
Hiroko Yakushimaru
Biography
After passing the audition for the film produced by Haruki Kadokawa, she began her acting career. Along with teen idols Tomoyo Harada and Noriko Watanabe who debuted from Kadokawa Haruki Corporation, she was often dubbed as one of "Kadokawa Sannin-musume" in her early career. Yakushimaru made her acting debut in the 1978 movie Never Give Up. In 1981, she came into prominence with Sailor Suit and Machine Gun, the film where she played the leading role. She also recorded the same-titled theme song for the film, which hit No. 1 on Oricon in late 1981, and stayed there until January 18, 1982. Since rising to fame, Yakushimaru has gained success as both an actress and a pop singer, mainly during the 1980s. She had also worked as a prolific recording artist until her marriage with Kōji Tamaki, the leader of the band Anzen Chitai.
Also Known As
Movie Appearances

Glasses
as Morishita
2007

Black School Rules
as Virginia Wolf
2019

Never Give Up
as Yoriko Nagai
1978

Always - Sunset on Third Street
as Tomoe Suzuki
2005

Always: Sunset on Third Street 2
as Tomoe Suzuki
2007

Bubble Fiction: Boom or Bust
as Mariko Tanaka
2007

Dogwood Tree
as Ryoko
2010

Princess Raccoon
as Ohagi no tsubone
2005

Magnitude: Bridge to Tomorrow
1997

Sailor Suit and Machine Gun
as Izumi Hoshi
1981

Legend of the Eight Samurai
as Princess Shizu
1983

Live at GLORIA CHAPEL 2021
2022

G.I. Samurai
as Young Takeda Samurai
1979

Wasao
as Setsuko
2011

Fan of Hong Kong star
2002

Be yourself
as Yuka Enomoto
2008

Kizuna no Pedal
as 宮澤純子
2019

Tonbi
as Taeko
2022

Hoshi Kikou
1987

Heart's Delivery
1990
TV Appearances

Kisarazu Cat's Eye
as Asada Mirei
2002

1 Litre of Tears
as Shioka Ikeuchi
2005
Mama no Idenshi
2002

Tiger and Dragon
2005

Dearest
as Azusa Sanada
2021

Amachan
as 铃鹿博美
2013

Passion for Punchlines
as Shima Takako
2023

Detective Lovesick
as Nobuko Maehara
2010

Unnatural
as Misumi Natsuyo
2018

The Kingdom of Ingredients
as 旁白
TBA

Carry On! Hara-chan!
as Yaguchi Yuriko
2013

The Full Throttle Girl
as Sakuragawa Shoko
2011