Mari Nishio

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Mari Nishio (西尾 まり; born April 2, 1974)^[1] is a Japanese actress and former child actress.^[2]

• Tora-san Makes Excuses (1992)
• Dolls (2002) – Sawako's friend
• The Matsugane Potshot Affair (2006) – Yoko Togashi
• Again (2015) – Yamashita's wife

• Taiyō ni Hoero! (1981) – Suzuko Kitahara
• Uchi no Ko ni Kagitte... (1984) – Izumi Suwa
• Papa wa Newscaster (1987) – Nishio Megumi
• Keizoku (1999) – Maiko Ōsawa^[3]
• AIBOU (2003) – Emi Takizawa
• Kagerō no Tsuji Inemuri Iwane Edo Zōshi (2007) – Setsu
• Smile (2009) – Rina's mother
• Meitantei no Okite (2009) – Masako Aoki
• Don Quixote (2011) – Reiko Okazaki
• Last Money: Ai no Nedan (2011) – Yoriko Yamamoto
• Ashita, Mama ga Inai (2014) – Otsubone's mother
• Masshiro (2015) – Toshie Hosaka
• Toto Neechan (2016) – Setsu Kudō
• Kahogo no Kahoko (2017) – Takashi Namiki

• Official website

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