
Keiko Takeshita
Born September 15, 1953 · Nagoya, Japan
Keiko Takeshita (竹下景子 Takeshita Keiko; born on September 15, 1953, in Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Japan) is a Japanese actress. She starred in the Japanese version of From Up on Poppy Hill as Hana Matsuzaki. Description above from the Wikipedia article Keiko Takeshita, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Movies

Arrietty

The Wind Rises

From Up on Poppy Hill

Leonie

Phoenix 2772

Fujiko

Swan Lake

Proof of the Man

Bokyo

Sazae-san 3

Phone Call to the Bar

A Class to Remember

空よ海よ息子たちよ

The Three Undelivered Letters

Kidnapping Blues

Love of a Thousand Years - Story of Genji

Satoshi: A Move for Tomorrow

Blood Type: Blue

Tora-san Goes North

Tokyo Earthquake Magnitude 8.1

Tora-san Goes Religious?

Tora-san Goes to Vienna

Preparation for the Festival

Before The Leaves Fall

Shag

Harimao

Path of Japanese Chivalry: Story of All-Out Attack

Kita no kuni kara '84 Natsu
TV Shows

Junjo Kirari

Welcome Home, Mone

Masamune Shogun

Warotenka

Phoenix

Kemonozume

Clouds Over the Hill

I am a Housewife

From the Northern Country

Detective Lovesick

Piano

Kazama Kimichika: Kyojo Zero

Mouri Motonari

Friends

The Tale of Genji

Shukatsu Sharehouse

Asaki Yumemishi

Freezing Point

Love & War of a Samurai

Ganjisu-gawa de batafurai

Keiji 110 kiro

Sunflower on the Hill

Ima da kara, shinsaku drama tsukuttemimashita

女たちの忠臣蔵

70才、初めて産みました~セブンティウイザン。

Unreleased
あにいもうと

White Shadow

Red Torrent
More Movies

Adrift at Sea

AFTERGLOWS

Kita no kuni kara '89 Kikyo

Flower and Sword

北の国から記憶

Black Jack: Dr. Pinoko's Forest Adventure

Ame no meguri ai

Haha no Okurimono

Kita no kuni kara '83 Fuyu

The Glass Rabbit

Nemuri Kyôshirô 2: Conspiracy in Edo Castle

Watashi ga watashi de aru tame ni

北の国から 記憶 前編

Chichi kara no tegami

The Last Game

Darwin Goes!?

The Day the Earth Moved

One Son

Dear Asuka and My Unborn Child...

Kobe Zaiju: The Movie

Soyokaze Toki ni wa Tsumujikaze

Blue and White

Oretachi no toki

Ichigo domei

The Choice Is Ours: What Is the Future of the Japanese Constitution?




