Michiko Kawai

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Michiko Kawai
河合 美智子
Born
Kazue Suzuki

(1968-06-13) 13 June 1968 (age 55)
Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Japan
NationalityJapanese
Other namesAurora Teruko
Occupations
  • Actress
  • singer
Years active1983–present
TelevisionFutarikko
Height162[1] cm (5 ft 4 in)
Spouse
Junichi Minemura
​
(m. 2017)​
[2]

Michiko Kawai (河合 美智子, Kawai Michiko, born 13 June 1968,[1] in Hiratsuka, Kanagawa)[3] is a Japanese actress and singer. Her real name is Kazue Suzuki (鈴木 一栄, Suzuki Kazue).[3] She was represented with ABC inc.[1][4] As a singer she is nicknamed Aurora Teruko (オーロラ輝子, Ōrora Teruko).

Filmography[edit]

Films[edit]

Year Title Role
1983 P.P. Rider Bruce
1985 Yaban Hito no yō ni Hiromi Kudo
1986 They Were Eleven Flor (voice)
Maison Ikkoku Kozue Nanao
1987 Koibito-tachi no Jikoku Mariko Murakami (Noriko Yamasaki)
1988 Love Story o Kimi ni Hatsumi Inamura
1989 Fancy Dance Female reporter
1998 Shomuni Kana Miyashita
A, Haru Nurse
2002 Umi wa Miteita Osono
2005 Makoto Izumi Noda
2007 Konna Otona no Onnanoko Berischima editor-in-chief Yoshida
2011 Homecoming

TV dramas[edit]

Year Title Role Network Ref.
1985 Half Potato na Oretachi NTV
1986 Abunai Deka
1987 Jikandesu yo: Futatabi TBS
Akireta Keiji Midori Asakuea NTV
1988 Dakishimetai! Fuji TV
Schoolgirl Serenade: Keika Gaku Jo Sayokyoku Noriko Hyodo NTV
1989 Motto Abunai Reka Yumi Ishii
Kayō Suspense Gekijō / Ashinaga Ojisan Satsujin Jiken
Kattenishiyagare Hay! Brother Model
1990 Sotsugyō Tomoko Terauchgi TBS
1991 Yonimo Kimyōna Monogatari "Kokuhaku Party" Fuji TV
Eiga mitaina Koi shitai "Ghost: New York no Maboroshi" TV Tokyo
Kenji-Yoko Wakaura NTV
Kimi no Na wa Kozue Ishigami NHK-G
1992 Waru Tomoko Nashida YTV
Otona wa Wakattekurenai "Usotsuki" Fuji TV
1993 Hitotsu Yane no Shita Rumiko Matsumae
Drama Shinginga: Kora! Nanba shiyo tto II Kimiko Iwata NHK-G
1994 Yu no Machi Kōshinkyoku
Sengoku Bushi no Yūkyū Kyūka
Kazoku A Mayumi Kimura TBS
1995 7-Ri no OL ga Iku! Kaori Yokoyama TV Asahi
1996 Mō Otonana 'ndakara! Izumi Yoshimoto TBS
Futarikko Aurora Teruko NHK-G [5]
Kaettekita OL San Nintabi Fuji TV
1997 Guddo a futanūn TBS
1998 Futatsu no Ai Kayo NHK
Y-shi no Rinjin TBS
2000 Bengoshi-Ayuko Takabayashi Reiko Hisano NTV
2003 Onna to Ai to Mystery "Yukemuri Satsujin Annai: Nan nimo Senmu no Mei Suiri" Urara TV Tokyo
Hamidashi Keiji Jōnetsu-kei Miwako Fujioka TV Asahi
Shiroi Kyotō Midori Konishi Fuji TV
2005 Ai to Yūjō no Bugiugi Kinako Otsuki NHK-G
2006 Byōin e Ikō Rei Yuki TBS
Kekkonshiki e Ikō Ertsuko Fujikura
Journey Under the Midnight Sun Fumiyo Nishimoto
2008 Hitomi NHK-G
Dandan Mayumi Ishii
Tax Inspector Madogiwa Taro Naoko Ikehata TBS
2009 Doyō Wide Gekijō "Po kkaya (Onsen-i) Jiken Karute" Hisae Hanamura TV Asahi
2011 Aibō Season 9 Ayako Kudo
Saijō no Meii Satomi Saito TV Tokyo
Shin-Keishichō Sōsaikka 9 Kakari: Dai 6 Series Satomi Mihara TV Asahi
Kasai Chōsakan-Renjirō Kurenai Sawako Nakayama
2012 Beginners! Akemi Momoe TBS
Mitsuhiko Asami Series Izumi Shimada
2015 Chūzai Deka Kazumi Sayama TV Tokyo
Meikyū Sōsa Junko Kitayama TV Asahi
Yamamoto Shūgorō Ninjō Jidaigeki Oko BS Japan
2016 Omiya-san Special Taeko Adachi TV Asahi
Doyō Wide Gekijō "Kasai Chōsakan Yamanobō Akira Funsō Kaiketsu 100% no Otoko!" Kozue Sugimura
100 No Shikaku o Motsu Onna: Futari no Batsuichi Satsujin Sōsa Yasue Sasaoka ABC
Keishichō-Sōsaikkachō Etsuko Sakagami TV Asahi
Onsen Satsujin Jiken Series Misako Yoshino TBS

Music programmes[edit]

Year Title Network
2008 Waga Kokoro no Osaka Melody NHK-G
2009 BS Nihon no uta NHK-BS2
2012 Mokuyō 8-ji no Concert: Meikyoku! Nippon no uta TV Tokyo
2014 NHK Kayō Concert NHK
2016 Dai 16-kai Waga Kokoro no Osaka Melody NHK-G

NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen entries[edit]

Year / Brdcst no. No. Song Order Opponent
1997 / 48th 1st Fūfu-michi 16/25 Ryuichi Kawamura

Others[edit]

Year Title Network
1984 You NHK-E
1986 "Binetsuna Ki-bu-n tobikiri 16-sai"
1991 Takeshi Itsumi no Heisei Kyōikuiinkai Fuji TV
1992 Quiz! Junsuidanjokōyū TV Asahi
1997 Chō Yoshimoto Shinkigeki MBS
2008 Watashi ga Kodomo dattakoro NHK

Radio[edit]

Year Title Network
2001 Junji Takada-Michiko Kawai no Tokyo Broadway NCB
Junji Takada-Michiko Kawai no Tokyo Paradise
2012 Junji Takada: Mainichi ga Paradise

DVD[edit]

Year Title
2008 Jitsuroku Pavilion Sanshōuo!

Stage[edit]

Year Title
2011 Jankenpon
2012 Suite Memories
2014 Dōshin bo no Hama

Discography[edit]

Singles[edit]

Year Title Ref.
1983 "Watashi Takan na Koro / School Days"
"Summer Holiday / Kisetsu, Kawari Koro"
1984 "Island / Toshigoro Tomato wa Jiken ga ippai"
"Honjitsu Seiten Sakana Kibun / Binkan Age"
1986 "Tokoton I Love You / Yumemi-ing Easter"
1996 "Magokoro no Hashi / Meoto-michi" [6]
1997 "Hana-gokoro / Setsunakute"
"Sukiyanen"
1998 "Kitto Ashitahahareru kara"
"Sore ga shibutoku Ikiru Michi/ Sotto Dakishimete"
2005 "Tokyo Paradise"

Albums[edit]

Year Title
1998 Aurora Biyori

Bibliography[edit]

Year Title
1997 Ta na bota: Aurora Teruko Hanjō-ki

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c "河合美智子" (in Japanese). Asia Business Partners. Archived from the original on 26 September 2016. Retrieved 3 Apr 2017.
  2. ^ "河合美智子、脳出血乗り越え3月に結婚 夫・峯村純一「突き進むしかない」". Oricon News (in Japanese). Oricon. 3 Apr 2017. Retrieved 3 Apr 2017.
  3. ^ a b "「オーロラ輝子」の河合美智子、極秘離婚していた". MSN Sankei News (in Japanese). 18 Aug 2013. Retrieved 3 Apr 2017.
  4. ^ Kawai, Michiko (23 Apr 2014). "今日は…". Michiko Kawai Official Blog "Michiko Kawai no Rakko na Kibun" (in Japanese). Ameba Blog. Retrieved 3 Apr 2017.
  5. ^ ""通天閣の歌姫"叶麗子、道頓堀から再出発". Nikkan Sports (in Japanese). 19 Dec 2014. Retrieved 3 Apr 2017.
  6. ^ "朝日新聞". Asahi Shimbun (in Japanese). The Asahi Shimbun Company. 28 Nov 1997. p. 3.

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