Masako Natsume Masako Nishiyama, December 17, 1957 - September 11, 1985, Born in Roppongi, Minato-ku, Kyoto. Japanese woman performance.
Masako Natsume was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1957 and graduated from the Department of Japanese Literature, Faculty of Letters, Rikkyo University.
In 1976, at the age of 19, he debuted in the TV series "Love", "Love", which became a hit, and became a hit when he filmed "Journey to the West" two years later, he was already a red star in film, television and advertising.
Natsume Masako once starred in the 1978 Japanese "Journey to the West", Natsume Masako starred as the gentle and elegant Sanzang Mage, creating the first of the most popular heroines in Japanese mythological dramas, and the veteran actor Nakayo Tatsuya, who had a rivalry with Masako, also praised her outstanding acting skills and dedication.
In 1980, he participated in the "Two Hundred and Three Highlands" directed by Toshio Tsudanta, which also shows his increasingly mature skills. In 1982, Masako Natsume starred as the kind and beautiful heroine Matsue in the movie "The Life of Hanako Oni Ryuin".
In 1984, he co-starred in "Setouchi Junior Baseball Team" directed by Masahiro Shinoda and others, which was highly acclaimed. She is also an active character in TV dramas and on stage, starring in the popular TV film "The Adventure of Rainbow".
In 1985, Japanese actress Masako Natsume died at the age of 27 due to acute myeloid leukemia.
In 2009, she was selected as the fourth among the ten most beautiful and attractive actresses (actresses) in the 100 years of Japan's "Literary Spring and Autumn".