Yukino Takeuchi

Yukino Takeuchi
Yukino Takeuchi is a Japanese actress who is recognized for her work on for Sei no tôhikô: Yoru ni tsugau hitozuma (2015) and Man hiraki heels: Onna no maken to jukujo no asoko (2021). Born on , , Yukino Takeuchi hails from Tokyo, Japan. As in 2022, Yukino Takeuchi's age is N/A. Check below for more deets about Yukino Takeuchi. This page will put a light upon the Yukino Takeuchi bio, wiki, age, birthday, family details, affairs, controversies, caste, height, weight, rumors, lesser-known facts, and more.
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Yuko Takeuchi had taken the lead role in many TV series and films, including Miss Sherlock
Award-winning Japanese actress Yuko Takeuchi has been found dead at her Tokyo home at the age of 40.
She was reportedly found by her actor husband Taiki Nakabayashi at their home in Shibuya Ward. Her death was confirmed at hospital.
Police launched an investigation, suspecting that the actress took her own life, Japanese media reported.
Ms Takeuchi was popular in Japan, known for the 1998 horror film Ringu which was adapted by Hollywood as The Ring.
In a statement, her talent agency Stardust Promotion said it was "stunned and saddened by the news".
The actress also played a female Sherlock Holmes in the 2018 HBO series Miss Sherlock, which was broadcast in several countries including the US.
For three years in a row, between 2004 and 2007, Ms Takeuchi won best actress in a leading role at the Japanese Academy Awards.
Although suicide has not been confirmed in Ms Takeuchi's case, it has been the cause of death for a number of Japanese talents recently, including the actress Sei Ashina earlier this month, actor Haruma Miura in July and wrestling star Hana Kimura in May.
Japan has long battled one of the highest suicide rates in the industrialised world although figures have dropped since preventative measures were introduced more than a decade ago.
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Born in Saitama just north of Tokyo in 1980, Takeuchi Yuko began acting with a role in Fuji TV's Cyborg in 1996. She has been in TV serials and movies without pause ever since and came to most people's attention through NHK's series Asuka serial of 1999. She was recognized by the Japanese Academy Awards for 2003's Yomigaeri, which explored ...
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2020

(age 40)
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2019

The 47 Ronin in Debt

Riku-san

2019

Аферисты по-японски. Фильм

Ran Riu

- The Missing Bride
(2018)
... Sherlock

- The Wakasugi Family
(2018)
... Sherlock

- Episode #1.6
(2018)
... Yukino Tanaka

- Episode #1.5
(2018)
... Yukino Tanaka

- Episode #1.4
(2018)
... Yukino Tanaka

- Episode #1.3
(2018)
... Yukino Tanaka

- Episode #1.2
(2018)
... Yukino Tanaka

2016

Kamoshirenai Joyûtachi
(TV Movie)

2014

Black Gospel
(TV Movie)

Yasuko

2013

Airport 2013
(TV Movie)

Chigusa ohkouchi

- Episode #1.11
(2013)
... Rin danda

- Episode #1.10
(2013)
... Rin danda

2013

Cheap Flight!!
(TV Movie)

Miharu aizawa

2013

Strawberry Night

Reiko himekawa

- Episode #1.11
(2012)
... Himekawa Reiko

- Episode #1.10
(2012)
... Himekawa Reiko

- Episode #1.9
(2012)
... Himekawa Reiko

- Episode #1.8
(2012)
... Himekawa Reiko

- Episode #1.7
(2012)
... Himekawa Reiko

2011

A Ghost of a Chance

Fuko Yabe

2011

1778 историй обо мне и моей жене

Setsuko Makimura

2010

Strawberry Night
(TV Movie)

Reiko Himekawa

- Future Shock
(2010)
... Keiko Arahida (as Yuko Takeuchi)

- Countdown
(2010)
... Keiko Arahida (as Yuko Takeuchi)

- Queen Sacrifice
(2010)
... Keiko Arahida (as Yuko Takeuchi)

- Believe
(2009)
... Keiko Arahida (as Yuko Takeuchi)

- The Gift
(2009)
... Keiko Arashida (uncredited)

- Episode #1.10
(2008)
... Shirato Mio

- Episode #1.9
(2008)
... Shirato Mio

- Episode #1.8
(2008)
... Shirato Mio

- Episode #1.7
(2008)
... Shirato Mio

- Episode #1.6
(2008)
... Shirato Mio

2008

The Glory of Team Batista

Kimiko Taguchi

2005

Snowy Love Fall in Spring

Satoko Ayakura

- 2007 nen, London
(2005)
... Aoi Yoshiko

- Bimyô na shikakkei
(2005)
... Aoi Yoshiko

- Kiken na osu
(2005)
... Aoi Yoshiko

2004

Heaven's Bookstore

Shoko / Natsuko

- Episode dated 2 June 2004
(2004)
... Yukko / Winner - Narikiri-Chara yankaisa Award

- Ai to Iu na no hokori
(2004)
... Aki Murase

2003

Warushawa no aki
(TV Movie)

Yoko Aoki

- Episode #1.11
(2003)
... Yumi Kurasawa

- Episode #1.10
(2003)
... Yumi Kurasawa

- Episode #1.9
(2003)
... Yumi Kurasawa

- Episode #1.8
(2003)
... Yumi Kurasawa

- Episode #1.7
(2003)
... Yumi Kurasawa

2003

Night of the Shooting Stars

Kana Aoshima

2002

Shiroi kage tokubetsu hen
(TV Movie)

- Episode #1.12
(2002)
... Natsumi Mugita

- Episode #1.11
(2002)
... Natsumi Mugita

- Episode #1.10
(2002)
... Natsumi Mugita

- Episode #1.9
(2002)
... Natsumi Mugita

- Episode #1.8
(2002)
... Natsumi Mugita

2001

School Teachers
(TV Mini Series)

Motoko asakura

- Moment of Arrest
(2001)
... Arai Sakura

- The World's Saddest Kiss
(2001)
... Arai Sakura

- Episode #1.10
(2001)
... Noriko Shimura

- Episode #1.8
(2001)
... Noriko Shimura

- Episode #1.7
(2001)
... Noriko Shimura

- Episode #1.6
(2001)
... Noriko Shimura

- Episode #1.9
(2001)
... Noriko Shimura

2000

Furenzu
(TV Series)

Miyuki Matsuno

1999

Big show! Hawaii ni utaeba

Rimi Takahashi

1999

Romance
(TV Series)

Kotoe Kurasawa

1998

Setsunai: Tokyo Heart Break
(TV Series)
(1998)

- Episode #1.11
(1998)
... Yuri Kimura

- Episode #1.10
(1998)
... Yuri Kimura

- Episode #1.9
(1998)
... Yuri Kimura

- Episode #1.8
(1998)
... Yuri Kimura

- Episode #1.7
(1998)
... Yuri Kimura

- Episode #1.11
(1998)
... Junko Moriguchi

- Episode #1.10
(1998)
... Junko Moriguchi

- Episode #1.9
(1998)
... Junko Moriguchi

- Episode #1.8
(1998)
... Junko Moriguchi

- Episode #1.7
(1998)
... Junko Moriguchi

- Episode #1.6
(1997)
... Maki Hayashida

- Episode #1.5
(1997)
... Maki Hayashida

2015

The 38th Annual Japan Academy Awards
(TV Special)

Self

2013

The Making of 'Daikûkô'
(TV Movie documentary)

Self

2002

Dômoto tsuyoshi no shôjiki shindoi
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Self

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- The Ring
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... Tomoko Ôishi (uncredited)

- What Did You See?
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... Keiko Arashida (uncredited)

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Yūko Takeuchi ( 竹内結子 , Takeuchi Yūko , 1 April 1980 – 27 September 2020) was a Japanese actress. She is known for her roles in television series Asuka (1999), Pride (2004), FlashForward (2009), and Miss Sherlock (2018) as well as films such as Ring (1998), Yomigaeri (2003), and Dog in a Sidecar (2007).

Takeuchi was born on 1 April 1980 in Urawa, Saitama , Japan. [1] She was "discovered" during spring break in Harajuku after junior high school. [2]

Takeuchi was married to Shidō Nakamura II (who had co-starred with Takeuchi in the film Be With You ) from 10 May 2005, until their divorce on 29 February 2008. [3] She had a son with Nakamura who was born in November 2005. Prior to the couple's divorce, Nakamura had apologized for a drunk driving incident where he was with actress Aya Okamoto and later seen with actress Saki Takaoka . After the drunk driving incident, Takeuchi reportedly moved to live in her management office shortly before filing for divorce in October 2006. [4]

Takeuchi married actor Taiki Nakabayashi on 27 February 2019. Her son, in junior high school at the time, was reported to have actively encouraged her second marriage. [5] In November 2019, she announced she was pregnant, and gave birth to her second son in January 2020. [6] [7] [8]

Takeuchi was known for her earlier roles starring in Japanese television dramas such as Mukodono (My Husband), Lunch no Joō (The Queen of Lunch), Egao No Hōsoku , and Pride , as well as NHK 's Asadora television series Asuka . In the romantic comedies Mukodono , she and Nagase Tomoya played newlyweds, and in Lunch no Joō , she played a girl with a mysterious past who loves her lunch. In drama Egao no Hōsoku , her character experiences meeting new people while supporting a manga writer , and, in Pride , her character is the love interest of a hockey player portrayed by Takuya Kimura . [ citation needed ]

Takeuchi's earlier films include Hoshi Ni Negaiwo , Yomigaeri and Be with You ( Ima, Ai ni Yukimasu ). Her performances in Yomigaeri (2003) , Be With You (2004) and Spring Snow (2005) were recognized by the Japanese Academy Awards . [9] She later won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the Japanese Academy Awards for her role in the 2014 film Cape Nostalgia . [10]

In 2010, Takeuchi appeared on the science fiction American TV serial FlashForward , in two episodes (as a character portrayed in five). Director Michael Nankin called her "Japan's answer to Audrey Hepburn ". Takeuchi's dialogue was in Japanese, but she said the experience caused her to make it a goal to master English, as she wished she had been able to communicate better with the other cast members and crew. [11]

In 2018, Takeuchi portrayed the titular character in Hulu / HBO Asia series Miss Sherlock , an adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle 's Sherlock Holmes detective stories. [12]

On 27 September 2020, at 2:00 a.m. ( JST ), Takeuchi was found hanged [6] at her home in Shibuya , Tokyo . [13] [14] She was taken to the hospital but died shortly afterwards. [5] No suicide note has been found. She was 40 years old. [15] [16] [17] [18]

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