Kumiko Goto

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Kumiko Goto
後藤ごとう久美子くみこ
Goto in 2019
Born	(1974-03-26) March 26, 1974 (age 50) Tokyo, Japan
Occupations	Singer actress
Spouse	Jean Alesi (m. 1995)
Musical career
Years active	1984–present
Website	beamie.jp/t/kumiko_goto.html
Musical artist

Kumiko Goto (後藤ごとう久美子くみこ, Gotō Kumiko, born on March 26, 1974) is a Japanese former singer, actress and Japanese idol active in the 1980s. As an actress, she is known for starring in the Otoko wa Tsurai yo films and the Jackie Chan film City Hunter. In 1995, she quit her artistic career and married the French racing driver, Jean Alesi, with whom she has four children, including Helena, Giuliano, John.

Filmography

TV shows

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Dokuganryū Masamune (NHK, 1987), young Megohime
Mama wa Idol (TBS, 1987)
Kaze Shojo (NTV, 1988)
Tsukai! Rock-n-Roll Toori (TBS, 1988)
Taiheiki (NHK, 1991), Kitabatake Akiie
Mo Namida wa Misenai (Fuji TV, 1993)

Films

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Memories of You (1988)
Otoko wa Tsurai yo series:
- Tora-san, My Uncle (1989)
- Tora-san Takes a Vacation (1990)
- Tora-san Confesses (1991)
- Tora-San Makes Excuses (1992)
- Tora-san to the Rescue (1995)
- Tora-san, Wish You Were Here (2019)
City Hunter (1993)
Camp de Aimasho (1995)

Commercial

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Mazda Carol (1995-1996)
JR East (1987–)
Kirin "Kirin 1000 (Southern)" (2010–)^[1]

Discography

Single

Teardrop (released March 18, 1987)

Awards

Year	Award	Category	Work(s)	Result	Ref
1988	12th Elan d'or Awards	Newcomer of the Year	Herself	Won
1988	1st Nikkan Sports Film Awards	Best Newcomer	Memories of You	Won
1989	12th Japan Academy Film Prize	Newcomer of the Year	Memories of You	Won
2021	44th Japan Academy Film Prize	Best Supporting Actress	Tora-san, Wish You Were Here	Nominated	^[2]