Kamata March is a romance film released by Home Vision Entertainment (HVE) and released in Japan on October 9, 1982. Directed by Shinji Fukasaku and starring Keiko Matsuzaka, Dufu Kazema, and Man Hirata. It is also a classic of the 80s translation and production.
The film tells the love story between popular movie star Ginjiro, actress Konatsu and anonymous actor Yasuji. Interpreting the harsh reality in the form of comedy is a rare good film.
Keiko Matsuzaka, formerly known as Keiko Takauchi. Born on July 20, 1952 in Tokyo, Japan. Japanese actor and singer. Matsusaka Keiko's mother is Japanese, and her father, Hideaki Matsusaka (formerly known as Han Young-myung), is a Native of Japan.
Keiko Matsusaka joined the "Walnut Children's Choir" when she was in the second grade of elementary school, and joined the Sunflower Repertory Theater in the third grade of middle school. At the age of 15, he participated in a children's TV show on NHK TV under the guidance of his classmates.
In 1969, when 17-year-old Keiko Matsuzaka was studying at the Second High School of The University of Japan, she was photographed by Daiei Film Company and starred in the movie "Pregnancy" and entered the film world. In 1971, the first starring film "Late Night Emergency Room" was released, which attracted attention.
In 1972, he starred in the TV series "Young Man" produced by NHK Television and directed by Yoji Ishizaka, which won the 1972 Production Association Newcomer Award.
In 1981, he co-starred with Atsumi Kiyoshi and Chieko Begabi in the 27th episode of the comedy film Series "The Story of Injiro", "The Love of waves", playing Injiro's girlfriend "Arvin", which won the 24th Blue Ribbon Award for Best Actress.
In 1982, Matsusaka Keiko played "Konatsu", a pregnant and abandoned girl in "Kamata March", for which she won the 6th Japan Academy Film Awards and the 37th Mainichi Film Award for Best Actress.
In 1982, Matsuzaka Keiko fell in love with Fukasaku during the filming of Kamata's Journey by Shinji Fukasaku.
In 1991, Keiko Matsusaka married jazz guitarist Haruka Takauchi in the United States and had two daughters. After marriage, he settled in the United States for a time and then returned to Japan. 【Photo:Google】