
Born Jan 22, 1955 · Shibecha, Hokkaidō, Japan
Born in Hokkaido, 1955. In 1970, she made her acting debut in "Kōkōsei Burusu" in her original stage name Keiko Sekine. Since then, she has appeared in numerous films over a 50 year career in television, film, stage and commercials. Her hit films include "Tattoo Ari" (1982), "Hana monogatari" (1989) and "Fumiko no Umi" (2007). She has received awards including the 3rd Asahi Performing Arts Award, the Akiyama Matsushiyo Award (2004), the 62nd Mainichi Film Competition, Supporting Actress Award (2008), and the 64th Mainichi Film Competition Tanaka Kinuyo Award (2010).

Soda Master
2026

I Am Kirishima
2025

Worry Not, She's the Boss
2023

Analog
2023

Summer Blooms
2018

Whispers from a Crime Scene
2016

Red Ball
2015

The Files of Young Kindaichi Neo
2014

It's Me It's Me
2013

The Serialist
2013

Zen
2009

Be Sure to Share
2009

Symphony in August: Shibuya 2002-2003
2009

Tokyo Rhapsody
2007

The Insects Unlisted in the Encyclopedia
2007

テレサ・テン物語~私の家は山の向こう
2007

Koto
2005

Walk with the Light
2004

Tracing Jake
2004

AIBOU: Tokyo Detective Duo
2002

My Little Chef
2002

Uzumaki
2000

The Man with Two Hearts
1996

The Files of the Young Kindaichi
1995

Asian Blue: Ukishima-maru Incident
1995

Kura
1995

I Can Hear the Duck Singing
1993

Nobunaga: King of Zipangu
1992

Door II: Tokyo Diary
1991

Hoshi wo tsugu mono
1990

War and Flowers
1989

Door
1988

The Story of Jiro
1987

Newaza Gal: Straight From Behind
1987

Golf Before Dawn
1987

Love Letter
1985

Curse of the Seven flutes
1983

The Imperial Japanese Empire
1982

Burst City
1982

Wolf: Running Is Sex
1982

Tattoo
1982

Lake of Illusions
1982

Love Letter
1981

Auto Town
1981

Greatest Game Ever Part II
1976

The Gate of Youth
1975

Main Line to Terror
1975

Greatest Game Ever
1975

Kandagawa
1974

Rise, Fair Sun
1973

Bark at the Sun
1972

Kamen Rider
1971

Games
1971

The Awakening
1971

Snow Country Elegy
1971

Love for Eternity
1971

High School Affair
1970

The Forbidden Fruit
1970

Child Bride
1970

Just for You
1970

G-men of Japan 5: Skyscraper Wolves
1960