Takako Tokiwa

Japanese actress in television and film

Takako Tokiwa - Japanese actress in television and film
Born

April 30th, 1972
53 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Japan

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Born in Japan, one of the prominent actresses in the Japanese entertainment industry. Gained recognition for performances in television dramas and films. Starred in the popular series 'Koukou Kyoushi' and 'Yasashii Jedi'. Acted in films such as 'Ringu 2' and 'Shutter Island', showcasing versatility in various genres. Repeatedly featured in leading roles, becoming a defining presence in contemporary Japanese cinema and television.

Starred in 'Koukou Kyoushi'

Appeared in 'Ringu 2'

Featured in 'Yasashii Jedi'

Acted in 'Shutter Island'

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