Medical_Science_(Japan)
Japanese actress and model (born 1994)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Fumi_Nikaido
Japanese actress (born 1932)
Misako Watanabe (渡辺 美佐子, Watanabe Misako; born 23 October 1932) is a Japanese stage, film and television actress. A graduate of the Haiyuza Theatre Company
Misako_Watanabe
Japanese manga and anime series
Rurumo (まじもじるるも, Majimoji Rurumo) is a Japanese manga series by Wataru Watanabe, author of the manga series Yowamushi Pedal. The series follows Kōta Shibaki
Magimoji_Rurumo
Konishi, Hiroyuki; Makino, Tetsuya; Sei, Hiroyoshi; Kiryu‐Seo, Sumiko; Tanaka, Masaaki; Watanabe, Yasuyoshi; Kiyama, Hiroshi. "Chronic stress elicits prolonged
Melanotroph
Species of small, biologically immortal jellyfish
1080/11250003.2016.1203034. ISSN 1125-0003. Koizumi, Osamu; Hamada, Shun; Minobe, Sumiko; Hamaguchi-Hamada, Kayoko; Kurumata-Shigeto, Mami; Nakamura, Masaru; Namikawa
Turritopsis_dohrnii
Japanese actress of Korean descent (born 1964)
married to actor Ken Watanabe from 2005 until 2018. Their divorce was announced about a year after a media outlet reported that Watanabe, who later admitted
Kaho_Minami
Japanese folk song by Michio Yamagami
(赤い鳥) on February 5, 1971, becoming nationally known. In September 1973, Sumiko Yamagata released a reprise of the song in the album Ano hi no koto wa (あの日のことは)
Tsubasa_o_Kudasai
Japanese singer, actress, television personality, and gravure idol
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Megumi_(actress)
Japanese actress (born 1968)
Makiko Watanabe (渡辺 真起子, Watanabe Makiko; born 14 September 1968) is a Japanese actress. She has appeared in more than 60 films since 1996. Watanabe was
Makiko_Watanabe
Dutch mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter
Bellator 296. She won the fight by unanimous decision. Kielholtz faced Sumiko Inaba on 17 November 2023, at Bellator 301. In a bout contested mostly on
Denise_Kielholtz
Japanese actress and singer (born 1980)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Ryōko_Hirosue
Japanese actress (born 2000)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Minami_Hamabe
Japanese actress
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Jitsuko_Yoshimura
Toyoshima Masaki Ueda Kanako Wada Machiko Watanabe Shinpei Watanabe [ja] Wink Junko Yagami Momoe Yamaguchi Sumiko Yamagata [ja] Tatsuhiko Yamamoto Ryohei
List_of_city_pop_artists
Japanese actress (1933–2010)
Sumiko Nakazawa (中沢 純子, Nakazawa Sumiko; 4 November 1933 – 26 September 2010), known professionally as Junko Ikeuchi (池内 淳子, Ikeuchi Junko), was a Japanese
Junko_Ikeuchi
List of Japanese citizens who lived 110 years or beyond
LongeviQuest. Retrieved 19 December 2024. Maglov, Stefan (21 December 2025). "Sumiko Mori, Japan's Third-Oldest Person, Dies at 113". LongeviQuest. Retrieved
List of Japanese supercentenarians
List_of_Japanese_supercentenarians
Japanese politician (1923–1995)
Michio Watanabe (渡辺 美智雄, Watanabe Michio; 28 July 1923 – 15 September 1995) was a Japanese political figure. He was born in Ōtawara, Tochigi and graduated
Michio_Watanabe
Japanese orchestra
Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi, Kenichiro Yasuda, Ko Iwasaki, Nobuo Furukawa, Yo Kigoshi, Sumiko Kurata, Ole Akahoshi Double bass: Yasunori Kawahara, Hiroshi Ikematsu, Akihiro
Saito_Kinen_Orchestra
Japanese actress
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Yō_Yoshida
1999 film by Ayumu Watanabe
Doraemon were largely based on this short film. According to director Ayumu Watanabe, initially there were plans to add and mix in elements from other Doraemon
Nobita's the Night Before a Wedding
Nobita's_the_Night_Before_a_Wedding
Japanese actress
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Nana_Seino
2014 Japanese film
Hasegawa as Noritsugu Kyono Sumiko Fuji as Chiharu Kojima Tomoko Tabata as Momoharu Tamiyo Kusakari as Satoharu Eri Watanabe as Mameharu Naoto Takenaka
Lady_Maiko
1997 Japanese film
Hirose, actor Toshiyuki Hosokawa as Hamamura Jo, actor Kaoru Okunuki as Sumiko Nagai, assistant Zen Kajiwara as Harugoro Otaguro, staff Moro Morooka as
Welcome_Back,_Mr._McDonald
Japanese manga series by Fujio Akatsuka
Banjō Ginga (1988), Ken Yamaguchi (1998) Akko's father. Moko (モコ) Voiced by Sumiko Shirakawa (1969), Kazuko Sugiyama (1988), Kikumi Umeda (1998) Akko's best
The_Secret_of_Akko-chan
American comedian (born 1986)
'Thick-sliced Jason'), is an American comedian based in Japan and associated with Watanabe Entertainment. Danielson's comedic narrative is based on his confusion
Atsugiri_Jason
Annual book contest
Hisashi Inoue Genichirō Takahashi Sumiko Yagawa [ja] Mitsumasa Anno Hiroshi Aramata Hisashi Inoue Makoto Shiina [ja] Sumiko Yagawa Hiroshi Aramata Hisashi
Japan_Fantasy_Novel_Award
Japanese actress (born 1931)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Kyōko_Kagawa
Japanese actress and singer (born 1996)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Tōko_Miura
Japanese actress (born 1943)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Mariko_Kaga
Manga series
1+2＝Paradise (1+2=パラダイス, Ichi tasu Ni wa Paradaisu) is a Japanese manga series by Sumiko Kamimura. The story has been adapted into a two-episode original video animation
1+2=Paradise
Japanese manga and anime television series
a guest character from the manga. Ura-no Grandpa's wife. Voiced by: ?, Sumiko Shirakawa, Keiko Yamamoto, Reiko Yamada (1990s substitute) Saburo (三郎, Saburō)
Sazae-san
Japanese live-action tokusatsu TV series
Ichijoji (52): Eri Kanuma Hikaru Amano (2): Maki Tachibana Miyoko Akiyama (2): Sumiko Kakizaki Hidemi (2): Ako Kami Editor In Chief Azuma / Death Mask Monster
Battle_Fever_J
British-Japanese actress (born 1976)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Yoshino_Kimura
Japanese actress and a former J-pop singer (born 1973)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Shinobu_Nakayama
Japanese actress (1933–2009)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Yōko_Minamida
Japanese composer (1940–2020)
Kyōhei Tsutsumi (筒美 京平, Tsutsumi Kyouhei) (born Eikichi Watanabe, 28 May 1940 - 7 October 2020), was a Japanese composer, record producer and arranger
Kyōhei_Tsutsumi
Japanese actress (born 2002)
(1962) Tamao Nakamura (1963) Yuko Kusunoki (1964) Tomoko Naraoka (1965) Sumiko Sakamoto (1966) Sachiko Hidari (1967) Hisano Yamaoka (1968) Akiko Koyama
Kaya_Kiyohara
1995 Japanese film by Shunji Iwai
of Even If This Love Disappears From the World Tonight (2022). Hiroko Watanabe, living in Kobe, loses her fiancé, Itsuki Fujii, in a mountain climbing
Love_Letter_(1995_film)
Japanese actress (1931–2024)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Yoshiko_Kuga
Japanese actress and singer
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Mieko_Takamine
Japanese actress (born 1956)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Kimiko_Yo
Japanese anime television series
Grandpa Nobuyo Tsuda as Obaba Ogushi Yoko as Michiko Masako Nozawa as Ipei Sumiko Shirakawa as Nihei Chappy is a little witch who becomes bored of the Magic
Mahōtsukai_Chappy
Japanese actress and model (born 1978)
(1962) Tamao Nakamura (1963) Yuko Kusunoki (1964) Tomoko Naraoka (1965) Sumiko Sakamoto (1966) Sachiko Hidari (1967) Hisano Yamaoka (1968) Akiko Koyama
Mikako_Ichikawa
Japanese actress from Tokyo (born 1949)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Terumi_Niki
Hughes (UFC) Daria Ibragimova (Invicta) Mai Ichii (DEEP, JEWELS, Smackgirl) Sumiko Inaba (Bellator) Mizuki Inoue (JEWELS, DEEP, Invicta) Kikuyo Ishikawa (JEWELS
List of female mixed martial artists
List_of_female_mixed_martial_artists
Japanese actress from Tokyo (born 1965)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Satomi_Kobayashi
Japanese actress (1933–2014)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Keiko_Awaji
Annual festival celebrating Japanese American culture and history
Yanguas Emily Shigeko Kumagai Amanda Akiko Hiraishi Lorie Hatsuko Meza Faith Sumiko Nishimura 2021 Jaime Sunny Hasama Brianne Mari Yasukochi Kiyomi Arimitsu
Nisei_Week
Japanese actress
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Tomoko_Nakajima
Japanese actress (1930–2006)
Sakie Akujo no Kisetsu (1958), Yoshimi Hayakawa Gurama-to no Yuwaku (1959), Sumiko Tsuboi Anyakōro (1959), prostitute 1960s The Twilight Story (1960), Teruko
Kyōko_Kishida
Japanese actress (1939–2026)
(2002) Kaoru Yachigusa (2003) Kyōka Suzuki (2004) Hiroko Yakushimaru (2005) Sumiko Fuji (2006) Kirin Kiki (2007) Yui Natsukawa (2008) Kimiko Yo (2009) Yū Aoi
Mayumi_Ogawa
Japanese actress (1907–1973)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Chieko_Naniwa
2016 Japanese film
Satsukawa Hana Toyoshima Seishuu Uragami Makiko Watanabe Ayaka Konno Jingi Irie Kaoru Okunuki Jiro Sato Sumiko Fuji "恋妻家宮本". eiga.com. Retrieved February 3
A_Loving_Husband
Japanese actress (1939–2026)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Tamao_Nakamura
American mixed martial arts fighter
most finishes in Bellator Women's Flyweight division history (6) Tied (Sumiko Inaba) for most knockouts in Bellator Women's Flyweight division history
Liz_Carmouche
Cabinet of Japan (1989–1990)
Agency Jūrō Matsumoto Abe faction Director of the Economic Planning Agency Sumiko Takahara Non-legislator Director of the Science and Technology Agency Eizaburō
First_Kaifu_cabinet
Japanese actress (1943–2018)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Kirin_Kiki
Japanese actress (born 1994)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Sairi_Ito
Japanese actress (1930–2001)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Michiyo_Aratama
Japanese actress (born 1997)
Year Title Role Notes Ref. 2019 Horror Doll Madoka Beat Per Mizu Sumiko Lead role; short film Where Hope Goes Nanako Sasaki Lead role Aesop's Game Miu
Ruka_Ishikawa
Chinese-born Japanese actress (born 1946)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Michiyo_Ōkusu
1969 film directed by Buichi Saitō
Reizaburō Akitsu (Head of the Akitsu clan) Sanae Nakahara as Shōji Sumiko Misako Watanabe as Rie Kyōji Aoyama as Yasukawa Tomio Aoki as Tetsu Kuchibue ga
The_Wandering_Guitarist
Japanese actress (born 1987)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Masami_Nagasawa
Japanese actress (1926–2005)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Chieko_Nakakita
English language Japanese periodical
existed from 1979 and 2009 and a Spanish language edition from 1988 to 2009. Sumiko Iwao, a member of the editorial board from 1985 until 2007, also served
Japan_Echo
1974 Japanese animated TV series
replaced excluding Heidi and the grandfather. The film was supervised by Sumiko Nakao, with no direct involvement from Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki
Heidi,_Girl_of_the_Alps
Japanese actress (born 1955)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Yūko_Tanaka
Japanese actress and model (born 1985)
(2002) Kaoru Yachigusa (2003) Kyōka Suzuki (2004) Hiroko Yakushimaru (2005) Sumiko Fuji (2006) Kirin Kiki (2007) Yui Natsukawa (2008) Kimiko Yo (2009) Yū Aoi
Yū_Aoi
Japanese anime television series
Nobuo Onuki Produced by Shigeto Takahashi Written by Sumiko Nakao Tsunehisa Ito Music by Takeo Watanabe Studio ZUIYO Enterprise Dragon Production SHAFT Studio
Serendipity_the_Pink_Dragon
Mixed martial arts event in 2022
former Bellator Women's Flyweight Champion Ilima-Lei Macfarlane and Kana Watanabe was the co-main event. A featherweight bout between Aaron Pico and Otto
Bellator_295
Japanese actress (born 1986)
Imaginary Lizzie (voice) Godzilla Minus One Sumiko Ota 2025 A Very Straight Neck Short Film 2026 Dora Nami South Korean film Godzilla Minus Zero Sumiko Ota
Sakura_Ando
2009 taiga drama about samurai Naoe Kanetsugu
Mitsuhide Shun Sugata as Shibata Katsuie Takashi Sasano as Toyotomi Hideyoshi Sumiko Fuji as Nene Shun Oguri as Ishida Mitsunari Kyōko Fukada as Yodo Hidekazu
Tenchijin
kekkaishi in both the Sumimura and Yukimura households. Sumiko Sumimura (墨村 守美子, Sumimura Sumiko) Voiced by: Keiko Kanno (Japanese); Dorothy Elias-Fahn
List_of_Kekkaishi_characters
Sirisriro Patama (THA) 1982 New Delhi Zhang Ailing (CHN) Li Lingwei (CHN) Sumiko Kitada (JPN) Kim Yun-ja (KOR) 1986 Seoul Han Aiping (CHN) Li Lingwei (CHN)
List of Asian Games medalists in badminton
List_of_Asian_Games_medalists_in_badminton
Japanese actress (1920–2015)
Hiraga Young Eagles (1944) Shōri no hi made (1945) Kita no san-nin (1945) – Sumiko Ueno Koi no fūunjī (1945) – Yukiko Hasebe Midori no kokkyō (1946) – Maki
Setsuko_Hara
Japanese film award
The Eel Tokyo Lullaby 41 1998 Kimiko Yo Gakko III Wait and See 42 1999 Sumiko Fuji The Geisha House 43 2000 Yoshiko Miyazaki After the Rain 44 2001 Tomoko
Blue Ribbon Award for Best Supporting Actress
Blue_Ribbon_Award_for_Best_Supporting_Actress
Japanese television series
Kino Kaoru): Takanori Kikuchi (菊池 隆則, Kikuchi Takanori) Sumiko Ozawa (小沢 澄子, Ozawa Sumiko), Corvus Canosus (コルウス・カノッスス, Korūsu Kanossusu; Voice; 35–36):
Kamen_Rider_Agito
Japanese actress
(1962) Tamao Nakamura (1963) Yuko Kusunoki (1964) Tomoko Naraoka (1965) Sumiko Sakamoto (1966) Sachiko Hidari (1967) Hisano Yamaoka (1968) Akiko Koyama
Reiko_Kusamura
Japanese television drama
from Build, Rena Kurumi from Kamen Rider 555 20th: Paradise Regained, and Sumiko Ozawa from Kamen Rider Agito while Erina Mano reprised her voice role as
Kamen_Rider_Gotchard
Japanese actress (1924–1994)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Nobuko_Otowa
Species of bacterium
ISSN 1949-0976. PMC 7553742. PMID 33016202. Iwabuchi, Noriyuki; Yonezawa, Sumiko; Odamaki, Toshitaka; et al. (November 2012). "Immunomodulating and anti-infective
Lacticaseibacillus_paracasei
Japanese actress (born 1949)
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Junko_Miyashita
Japanese actress
Nakayama (1995) Kyōko Kishida (1996) Mitsuko Baisho (1997) Kimiko Yo (1998) Sumiko Fuji (1999) Yoshiko Miyazaki (2000) Tomoko Naraoka (2001) Rie Miyazawa (2002)
Miwako_Okamura
travel, tourism, insurance
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