Yôko Yamamoto

    Actor

    Birthdate: Mar 17, 1942

    Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan

    Died: Feb 20, 2024

    Yoko Yamamoto was born on March 17, 1942 in the Nakano ward of Tokyo, Japan. After graduating from Kokugakuin High School, she started working for Nomura Shoken (a major stock brokerage firm in Japan), but in 1963, one of her colleagues entered her in Nikkatsu Studio's audition. She was selected and started her career for Nikkatsu Studio and made her screen debut on movie "Hana to Dotou" in 1964.

    She is perhaps best known in the west in her role as Itoko Koyanagi in the movie Daikyojyu Gappa a.k.a. Monster from a Prehistoric Planet (1967).

    Yamamoto's career took off when she started to star in TV dramas such as "Shirobanba", "Shichinin no mago", "Shiroi Kage" and "Shiroi Kassouro". The TV program she stars in usually had high ratings, and she was in demand throughout the '70s, '80s, and '90s. In 1980, she started to branch out into stage acting, and has been active to this day.

    Known For

    Gappa the Triphibian Monster
    Gappa the Triphibian Monster

    (1967)

    Hikaru umi
    Hikaru umi

    (1965)

    Hana no koibitotachi
    Hana no koibitotachi

    (1968)

    Seiun kamen Mashinman
    Seiun kamen Mashinman

    (1984)

    Yôko Yamamoto Movies

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    • 2017 |
      Sora to umi no aida
    • 2017 |

      Blade of the Immortal

      asYaobikuni
    • 2016 |
      Where Florence Sleeps
    • 2011 |
      Dendera
    • 1991 |
      Sure Death 5
    • 1977 |
      Village of Eight Gravestones
    • 1976 |
      Angry Cobra: Kill the Witness
    • 1976 |
      Cobra 2
    • 1971 |
      Sannin no onna: Yoru no cho
    • 1970 |
      Sakariba nagashi uta: Shinjuku no onna
    • 1969 |
      Go, Go Second Time Virgin
    • 1969 |
      Koi no tsumujikaze
    • 1969 |
      Rising Dragon's Iron Flesh
    • 1969 |
      Shushô jingi: O-inochi chôdai
    • 1969 |
      Yakuza bangaichi
    • 1969 |
      Yôru o hirakû - onna no ichibâ
    • 1968 |
      Dare no isu?
    • 1968 |
      Duel in the Storm
    • 1968 |
      Fuji Takeshi monogatari: Yamato-damashii
    • 1968 |
      Hana no koibitotachi
    • 1968 |
      Seishun no kane
    • 1968 |
      Seishun no kaze
    • 1968 |
      Senketsu no toba
    • 1967 |
      Ai wa oshiminaku
    • 1967 |
      Gappa the Triphibian Monster
    • 1967 |
      Kantô musho gaeri
    • 1967 |
      Massacre Gun
    • 1967 |
      Rusty Pendant
    • 1967 |
      Saga from Chichibu Mountains: Sword Cuts the Shadows
    • 1967 |
      The Young Boss
    • 1967 |
      Yume wa yoru hiraku
    • 1966 |
      Cat Girls Gamblers: Abandoned Fangs of Triumph
    • 1966 |
      Chivalry Broken from All Sides
    • 1966 |
      Gambling Den Code
    • 1966 |
      Kono niji no kieru toki ni mo
    • 1965 |
      Escape in the Fog
    • 1965 |
      Gendai akutô jingi
    • 1965 |
      Kekkon sôdan
    • 1965 |
      Murder Unincorporated
    • 1964 |
      Dai nippon kosodoro den
    • 1964 |
      Nukî uchi ryuji - kênju no otâ
    • 1964 |
      The Flowers and the Angry Waves
    • 1964 |
      The Hunter's Diary
    • 1964 |
      The Scarred Crest
    • 1964 |
      Tokyo gorin ondo
    • 1964 |
      Yararete tamaru ka
    Yôko Yamamoto: Biography, Movies, Net Worth & Photos