Haven't seen "The Goldfish Wife" yet? Hiraga Sakura's actor, Ryoko Shinohara, known as the "Queen of Japanese Drama", has also starred in many film and television works, which is enough to make fans feast their eyes.
"The Goldfish Wife" Hiraga Sakura
"The Goldfish Wife" is adapted from the restricted manga of the same name, and is based on the extramarital affairs of 6 wives. The story of Ryoko Shinohara's goldfish wife Hiraga Sakura runs through the main line, not only making firm choices for her emotional life to start a sweet sister-brother relationship, but also becoming the strongest backing for the younger generations in the play.
Ryoko Shinohara almost only appeared in light makeup in the play, and the good state of skin and figure was the envy of many viewers.
"The Character of the Dispatcher" Haruko Omae
Ryoko Shinohara, who has starred in many popular works, perfectly harnesses the role of haruko Omae, a principled and vigorous dispatch employee in the "The Character of a Dispatcher". Although he looks cold, he will stand up for companies and colleagues who are in difficulty, and he will take a full-time attitude towards his work, while adhering to the principle of no overtime, creating the ideal role in the modern Japanese workplace.
Ryoko Shinohara's performance in this drama is full of queen style, and the plot directly confronts popular workplace issues such as workplace harassment, labor reform, aging, side business, outsourcing, AI, and overwork death, which resonates with many audiences.
"Anego", Naoko Noda
"Anego" tells the story of a 30-year-old single OL Noda Naoko (Ryoko Shinohara), who is called Anego by new employees because she often helps the company's juniors solve problems. However, she envied the female colleagues who entered the family after marriage, and often panicked because of problems with feelings and future planning. So eager for love, her life changes after she meets Kurosawa (Akanishi Ren), a young newcomer who has fallen in love with her.
In this play, Ryoko Shinohara once again partners with young male actors to stage a sweet sister-brother love. She also won the Japanese Drama Academy Award for Best Actress for this role.
"Unfair" Köping Natsumi
Following the 2005 Anego fire, the series Unfair, which aired in 2006, propelled Ryoko Shinohara's career to the pinnacle. In the play, she plays the cold, unscrupulous and capable criminal police officer Köping Natsumi, because she witnessed the ruthless killing of the criminal policeman's father, and has a grudge against the murderer, determined to find the murderer of the father, even if he fights alone and betrays several times, he will embark on the bloody road of revenge.
In addition to the original TV series, this drama also broadcast 4 special episodes and 3 movies in that year, and Ryoko Shinohara won the Best Actress Award at the Japanese Drama Academy Awards again for the role of Köping Natsumi, proving her acting skills.
"Walking with the Light" by Sachiko Higashi
In "Walking with the Light", Ryoko Shinohara, who was not yet married and had a child at the time, tried to play the role of mother without any violation. The drama is adapted from the manga of the same name written by Keiko Tobe based on real people, telling the story of the growth of autistic child Xiaoguang. Sachiko, played by Ryoko Shinohara, and Masato, played by Tatsuya Yamaguchi, are Komitsu's parents. After discovering that his son is different from ordinary children, he still decides to face the difficult challenges of the future with his son, and then meets the schools and teachers who are willing to accept and teach Xiaoguang.
It's a very homely family drama. Ryoko Shinohara's emotional performance in it won her the first Japanese Drama Academy Award for Best Actress, which also laid the foundation for her future acting career.
"Sleeping Mermaid House" Kaoru
"Sleeping Mermaid House" is adapted from keigo Higashino's work, but it is not the subject of homicide that he specializes in. Ryoko Shinohara plays the role of mother again after 14 years, because her brain-dead daughter Mizuho (Inagaki Raizumi) suddenly moves her hands and insists that she is still alive. Meanwhile, another child in need of a heart transplant is eagerly awaiting a heart that Mizuho can donate. From the perspective of maternal love, the difference between brain death and heart death is explored, and the paradoxes of emotion and ethics are brought about.
Because of her touching acting skills, Ryoko Shinohara won the 43rd Chi Film Award for Best Actress at the 43rd Chi Film Awards for her role and her role in her childhood role in "Sunshine Sister Tao", consolidating her status as the "Queen of Japanese Drama".
"Sunshine Sisters Tao" Nami Abe
The film is based on the 2011 South Korean film of the same name, which was shot in the same year as Sleeping Mermaid House, but in a completely different style. The story focuses on the friendship of a group of self-proclaimed Sunny high school girls 25 years ago, who after spending a carefree youth together, are separated by an accident and embark on a completely different path in life.
Ryoko Shinohara plays Nami, a member of sunny who grew up, when she has become a housewife and reunites with her good sisters for a coincidence, witnessing the changes that the years have brought to them. The plot is sometimes warm, sometimes helpless, and the character played by Ryoko Shinohara as the narrator of the story is not noisy, becoming a proper existence, worthy of being the "Queen of Japanese Drama"!
"The Magic of Love" by Rumiko Machida
To say that the representative of Ryoko Shinohara's early works must be indispensable to this TV series "The Magic of Love" released in 2003. Ryoko Shinohara, who was still a teenage girl at the time, played Ryoko Machida, and Michio Machida, played by Hideaki Ito, were a very loving couple, until one day after hitting koji Tamachi (Shinta Furuta), who has a super memory, he actually has his super memory. The nonsensical plot is very light and pleasant to watch, and Ryoko Shinohara won the Best Supporting Actress Award of the Japanese Drama Academy for the first time with this drama.