Momoko Katô
Momoko Katô is known for Sanada Jûyûshi (2016), Shinjuku suwan (2015) and 125 Years Memory (2015).
Momoko Kuroki
Momoko Kuroki is an actress, known for Garo: Kami no kiba (2017), Avataro Sentai Donbrothers (2022) and Beyond the Blood (2012).
Momoko Kôchi
Discovered, along with actors Akira Takarada and Yû Fujiki, in Toho's sixth annual New Face Contest in 1953, Momoko Kochi was immediately cast in her first film, A Woman's Heart Released Onna gokoro wa hitosuji ni (1953). Two pictures with Toho's veteran director Kajirô Yamamoto followed the next year. It was probably in his mentor Yamamoto's films that younger director Ishirô Honda saw her and chose her to play the female lead in his classic Gojira Gojira (1954). Kochi's excellence in Gojira led to typecasting in several more such roles, both in monster movies and in other genres. By 1959. Kochi decided the only thing keeping her from better roles was her lack of formal training, which she immediately commenced. A turn in a Shakespeare play on stage soon followed, and Kochi began to pursue a stage career, her income fortified by work in TV commercials. Her appearances in films were minimal from then on, but fans of Gojira never forgot her, and director Takao Okawara wisely tapped her to reprise her role of Emiko Yamane, among the sole survivors of the original, in Gojira vs. Desutoroiâ (1995). Used to working with younger actors, Okawara was highly impressed by Kochi's intensive training and powers of concentration: all her scenes were able to be wrapped in a single day.
Momoko Matsumura
Momoko Matsumura is an actress, known for Snowkissed (2021).
Momoko Miyashiro
Momoko Miyashiro is known for Stellar Blade (2024), Mashle: Magic and Muscles (2023) and Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go de Dereru Tonari no Alya-san (2024).
Momoko Saito
Momoko Saito is known for SoltyRei (2005), Renkin Sankyû Magical? Pokân (2006) and Sora o kakeru shôjo (2009).
Momoko Schafer
Momoko Schafer is known for Blown Away (2019).
Momoko Shimizu
Momoko Shimizu was born on October 9, 1997 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Dare mo shiranai (2004), Kami no hidarite akuma no migite (2006) and Densha otoko (2005).
Momoko Takeuchi
She was Born in Kyoto. Her major film credits include Uso-eigui (dir. Hideo Nakata), Normal is not the Same as You (dir. Koji Maeda), Sakura (dir. Hitoshi Yazaki) and 21st Century Girls - To the Separated Flowers (dir. Yuki Yamado). In addition to modeling for Hanako magazine, her music video appearances include Torretto Light Bulb's "Memorise it" and Kana Adachi's "Utakoku." Drawing on her own love of bread, 'Pan to Kimi Momo Pan Records', a tour of Tokyo bakeries, is for sale.
Momona Komagata
Momona Komagata was born to a French mother and Japanese father who met while backpacking in Europe. Born in Tokyo, Japan and raised in Quebec City, Canada, where her sports-and-studies high school led to a love of performing gymnastics, Momona has lived in Canada and the US and now resides in what's become known as Hollywood North: Vancouver, Canada. Because of her international upbringing, Momona is fluent in English, French and Japanese and plans to learn at least 1 more language. Since the age of three, Momona has paved a way to an acting career by participating in a host of circus, ballet, gymnastics, theater, capoeira, and fashion shows, along with modeling gigs that showcase her love of the performing arts. Momona now fully pursues the acting craft while incorporating her athletic talents with the clear intention of becoming a full-blown, kick-butt action hero.