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Hibari Misora (I) (1937–1989)

Hibari Misora was born on May 29, 1937 in Yokohama, Japan. She was an actress, known for Sen-hime to Hideyori (1962), Hizakura kotengu (1961) and Tsukigata Hanpeita (1952). She was previously married to Akira Kobayashi. She died on June 24, 1989. See full bio »

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(age 52)

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Known For

Sen-hime to Hideyori
Sen-hime to Hideyori Sen-hime
(1962)
Hizakura kotengu
Hizakura kotengu Actress
(1961)
Tsukigata Hanpeita
Tsukigata Hanpeita Actress
(1952)
Hibari torimonocho: Kanzashi koban
Hibari torimonocho: Kanzashi koban Oshichi
(1958)
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Filmography

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 2005 Operetta tanuki goten
CG appearance
 1970 Hana to namida to honoo
Kasumi Fujihana
 1970 Hana no fushicho
Seto
 1968 Gion matsuri
 1963 Yogiri no Joshu-Ji
Kinu
 1962 Obozu tengu
 1962 Sen-hime to Hideyori
Sen-hime
 1960 Oja kissa
 1960 Hibari no mori no ishimatsu
Ishimatsu / Kimi
 1959 Oshidori kago
Kocho
 1959 Beran me-e geisha
Koharu
 1959 Kurama Tengu
 1958 Oatari tanukigoten
Tanukichiro
 1957 Aoi unabara
Harumi
 1957 Romance tanjô
Hibari Misora
 1956 Koi sugata kitsune goten
Maruya / Tomone
 1955 Janken musume
 1955 Takekurabe
 1955 Seishun kôro: Umi no wakôdo
Yukie Miyazaki
 1955 Fue-fuki waka musha
Princess Tamaori
 1953 Ojosan shacho
Madoka Ohara
 1953 Yama o mamoru kyodai
Daisaburo Tamaki
 1953 Yôki na tenshi (Short)
 1953 Hibari no utau tamatebako (Short)
 1953 Shimai
 1952 Ringo-en no shojo
Marumi
 1952 Futari no hitomi
Marie Abe
 1952 Ushiwakamaru
Ushiwakamaru / Kikyô
 1952 Yôkina wataridori
Midori Okamoto
 1951 Ano oka koete
 1951 Hibari no encore musume (Short)
 1951 Hibari no komoriuta
Hibari / Sumire
 1951 Nakinureta ningyô
Ayako
 1951 Chichi koishi
 1950 Tokyo Kid
Mariko Tanimoto, an orphan
 1950 Aozora tenshi
Mariko
 1950 Enoken no Sokonuke dai hôsô
Shoeshiner
 1950 Akogare no Hawaii kôro
Kimiko
 1950 Hit Parade (Short)
 1949 Odoroki ikka
 1949 Kanashiki kuchibue
Mitsuko Tanaka
 1949 Odoru ryûgûjô
Girl singing Kappa Bugi
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Personal Details

Official Sites:

Official Site [Japan]

Height:

4' 10" (1.47 m)

Spouse:

Akira Kobayashi  (divorced)
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Trivia:

Beginning in 1990, television and radio stations annually play her song "Kawa no Nagare no Yo ni" on her birthdate to show respect. In a national poll by NHK ( Nippon Hoso Kyokai, official English name: Japan Broadcasting Corporationin) 1997, the song was voted the greatest Japanese song of all time by more than 10 million people. See more »
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