Imai Masako

Name: Imai Masako
Native name: 今井雅子
Also Known as: いまいまさこ
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Female
Born: February 9, 1970
Age: 55

Imai Masako is a Japanese screenwriter born in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, where she is named a Goodwill Ambassador. Edit Biography

Year	Title	Type	Rating
2023	We Make Antiques! 3	Movie	6.9
2022	Tsukanoma no Ichika	Drama	7.7
2022	Miyako ga Kyoto ni Yattekita!: Futari no Natsu	Drama	7.6
2022	Shitsuren Meshi	Drama	7.7
2021	Miyako ga Kyoto ni Yattekita!	Drama	7.5
2020	We Make Antiques! 2	Movie	7.3
2018	Iju and Gifu	Drama	6.0
2018	We Make Antiques! 1	Movie	7.0
2014	Soko wo Nantoka Season 2	Drama	7.3
2012	Soko wo Nantoka	Drama	7.2
2011	Bitter Sugar	Drama	6.6
2010	Teppan	Drama	7.5
2009	Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha	Movie	4.0
2006	Angel's Egg	Movie	6.7
2006	Kaikan Shokunin	Drama	0.0
2005	Helen the Baby Fox	Movie	7.3
2004	Jenifa	Movie	6.2
2003	The Wind Carpet	Movie	10.0
2002	Pakodate-jin	Movie	9.0

Year	Title	Type	Rating
2013	Chichi no Hana, Saku Haru	Special	6.9
2011	Teppan Bangai Hen: Eve Love Live	Special	0.0
2008	Attention Please 2008	Special	7.1

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