Mitsuoka Sanae is a Japanese actress born in Keijo, Korea, during Japanese rule. She temporarily changed her name to Shiroyama Michiko (城山路子) from 1965 to 1966.

In April 1941, she entered the elementary section of a national school in Keijo. Around the time of the end of World War II on August 15, 1945, she relocated to Japan.

In April 1950, she enrolled in Seisho Gakuen High School in Chiba,Japan. However, she dropped out early in 1951 and later that year, she enrolled in the teacher training course at Bunka Fashion College in Yoyogi, Shibuya, Tokyo. While still a student there, she was scouted by the film company Shintoho in 1953 and joined the company. She made her film debut in "Hatsuwarai Kanei Gozen Shiai".

However, according to the database of the National Film Archive of Japan, Mitsuoka appeared in Tanaka Kinuyo's directorial debut "Love Letter," which was released earlier on December 13, 1953, and was submitted to the 7th Cannes Film Festival, where her name is credited.

Initially, she was stationed at Toei Kyoto Studio when she joined Toei.

In 1966, she retired from acting.

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