Amihama Naoko

Amihama Naoko (網浜直子) is a Japanese actress and former singer.

Profile

• Real Name: Hata Naoko (秦直子)
• Birthdate: August 12, 1968 (1968-08-12)
• Birthplace: Nada-ku, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture
• Blood Type: O

Information

Amihama Naoko first auditioned for the Miss Seventeen Contest along side Kudo Shizuka and Kokusho Sayuri in 1984 and won the grand prix with Matsumoto Noriko. A year later, she debuted as an actress in her first movie role in Barro Gang BC and television dorama role in Natsu Taiken Monogatari. In the same year, she also debuted as a singer with the single "Takeshita Namida Hanashi".

In 1992, Amihama formed the group W-NAO with actress Iijima Naoki. They were produced by Being Records and released the single "Kodoku no Runaway", a cover of the same song by the rock duo B'z, later that year.

Trivia

• She is close friends with Nakayama Miho, Morishita Eri, and Asakura Akira.
• She was mention by her nickname, Amie, in the songs "[[Dear My Friends ([Nakayama Miho)|Dear My Friends]]" and "Konna Hi no Ame Nara Daisuki -The Rain Came Down-" by Nakayama Miho.

Discography

Albums

• [1986.03.21] Amie's 1st Avenue
• [2007.12.11] Amie's 2nd Avenue -Singles Collection-

Singles

• [1985.xx.xx] Takeshita Namida Hanashi (竹下涙話)
• [1986.xx.xx] Koi wa Binetsu (恋は微熱)
• [1986.xx.xx] Serious (シリアス)
• [1986.xx.xx] Aishite PAX (愛してPAX)
• [1986.xx.xx] Hot Summer Night (ホット・サマ－・ナイト)
• [1987.xx.xx] Natsu wa Me no Doku Koi no Doku (夏は目の毒・恋の毒)

Books

• [1986.xx.xx] Ami Hama Shiyou yo (アミハマしようよ)
• [1989.xx.xx] UNI SEX
• [1992.xx.xx] Amihama Naoko Fresh Scola 3 (網浜直子 フレッシュスコラ3)
• [1994.xx.xx] Love Letter (ラブレター)

Works

Television

• [1985] Natsu Taiken Monogatari
• [1986] Shinobi Ai
• [1985] Natsu Taiken Monogatari II
• [1986] Kinyoubi ni wa Hana wo Katte
• [1987] Amaenaide yo
• [1987] Sailor Fuku Rotenburo Sougyou Ryokou
• [1987] Doukyuusei wa Jyuusansai
• [1987] Akireta Deka
• [1987] Mama wa Idol
• [1988] Tomadoi no Yoru
• [1998] Ijiwaru Haasan Special
• [1989] Motto Abunai Deka
• [1989] Dou Kyou Sai
• [1989] Pente d'amour
• [1990] Dondon Kazoku
• [1990] Platina Story
• [1990] Yongatsu no Ame
• [1990] Nippon Ichi no Katto Hi Otoko
• [1990] Honeymoon Boss
• [1990] Casa Blanca Monogatari Kaitou ni Kuchizuke wo!
• [1990] Otoko ni Tsuite
• [1990] Furuu Kumo
• [1990] Yume no Namida
• [1991] Play Alone
• [1992] Ai to Iu Na no Moto ni
• [1992] Otona no Sentaku
• [1992] Hontou ni Atta Hanashi
• [1992] Hanaya ka na Misshitsu Satsujin
• [1992] Tokyo Chakkari Musume
• [1992] Dareka ga Kanjo wo Aishiteru
• [1993] Watashi tte Busu Datta no?
• [1994] Virgin Kiss
• [1994] Natsu wa Himitsu ga Ippai
• [1995] Bokura ni Ai wo!
• [1995] Kimi wo Omou Yori Kimi ni Aitai
• [1996] Hiyokotachi no Tenshi
• [1996] Good Luck
• [1997] Kekkonshiki Made
• [1997] Good Afuroman
• [1998] Hakui no Futari
• [1999] Onsen e Ikou
• [2000] Mama Masshigura!
• [2000] Bus Stop
• [2001] Mama Masshigura! 2
• [2002] Kanojo no Kirai na Kanojo
• [2002] Mama Masshigura! 3
• [2004] Homemaker
• [2006] Kegareta Shita
• [2006] Kemono Michi

Films

• [1985] Barro Gang BC
• [1987] Totto Channel
• [1988] Korogashi Ryouta - Gekitou! Monster Bus
• [1989] Bebop High School Yotarou Kanketsu Hen
• [1991] Osu!! Karate Bu
• [1991] Sawako no Koi
• [1993] Akuyuu -Gototsuki-
• [1993] Ningen Kousaten Michi
• [1994] Shishioutachi no Saikisai
• [1994] Ane Gokudou wo Aishita Onna Kiriko
• [1996] Senrei
• [1996] Jinki Naki Yabou
• [1997] Kimu to Enki
• [1997] Ningen Isu

External Links

• Japanese Wikipedia: 網浜直子