Matsu Takako

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Matsu Takako (2008)
Matsu Takako (2008)

Matsu Takako is a Japanese actress and singer under the BMG JAPAN label. She debut as a theater actress in 1994.

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Profile

  • Stage Name: Matsu Takako (松たか子)
  • Real Name: Sahashi Takako (佐橋隆子)
  • Maiden Name: Fujima Takako (藤間隆子)
  • Buyou name: Matsumoto Kouka (松本幸華)
  • Birthdate: June 10, 1977
  • Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
  • Blood Type: A
  • Height: 166cm
  • Weight: 43kg
  • Bust: 80
  • Waist: 57
  • Hips: 83

Information

Matsu Takako first emerged as a theater actress in 1993, when she was just 16, in Ninjo Banashi Bunshichi Mottoi. It wasn't until in 1994, after she played lead in the drama Hana no Ran did she gain media notice. Coming from the family of kabuki actors, it is no wonder that she took where her family left off. Afterwards, Matsu had played lead roles in various television dramas, film and theater. At 1996, she had secured her position as one of the top actress in Japan after acting side-by-side SMAP's Kimura Takuya on Long Vacation. At one point, Matsu had switched high school because Shirayuri Gakuen, the school she previously enrolled, is prohibiting its students to enter the entertainment scene. She then switched to Horietsu High School. Matsu was also cited as the youngest to host Kouhaku Utagassen in 1996 at the age of 19.

In 1997, Matsu had added her medium by debuting as a J-Pop artists, showing her versatility as an artist in general. Over the years, she had received many citations and awards, most noteworthy of which is the 2004's Best Actress of the Year, making her one of the most cited actress ever.

In 2007, Matsu married guitarist and music producer Sahashi Yoshiyuki.

Discography

Albums

Singles

DVD / VHS

Filmography

Doramas

  • [1994] Hana no Ran
  • [1995] Kura
  • [1996] Long Vacation
  • [1996] Hideyoshi
  • [1996] Konna Watashi ni Dare ga Shita
  • [1997] Ryouma ga Yuku
  • [1997] Boku ga Boku de Aru Tame ni
  • [1997] Koto no Renka
  • [1997] Hitotsu Yane no Shita
  • [1997] Love Generation
  • [1997] Shuntou
  • [1998] Jinbee
  • [1999] Kai
  • [1999] Konya wa Eigyouchuu
  • [2000] Omiai Kekkon
  • [2001] HERO
  • [2001] Chuushingura
  • [2001] Akarui Hou he Akarui Hou he
  • [2002] Tokyo Story
  • [2003] Itsumo Futari de
  • [2004] Ryouma ga Yuku
  • [2005] Hiroshima August 6, 1945
  • [2006] HERO Special
  • [2006] Yakusha Damashii
  • [2009] Saka no Ue no Kumo

Movies

  • [1997] Tokyo Biyori
  • [1998] Shigatsu Monogatari
  • [1998] San luen oi sai gei
  • [2003] Nine Souls
  • [2004] Kakushiken Oni no Tsume
  • [2006] The Uchoten Hotel
  • [2006] Brave Story
  • [2007] Tokyo Tower ~Okan to Boku to, Tokidoki, Oton~
  • [2007] HERO
  • [2009] K-20 Kaijin Nijuumensou Den

Theater

  • [1993] Ninjo Banashi Bunshichi Mottoi
  • [1994] Koiki na Yuurei, Ajisai
  • [1994] Taki no Shiraito, Jyunsaihan
  • [1995-2005] The Man of La Mancha
  • [1995-1998] Hamlet
  • [1999] Tengai no Hana
  • [1999-2001] Szechuan no Zennin
  • [2000] Okepi
  • [2000] Voyage ~ Funajyoo no Syanikusai ~
  • [2001] Natsu Hoteru
  • [2002] Arashigaoka
  • [2002] Mozart!
  • [2003] NODA MAP Oil
  • [2004] Ohatsu
  • [2004] Roningai
  • [2004] Miss Saigon
  • [2005] Caucasus no Hakuboku no Wa
  • [2005] NODA MAP Crime and Punishment
  • [2007] Hibori
  • [2007] Romance
  • [2008] SISTERS
  • [2008] NODA MAP Piper

CM

  • Toshiba Reizooko / Kawaribanko
  • Shiseido
  • Yamazaki Baking Co., Ltd
  • Loat Pharmaceutical
  • Panahome
  • Coca-Cola
  • Suntory
  • Mitsubishi UFJ Securities
  • Nikke Pet Care
  • Fujitsu Limited

Citations / Awards

  • Kinokuniya Engekishoo
  • Erandole Awards - Rookie Award, 1997
  • 22nd Media Film Awards - Best Rookie Award, 1997
  • 12th Japan Golden Disc Awards - The Best New Artist of the Year Award, 1997
  • 1997 Japan's New Heroine - first place
  • 34th Golden Arrow Awards - Broadcast Rookie Award and Best Rookie Award, 1997
  • 21st Matsuo Entertainment Awards - Rookie Award, 2000
  • Education, Culture and Arts Minister Rookie Award in theater acting division, 2000
  • 10th Hashida Award television division 2002
  • Best Actress of the Year 2004

External Links

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