Acting
Kayo Asano
Born September 20, 1967 · Tokyo, Japan (age 58)
Kayo Asano is an actress, known for Swan's Song (2002), Zettai reido: Tokushu hanzai sennyû sôsa (2011) and Shinsengumi keppûroku (1998).
Known For
Swan's Song · 2002Swan's Song
2002
MovieHorror
Mina and Mizuki sisters attended a ballet class in Tokyo. One day, the sisters return home separately, but younger sister, Mizuki, is kidnapped on the way home and discovered as a corpse. On that day, Mina blames herself for returning home, leaving her sister to practice ballet staying. Her mother, Teruko, is also very upset by the news of the discovery of her body, causing deep emotional wounds. The incident was featured on a variety show, and the mother and daughter, who couldn't stand the curiosity of the world, moved to a quiet country town far from the city. Although they started a new life, Teruko is bullied by a mysterious mad woman and Mina is bullied at school. And a mysterious murder case occurs again around them.
TCA Special OG Version: Golden Memories · 2004TCA Special OG Version: Golden Memories
2004
Movie
Takarazuka OG special performance.
'90 TMP Music Festival - "Sound In Big City" · 1990'90 TMP Music Festival - "Sound In Big City"
★ 5.01990
Movie
Takarazuka Revue's special performance including all troupes.
Grand Hotel · 1993Grand Hotel
1993
Movie
The roaring '20s are still in high gear, and Berlin is the center of high life. Guests come and go at the opulent Grand Hotel, as cynical Doctor Otternschlag, who still suffers from World War I wounds.
Puck / Memories of You (Moon Troupe, 1992) · 1992Puck / Memories of You (Moon Troupe, 1992)
★ 7.01992
Movie
Takarazuka Revue’s 1992 production of PUCK/ Memories of You
Dreamy Fragrance · 1992Dreamy Fragrance
1992
Movie
Moon troupe's performance.
Romeo and Juliet · 1990Romeo and Juliet
1990
Movie
Takarazuka Revue's stage play based on Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
The Rose of Versailles: Oscar · 1991The Rose of Versailles: Oscar
1991
Movie
The story takes place in the last half of the 18th century in France. General Jarget’s wife was expecting their sixth child. The General loved his five daughters but was praying with all his heart for a son. When his wife gave birth to another daughter, the General gave her a boy’s name, Oscar. He decided to bring her up as a boy.
















