Naoko Komatsu
Naoko Komatsu is known for Trigun Stampede (2023), Kimetsu no Yaiba: Hinokami Keppuutan (2021) and Gojira: Kaijû Wakusei (2017).
Naoko Kubo
Japanese actress born on 23rd September 1932 in Shibuya ward, Tokyo. With over 50 films in her career, she appeared mostly in "Jidaigeki" dramas for Daiei studio. She started her career in early 50s and later became noticed for her roles in such films as Joobachi (1958), Kenpei to Yurei (1958) and Case of Umon: Red Lizard (1962). Some of her most noticed performances were in "Nemuri Kyoshiro" (Sleepy eyes of Death) film series (1962-1969), in which she appeared in four of them and worked with such big names as Ichikawa Raizo. Her other well-known films include: Zatoichi's Flashing Sword (1964), The Guardman: Tokyo Yojimbo (1965) and Samurai Reincarnation (1981).
Naoko Kusumi
Naoko Kusumi is known for Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (2004), Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (2001) and Psycho-Pass (2012).
Naoko Marshall
Naoko Marshall is an actor, known for The Sea of Trees (2015).
Naoko Matsui
Naoko Matsui was born on April 4, 1961 in Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan. She is known for Virtua Fighter (1995), Sairento mebiusu (1991) and Meitantei Conan (1996).
Naoko Miyake
Naoko Miyake is known for Retribution (2006) and Nan cai nu mao (2007).
Naoko Mori
Born in Nagoya, Naoko moved with her parents to New York aged four before returning to Japan and then, when she was twelve, locating to London. Naoko began to take singing lessons and at the age of 17 was cast in the lead as Kim in the West End musical 'Miss Saigon' opposite John Barrowman, with whom she would later appear in the TV science fiction series 'Torchwood'. Her subsequent television appearances include as Julia Sawalha's studious friend in 'Absolutely Fabulous', the hospital receptionist in ' Casualty' and in 2010 as Yoko Ono in 'Lennon Naked'. In 2006 she returned to the London musical stage playing Christmas Eve in 'Avenue Q' and in 2015 was part of the huge ensemble cast in the big screen 'Everest', as ill-fated mountaineer Yasuko Namba.
Naoko Ogigami
After graduation from Chiba University's Image Science program, Naoko Ogigami went to the United States in 1994 to study film at the University of Southern California. During this period, she worked as an assistant for TV commercials, promotional videos, and films, and also created short films of her own. Returned to Japan in January 2000. "Yoshino's Barber Shop" is her feature length film debut.
Naoko Sakakibara
Naoko Sakakibara is known for Anazâ (2012), Steins;Gate (2011) and Faito ippatsu! Jûden chan!! (2009).
Naoko Satô
Naoko Satô is an actress, known for Kekkonshiki no zenjitsu ni (2015), Kurîpî: Itsuwari no rinjin (2016) and Kazoku gêmu (2013).