Fukumi Kuroda
Japanese actress
Fukumi Kuroda (黒田 福美, Kuroda Fukumi; born July 21, 1956 in Tokyo) is a Japanese actress.
Career
Fukumi Kuroda appeared in the films such as Shohei Imamura's History of Postwar Japan as Told by a Bar Hostess, Juzo Itami's Tampopo, and Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Sweet Home.
Filmography
Film
Tampopo (1985) - Man in White Suit's mistress
Sweet Home (1989) - Asuka
Zansatsu Seyo Setsunaki Mono, Sore wa Ai (1990)
Tales of a Golden Geisha (1990) - Kiyoka a geisha
Shirayuri Gakuen Yokyubu (1992)
Ahiru no Uta ga Kikoete Kuruyo (1993) - 'Yamanashi-Ya' no tsuma
It's a Summer Vacation Everyday (1994) - Mrs. Kobayashi
Karaoke (1999)
Dodge Go! Go! (2002) - Headmaster
Lakeside Murder Case (2004) - Kazue Fujima
Sunshine Days (2008)
Zero Focus (2009)
Tôku no sora (2010)
Banana to gurôbu to jinbeezame (2013) - Mariko domoto
Tokyo teyande (2013)
Reason of Life (2015) - Yoshimi Tachibana
Shasen Henkō (TBA)
Television
Dengeki Sentai Changeman (1985-1986) - Queen Ahames
The Kindaichi Case Files (1995)
Tsukisoibito no Uta (1998) - Sakazaki (head nurse)
Stained Glass (2004)
Muscle Girl!
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