Yoko Fujita

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Yoko Fujita
藤田 陽子
Born (1980-06-10) 10 June 1980 (age 43)
NationalityJapanese
Occupations
  • Actress
  • model
  • singer
Years active1999–

Yoko Fujita (藤田 陽子, Fujita Yōko, born 10 June 1980, in Nara Prefecture) is a Japanese actress, singer, and model. She is represented by Humanitè.

Biography[edit]

She initially joined Laugh and Peace as a vocalist, and debuted in January 1999 with the single "Chotto kī te na". She is also active as a model in fashion magazines such as Seda and soup. Her first starring role in a film was on Inuneko, produced in 2004 and co-starring Kanako Enomoto.

In 2005, she married theatre director Noda Hideki.[1]

Filmography[edit]

Year Title Role Notes
2002 Mobōhan Yumiko Takai
2004 Walking with The Dog Miki Furukawa
Inuneko Suzu
D.P
2005 In the Pool
2006 Death Trance Goddess
Koroshi no harawata
Yotsuya Kaidan
2007 Kemono ga nigeru
Hito no Sex o Warauna Painter
High Pitcher Internet-exclusive short film
Shin-Onna Tachiguishi Retsuden: Kusama no Sasayaki Kōri Ichigo no Kumi Kumi
2008 Tea Fight Midori Yagi
Kill: Assault Girl2
2009 Kuma no Kami
Tochika
2014 Nishino Yukihiko no Koi to Bōken Crutch woman

Advertisements[edit]

Years Product Notes
2000 Shiseido Hana no Hadamizu
2001 FT Shiseido "Tissera Toconuts Coconuts" Co-starred with Porno Graffitti
Japan Tobacco
2002–03 Nova
2003 Vodafone Japanese corporation Chichi no Tanjōbi, Happy Bonus Restaurant
McDonald's
2005 imju "dejavu Fiber Wig Nuru tsuke matsuge"
2006 Tokiwa Pharmaceutical Nanten noDoame

TV programmes[edit]

Dates Title Network Notes
Love Love Aishiteru CX Served as a chorus member of Love Love All Stars
Apr–Jun 2005 3-Kagetsu Topic Eikaiwa: Tsuitachi Marugoto Eigo de Hanasou! NHK

Radio programmes[edit]

Title Network
Yoko Fujita no Beat Kids Street Air-G'

Music videos[edit]

Year Artist Song Notes
2008 Captain Strydom "Wagamama Chuck"
DJ Ozma "Roppongi Tsunderella"
2009 "Yanyan Machiko" Anime; as Machiko (voice)

Discography[edit]

Singles[edit]

Year Title Label Notes
1999 Chotto kī te na Epic Records Japan As Laugh&Peace Featuring Yoko Fujita
Sphere Sony Music Entertainment Japan Mirai Shōnen Conan II: Tiger Adventure theme; produced by pal@pop

Albums[edit]

Year Title Label Notes
2002 Atai no Namida Ki/oon Music
2004 The Taste of Tea JVC Kenwood Victor Entertainment Recorded "A Katsuhito Ishui Film 'The Taste Of Tea' Original Soundtrack"; Katsuhito Ishii directed The Taste of Tea theme song; in the name Little Tempo/Yoko Fujita

Video game music[edit]

Date Title Label As
9 Dec 1999 Vib-Ribbon PlayStation, Sony Interactive Entertainment Laugh&Peace Featuring Yoko Fujita

Video game soundtracks[edit]

Date Title Label As
7 Jul 2004 Vib-Ripple & Vib-Ribbon: Original Soundtrack King Record Laugh&Peace Featuring Yoko Fujita

References[edit]

  1. ^ "野田秀樹氏、25歳女優藤田陽子と結婚". Nikkan Sports (in Japanese). 8 Jan 2006. Retrieved 20 Jul 2017.

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