Mori Mitsuko

Name: Mori Mitsuko
Native name: 森光子
Given name: Murakami Mitsu
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Female
Born: May 9, 1920
Died: November 10, 2012

Mori Mitsuko, real name Murakami Mitsu, was a Japanese actress. In May 2009, she became the first actor in Japan to have performed the stage play Hōrōki (放浪記 "A Wanderer's Notebook") 2,000 times. She was born in Kyoto, Japan.

On May 11, 2009, Takeo Kawamura announced that Mori would be awarded the People's Honour Award.

Mori died of heart failure on November 10, 2012, at a hospital in Tokyo, aged 92.

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Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2022	Nene: Onna Taikoki Japanese Drama, 2022, 10 eps [Narrator] (Support Role)	10	[Narrator] Support Role	0.0
2017	Yasuragi no Sato Japanese Drama, 2017, 129 eps [Mentioned] (Week 22) (Guest Role)	129	[Mentioned] (Week 22) Guest Role	8.5
2007	Haikei, Chichiue-sama Japanese Drama, 2007, 11 eps [Kumazawa's wife] (Ep. 3) (Guest Role)	11	[Kumazawa's wife] (Ep. 3) Guest Role	7.4
2006	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari 8 Japanese Drama, 2006, 50 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	50	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	4.0
2004	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari 7 Japanese Drama, 2004, 51 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	51	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	6.0
2002	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari 6 Japanese Drama, 2002, 51 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	51	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	0.0
2000	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari 5 Japanese Drama, 2000, 50 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	50	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	0.0
1998	Hitsuyou no nai Hito Japanese Drama, 1998, 12 eps Tamura Kaoru (Main Role)	12	Tamura Kaoru Main Role	8.0
1998	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari 4 Japanese Drama, 1998, 51 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	51	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	0.0
1996	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari 3 Japanese Drama, 1996, 50 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	50	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	8.0
1995	The Chef Japanese Drama, 1995, 9 eps Morimura Tamako (Support Role)	9	Morimura Tamako Support Role	8.0
1993	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari 2 Japanese Drama, 1993, 49 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	49	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	0.0
1993	Ryukyu no Kaze Japanese Drama, 1993, 23 eps (Support Role)	23	Support Role	8.0
1990	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari Japanese Drama, 1990, 49 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	49	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	7.4
1987	Koya no TV Man Japanese Drama, 1987, 6 eps Masubuchi Kimie (Support Role)	6	Masubuchi Kimie Support Role	0.0
1980	Naze ka Hatsukoi Minami Kaze Japanese Drama, 1980, 23 eps Kaji Michiko (Main Role)	23	Kaji Michiko Main Role	0.0
1970	It's Time Japanese Drama, 1970, 30 eps Matsuno Matsu (Main Role)	30	Matsuno Matsu Main Role	0.0
1966	Hanschichi Torimonocho Japanese Drama, 1966, 20 eps (Unknown)	20	Unknown	0.0
1962	Hana no Ren Japanese Drama, 1962, 7 eps (Unknown)	7	Unknown	0.0
1961	Hanshichi Torimonocho Japanese Drama, 1961, 27 eps (Ep. 5) (Guest Role)	27	(Ep. 5) Guest Role	0.0
1960	At That Time I... Japanese Drama, 1960, 38 eps (Main Role)	38	Main Role	2.0

Year	Title	Role	Rating
2001	Genji: A Thousand Year Love Japanese Movie, 2001, Sei Shounagon (Support Role)	Sei Shounagon Support Role	7.2
1987	Actress Japanese Movie, 1987, [Mother] (Support Role)	[Mother] Support Role	6.0
1973	Yokosuka Navy Prison Japanese Movie, 1973, (Support Role)	Support Role	1.0
1970	I'll Do Anything But Work Japanese Movie, 1970, (Support Role)	Support Role	0.0
1969	Zenka: Dosu Arashi Japanese Movie, 1969, Matsunaga Yasue (Guest Role)	Matsunaga Yasue Guest Role	0.0
1967	Two in the Shadow Japanese Movie, 1967, Shinohe Katsuko (Support Role)	Shinohe Katsuko Support Role	7.7
1967	The Forgiving Heart Japanese Movie, 1967, (Support Role)	Support Role	0.0
1967	Lost Spring Japanese Movie, 1967, (Support Role)	Support Role	6.0
1966	Freezing Point Japanese Movie, 1966, Fujio Tatsuko (Support Role)	Fujio Tatsuko Support Role	6.8
1965	Springtime Japanese Movie, 1965, (Main Role)	Main Role	4.0
1965	Hiyameshi to Osan to Chan Japanese Movie, 1965, {Chan} (Bit part)	{Chan} Bit part	0.0
1965	Mr. Radish and Mr.Carrot Japanese Movie, 1965, (Support Role)	Support Role	0.0
1963	When Women Lie Japanese Movie, 1963, {Three Female Bodies} Ikuma Yasuko (Main Role)	{Three Female Bodies} Ikuma Yasuko Main Role	0.0
1962	Woman of Design Japanese Movie, 1962, Sagawa Miyo (Support Role)	Sagawa Miyo Support Role	6.0
1938	The Ghost Cat and the Mysterious Shamisen Japanese Movie, 1938, Oho [Okiyo's younger sister] (Support Role)	Oho [Okiyo's younger sister] Support Role	6.4
1938	Shizuka Gozen Japanese Movie, 1938, [Chief Councillor of State Tokitada's daughter] (Support Role)	[Chief Councillor of State Tokitada's daughter] Support Role	0.0

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2005	Haru to Natsu Japanese Special, 2005, 5 eps Takakura Haru [Old] (Main Role)	5	Takakura Haru [Old] Main Role	7.9
2005	Misora Hibari Tanjo Monogatari Japanese Special, 2005, 1 eps Otomaru (Support Role)	1	Otomaru Support Role	5.0
1999	Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari: Two-hour Year-end Special Project Japanese Special, 1999, 1 eps Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] (Support Role)	1	Moriyama Tamako [Daikichi's oldest sister] Support Role	0.0
1996	Dareka ga Dareka ni Koishiteru Japanese Special, 1996, 1 eps Suzuki Yoshie / "Maria" (Support Role)	1	Suzuki Yoshie / "Maria" Support Role	0.0
1990	Minamoto no Yoshitsune Japanese Special, 1990, 1 eps Jiko (Support Role)	1	Jiko Support Role	8.4
1988	Chushingura Japanese Special, 1988, 1 eps [Narration] (Support Role)	1	[Narration] Support Role	9.0
1987	Mama wa Idol Special Japanese Special, 1987, 1 eps [Herself] (Guest Role)	1	[Herself] Guest Role	6.6
1981	Kazunomiya-sama Otome Japanese Special, 1981, 1 eps Kangyouin (Support Role)	1	Kangyouin Support Role	1.0
1972	Kokoro Chinese Special, 1972, 1 eps (Main Role)	1	Main Role	0.0
1967	Otafuku Monogatari Japanese Special, 1967, 1 eps Oshizu (Main Role)	1	Oshizu Main Role	0.0
1965	Jikan Desu Yo Japanese Special, 1965, 1 eps (Support Role)	1	Support Role	0.0
1964	Kakashi Japanese Special, 1964, 1 eps (Main Role)	1	Main Role	0.0

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2007	Bokura no Jidai Japanese TV Show, 2007, 900 eps (Guest)	900	Guest	0.0
1996	LOVE LOVE Aishiteru Japanese TV Show, 1996, 214 eps (Ep. 167) (Guest)	214	(Ep. 167) Guest	8.3
1994	Guru Guru Ninety Nine Japanese TV Show, 1994, 1 eps [Gochi] (S2E19) (Guest)	1	[Gochi] (S2E19) Guest	0.0
1982	This Person Show Japanese TV Show, 1982, 112 eps (Ep. 43, 57) (Guest)	112	(Ep. 43, 57) Guest	0.0
1951	Kouhaku Uta Gassen Japanese TV Show, 1951, 76 eps [Akagumi Captain] (Ep. 13, 29, 35) \| [Judge] (Ep. 12, 32, 37, 43, 45, 55-56, 60) \| [Supporter] (Ep. 20, 27, 40) (Main Host)	76	[Akagumi Captain] (Ep. 13, 29, 35) \| [Judge] (Ep. 12, 32, 37, 43, 45, 55-56, 60) \| [Supporter] (Ep. 20, 27, 40) Main Host	7.6

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