Hara Izumi

Other Name: 原泉

Age: 119

Birthday: February 11, 1905

Nationality: Japanese

Gender: Female

Her mother died at the age of 10, and went to Tokyo at the age of 17 because she did notget along with her stepmother. Although initially she was taking advantage of her talent and joined Okamoto Kokage disciples of calligraphy. In order to earn the tuition, she joined the Tokyo Yanaka belong model office, and became mainly to the sculptor model . She had a neat appearance and was used by sculptors such as Toyohiko Hiramatsu and Naoshi Horie. After that, she joined the Proletarian Theater Institute. In 1928, she joined the Tokyo Left Theater and became a regular member. She married in 1930 Shigeharu Nakano , who was a comrade and a lifelong friend, and has a daughter. In 1934, she participated in the creation of a new concert company , and appeared on stage such as “ Before Dawn ” and “Volcanic Ash Land”. At that time, she was given the stage name of Izumiko Hara, but this stage name was given to Harumi Hanagi, who was once an attendant . 1940 In the New Theater crackdown of August 19, Peace Preservation Law in violation Tomoyoshi Murayama and Osamu Takizawa was arrested together with et al. The company was then forced to disband. A few months ago, she appeared in Japan's first TV drama “ Yugemae ”, which was produced as an experimental broadcast by the Japan Broadcasting Corporation . In 1946, she joined Murayama et al .'S second new concert company , but after leaving the group in 1950, In the same year, renamed Harazumi. Since then, she has played an active role in movies and TV dramas as well as Saka Kitabayashi , Kikue Mohri, and Reiko Urabe . She did even the spooky role of a classy old lady, paranoid habit, endless prayer and psychic . In particular, there was a comical performance of a mysterious beast in the action series and Juzo Itami. Died May 21, 1989. Died 84 years old. Biography of Setsuko Fujimori “Living with actress Izumiko Hara Shigeharu Nakano” (1994, Shinchosha ). It is also featured in Iwanami Shoten 's Volume 5 of “New Japanese Literature History”..