Noriko Sengoku
Biography
Reiko Mori, known by her stage name Noriko Sengoku, was a Japanese film and television actress active primarily in the 1950s and 1960s. She made her film debut in 1947 and starred in several of Akira Kurosawa's early films such as Drunken Angel, The Quiet Duel, Stray Dog, Scandal, The Idiot and Seven Samurai.
Known For
Acting
1952
as
1949
asGirl
1965
asVillage Woman (segment "The Woman of the Snow")
1955
asKimie Nakajima
1951
asTakako
1948
asGin
1950
asSumie
1949
asTsukiyo
1962
as
1963
as
1952
as
1953
asWife Ohana
1950
asDancer-style woman
1956
as
1956
as
1990
as
1994
asAsa
1952
asPersonnel Chief's wife
1950
as
1985
as
1990
as
1962
as
1953
as
1987
as
1961
as
1961
as
1949
as
1996
asAsa
1969
asShino
2003
asOld Woman at the Inn
1957
as
1964
as
1968
as
2007
as
1995
asAsa
1986
asOld woman
1955
as
1965
asFemale Delegate
1992
asKinoe Yoshino
1949
asApprentice Nurse
1954
asWife of Gono Family
1951
asMaid in the Ono house
1964
as
1962
asSayo Iida
1956
as
1955
asSei
1950
as
1967
as1980
as
1987
as
1950
as
1957
asOkura
1982
as
1954
asas 
1962
as
1954
as
1964
asOkesa's owner
1989
as
2002
asChiyoko Azuma
1952
as
1969
asTobacco Shop Owner
1973
as
1957
asMasseuse
1957
asHisako
1977
asYuki's mother
1952
as
1950
as
1960
asFortune Teller
1982
as
1983
as
1961
as
1981
asKoji's Grandmother
1961
asToru's mother
1957
as
2003
as
1956
asOsaku
1951
asOchika
1986
asLandlord
1959
asOsen Miyoshi
1956
asTenko Takahashi, prisoner
1961
asShizuka
1962
as
1947
asdaughter Kuniko
1951
as
1956
as
1954
asChie Sasaki
1982
as
1983
asManager
1956
as
1955
as
1957
as
1965
as
1949
as
2001
asShinako
1949
as
1961
as
1956
as
1958
as
1960
as
1960
as
1961
as
1980
as
asHirose Tatsu
asNishino Kiku
Production
Crew
Directing
