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Chisako Jissōji (実相寺 知佐子, Jissōji Chisako, 6 January 1936 – 19 January 2020), better known under the stage name Chisako Hara (原 知佐子, Hara Chisako), was a Japanese actress best known for starring in Akai Giwaku, Kishibe no Album, and the Ultra Series franchise.

Biography

Chisako Hara was born on 6 January 1936[1] in Takaoka Town (now Tosa, Kōchi).[2]

During the 1970s, she became famous for her intense role in Akai Series.[3]

In the 2017 book "The Movie History of the Heretic New Toho", Hara discussed her membership in New Toho with Noriko Kitazawa and others.[4]

She was the wife of Ultraman director Akio Jissoji.[5] Hara died at the age of 84 on 19 January 2020 in a Tokyo Metropolis hospital due to maxillary sarcoma. Her first-born daughter, actress Ako Jissōji [ja], is set to be the chief mourner at her funeral.[5]

Selected filmography

Television

• Akai Series[1]
• Alibi no kanata e[1]
• Drama D Mode[1]
• Furinryokō no wana[1]
• Hanamura Daisuke[1]
• Hinata Bokko[1]
• Itsuwari no Hanazono[1]
• Jakō[1]
• Jukeisha Shissō[1]
• Kenji Kasumi Yūko[1]
• Kishibe no Album[1]
• Kyūkyūkyūmei Center[1]
• Let's Go Onsen[1]
• Michidzure[1]
• Pretty Girl[1]
• Pu Pu Pu[1]
• Rinshō Shinrishi[1]
• Uranaishi Suzuko[1]

Film

• Asakiyunumishi[1]
• Dark Water[1]
• Fudōfukutsu[1]
• Girl of Dark[1]
• Gishiki'[1]
• Haruurara[1]
• Lily Festival[1]
• Murder on D Street[1]
• Pale Flower[1]
• The Lost Alibi[1]
• The Summer of the Ubume[1]
• Tokyo Tower[1]
• Tsuribaka Nikki[1]
• Wait and See[1]

References

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