Haruko Sagara
Japanese actress and singer (born 1968)
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::summary Japanese actress and singer (born 1968) ::
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| Field | Value |
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| name | Haruko Sagara |
| birth_date | |
| birth_place | Kōriyama, Fukushima, Japan |
| nationality | Japanese |
| occupation | Actress |
| years_active | 1985–2002 |
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| name = Haruko Sagara | birth_name = | birth_date = | birth_place = Kōriyama, Fukushima, Japan | death_date = | death_place = | nationality = Japanese | other_names = | known_for = | occupation = Actress | years_active = 1985–2002
Haruko Sagara (相楽 晴子, Sagara Haruko; born March 1, 1968, in Koriyama, Fukushima, Japan) is a Japanese actress and ex-idol singer in the 1980s.
She debuted in 1985 with her role as Okyo in the cult TV series Sukeban Deka II. She won the Award for Best Supporting Actress at the 11th Yokohama Film Festival for Dotsuitarunen. After some 10 movies, 20 TV series, 10 singles and 2 albums, she quit her career in 1995 to settle in Los Angeles, where she married an American, becoming Haruka Haynes. In 2008, she opened a travel agency in Hawaii.
Filmography
- 1985-1986 : Sukeban Deka II : Shōjo Tekkamen Densetsu (TV series) : 'Okyō' / Kyōko Nakamura
- 1986 : Koisuru Onnatachi : Teiko Shima
- 1987 : Sukeban Deka The Movie : 'Okyō' / Kyōko Nakamura
- 1987 : Ariesu no Otome-tachi (TV series) : Keiko Tsugawa
- 1987 : Hissatsu 4: Urami harashimasu : Omitsu
- 1988 : Marilyn ni aitai : Rie (cameo)
- 1988 : Hana no Asuka-gumi! (TV series) : Yoko (Episode 12)
- 1988 : Bakayaro! I'm Plenty Mad : Shizuka Atsugi (Episode 1)
- 1989 : Dotsuitarunen : Takako Kamoi
- 1989 : Harasu no ita hibi
- 1989 : Godzilla vs. Biollante : TV reporter
- 1990 : Yonimo kimyō na monogatari (TV series)
- 1990 : Maria no ibukuro : Shoko
- 1990 : Ruten no umi : Naoko
- 1990 : Saraba itoshino yakuza : Kimiko Takanashi
- 1991 : Kinyoubi no shokutaku (TV movie)
- 1991 : Shin dosei jidai : Miyako Morino
- 1991 : AD Bugi (TV series) : Naoko Kōsaka
- 1993 : If: Moshimo (TV series)
- 1995 : Endless Waltz : Lily
- 2001 : Ashita ga aru sa (TV series)
- 2002 : Ashita ga aru sa: The Movie : Sadayo Hamada (TV movie)
Discography
Albums
;First album 1986/07/01 : Bitter Kiss ;;Tracks
- Gozen Reiji no Sandbag
- Teenage of Last
- Odorasete Tonight (2nd single)
- Minor Boy
- Kiss de Long Goodbye
- Sutekina Hitomi no Pretender
- Virgin Heart (1st single)
- Funky Monky Town
- Bitter Kiss o Kimasasete
- Cool Cat to Yobareta
- Bye Bye Game
;Second album 1990/08/29 : Dainigakushô - Second Movement ;;Tracks
- Kaze no Invention (9th single)
- Aru Ai no Hôkaku
- Hotel Blanche no Gogo
- Hoho ni Soyo Kaze
- Sayonara Natsu
- again
- 24ji no Bride
- Rakuen (B side from single)
- Tôi Koibito
- Station yori Ai o Komete
- moon-light tears
Compilation
2005/11/30 : Idol Miracle Bible : Sagara Haruko - Best Tune ;;Tracks Disc 1
- Virgin Heart (1st single / from 1st album)
- Abunai Junction (B side from 1st single)
- Odorasete Tonight (2nd single / from 1st album)
- Yappa Onna (B side from 2nd single)
- Gozen Reiji no Sandbag (from 1st album)
- Teenage of Last (from 1st album)
- Minor Boy (from 1st album)
- Kiss de Long Goodbye (from 1st album)
- Sutekina Hitomi no Pretender (from 1st album)
- Funky Monky Town (from 1st album)
- Bitter Kiss o Kimasasete (from 1st album)
- Cool Cat to Yobareta (from 1st album)
- Bye Bye Game (from 1st album)
- Seaside Mint Blue (3rd single)
- 出発つこころに I Need You (B side from 3rd single)
- Mokuyôbi ni wa Kiss o (4th single)
- Semi Sweet Shock (B side from 4th single)
- Bladerunner (5th single)
- Ushiromuki no Love (B side from 5th single) ;;Tracks Disc 2
- Nemureru Nagisa no Season (6th single)
- Tokyo Marionette (7th single)
- Happy End ni Yoroshiku (B side from 7th single)
- Midnight Call (8th single)
- ? (B side from 8th single)
- Kaze no Invention (9th single / from 2nd album)
- Rakuen (B side from 9th single / from 2nd album)
- Aru Ai no Hôkaku (from 2nd album)
- Hotel Blanche no Gogo (from 2nd album)
- Hoho ni Soyo Kaze (from 2nd album)
- Sayonara Natsu (from 2nd album)
- again (from 2nd album)
- 24ji no Bride (from 2nd album)
- Tôi Koibito (from 2nd album)
- Station yori Ai o Komete (from 2nd album)
- moon-light tears (from 2nd album)
- Senaka (10th single)
Singles
- 1986/05/02 : Virgin Heart
- : A - Virgin Heart (from 1st album, Bitter Kiss)
- : B - Abunai Junction
- 1986/10/10 : Odorasete Tonight
- : A - Odorasete Tonight (from 1st album, Bitter Kiss)
- : B - Yappa Onna
- 1987/02/05 : Seaside Mint Blue
- : A - Seaside Mint Blue
- : B - 出発つこころに I Need You
- 1987/05/21 : Mokuyôbi ni wa Kiss o
- : A - Mokuyôbi ni wa Kiss o
- : B - Semi Sweet Shock
- 1988/02/26 : Bladerunner
- : A - Bladerunner
- : B - Ushiromuki no Love
- 1988/09/01 : Nemureru Nagisa no Season
- : A - Nemureru Nagisa no Season
- : B - Herb Rain o Mô Sukoshi
- 1989/04/19 : Tokyo Marionette
- : A - Tokyo Marionette
- : B - Happy End ni Yoroshiku
- 1989/11/15 : Midnight Call
- : A - Midnight Call
- : B - ?
- 1990/07/25 : Kaze no Invention
- : A - Kaze no Invention (from 2nd album, Dainigakushô - Second Movement)
- : B - Rakuen (from 2nd album, Dainigakushô - Second Movement)
- 1994/11/02 : Senaka
- : A - Senaka
- : B - Senaka (original karaoke)
References
References
- link. [[Yokohama Film Festival]]
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