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Fujiko Yamamoto (Fujiko Yamamoto, December 11, 1931) is a Japanese actress. The real name is the same. Nickname is Fuji. Height 159cm. Showa Great Actress Born in 1931 (Showa 6) in Nishibori, Nishi-ku, Osaka. My mother is the eldest daughter of Yamashige, a cotton wholesaler in Semba. I grew up in Izumi City and later moved to Sukematsu, Izumiotsu City to enter Hamadera Elementary School. During her childhood, she learned Japanese dances about Hananoyanagi Nosuke under Hanayagi. I moved because my home was confiscated by the advance military, From Osaka Prefectural Otsu High School (currently Osaka Prefectural Izumiotsu High School) to Kyoto Prefectural First High School (currently Kyoto Prefectural Kamonogata High School) Moved to graduated in 1949 (Showa 24). 1950 (Showa 25), the 1st Miss Japan sponsored by the Yomiuri Shimbun, Chubu Nihon Shimbun, and Nishi Nihon Shimbun (there were nearly 700 applicants) Unanimously won the Miss Japan crown. There is a black and white news film that conveys the pattern of the screening and award ceremony at this time. In 1951, he made an official visit as Miss Japan, Meet Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio at Yankee Stadium in New York. After being selected as Miss Japan, he was scouted by the film industry, but was not initially willing to become an actress. But the scout is uninterrupted, After struggling, I decided to become an actress in the words of my older sister, “Future women should have a job.” In 1953, three years after becoming Miss Japan, he joined Daiei after the filmmaker's battle. The contract details are as follows: `` Galaty per bottle is a slide system, 100,000 yen in the first year, 200,000 yen in the second year, 300,000 yen in the third year, but surprisingly cheap, It was a free contract after 3 years, but the promise of a free contract after 3 years was not kept. In the same year, he made his debut as an opponent of Kazuo Hasegawa in the movie “Hana no Kodokan” It is said to be the first actress from Miscon after the war. The heroine of “Golden Yasha” in 1954, “Yakushima no Ume no Shiroume” in 1955, The 1956 movie “Night River” was a big hit and played an active role as an actress for Daiei. From Wikipedia

A monument is embedded in the building of the apparel shop. It seems that actress Fujiko Yamamoto lived in the mansion that was here when she was in high school. I looked it up online, but it doesn't seem that my parents were doing business here. Was there an ordinary mansion in such a downtown area at that time? An actress I don't know much about in my age. At that time, actresses had a custom of belonging to a movie company, and if they broke it, there was a "five-company agreement" in which they could not appear in other companies. She was dismissed from her affiliation, Daiei, because she rebelled against such a slave contract, and she was prevented from appearing in other companies' movies. Although he was a very popular actress, he was banished from the movie world, and since then he seems to have been active mainly on the stage. Growing up in the countryside for that reason, I remained almost unaware of its existence. I was surprised to learn about this incident when I became an adult. Far from the Five-Company Agreement, the actor can decide the work to appear on his own initiative, but Fujiko Yamamoto is still unable to appear in the movie.