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Kumeko Urabe (Japanese: 浦辺粂子) (October 5, 1902 – October 26, 1989) was a Japanese movie actress, and one of the first in the country. Born Kimura Kume, she also adopted the stage names Kumeko Ichijo, Toyama Midori, Chidori Shizuura and Chidori Toyama. She worked on stage and in film and television. Urabe was born in a rural part of the Shizuoka Prefecture. She lived in several homes while growing up, as she relocated with her father, a Buddhist priest, among the temples to which he was assigned. Urabe completed her education in Numazu, and left school in 1919 to join a theatre company, touring under various stage names as an actor and dancer.

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rdfs:label	Urabe Kumeko (de) Kumeko Urabe (fr) Kumeko Urabe (in) Kumeko Urabe (en) 浦辺粂子 (ja)
rdfs:comment	Kumeko Urabe (浦辺粂子, Urabe Kumeko) est une actrice japonaise née le 5 octobre 1902 et morte le 26 octobre 1989. Son vrai nom est Kume Kimura (木村くめ, Kimura Kume). (fr) 浦辺粂子（うらべくめこ、1902年10月5日 - 1989年10月26日）は、日本の女優。本名は木村くめ。浅草オペラや旅回りの一座を経て日活京都撮影所に入り、『清作の妻』『塵境』『お澄と母』などに主演し性格女優として人気を博した。その後は日本を代表する老け役として活躍し、60年以上の女優生活の中で300本以上の映画に出演した。晩年は、おばあちゃんアイドルとしてテレビのバラエティ番組にも多く出演した。上記以外の主な出演作に『稲妻』『雁』『赤線地帯』『私は二歳』など。 (ja) Urabe Kumeko, geboren als Kimura Kume (japanisch 浦辺粂子 Urabe Kumeko; geboren am 5. Oktober 1902 in Kamo Bezirk der Präfektur Shizuoka; gestorben am 26. Oktober 1989 in Shinjuku), nutzte auch die Künstlernamen Kumeko Ichijo, Toyama Midori, Chidori Shizuura und Chidori Toyama. Sie arbeitete sowohl auf der Bühne als auch im Fernsehen und beim Film. 1919 verließ sie die Schule und schloss sich einer Theatertruppe an, mit der sie unter verschiedenen Bühnennamen als Schauspielerin und Tänzerin auftrat. Im Jahr 1923 sprach sie beim Filmstudio Nikkatsu vor und nahm den Namen Urabe Kumeko an, unter dem sie für den Rest ihres Lebens bekannt war. Sie trat im folgenden Jahr in ihrem ersten Film auf und spielte bis 1987 weiter. Sie arbeitete mit Regisseuren wie Kenji Mizoguchi und Mikio Naruse zusammen (de) Kumeko Urabe (Japanese: 浦辺粂子) (October 5, 1902 – October 26, 1989) was a Japanese movie actress, and one of the first in the country. Born Kimura Kume, she also adopted the stage names Kumeko Ichijo, Toyama Midori, Chidori Shizuura and Chidori Toyama. She worked on stage and in film and television. Urabe was born in a rural part of the Shizuoka Prefecture. She lived in several homes while growing up, as she relocated with her father, a Buddhist priest, among the temples to which he was assigned. Urabe completed her education in Numazu, and left school in 1919 to join a theatre company, touring under various stage names as an actor and dancer. (en) Kumeko Urabe (Jepang: 浦辺粂子) (5 Oktober 1902 – 26 Oktober 1989) adalah salah satu pemeran asal Jepang pertama yang terkenal. Lahir dengan nama Kimura Kume, ia kemudian diadopsi dan menggunakan nama panggung Kumeko Ichijo, Toyama Midori, Chidori Shizuura dan Chidori Toyama. Dia bekerja di panggung dan televisi serta film. Urabe lahir di bagian pedesaan Prefektur Shizuoka tetapi memiliki banyak rumah saat tumbuh dewasa karena dia perlu pindah dengan ayahnya, yang adalah seorang pendeta Buddha, di antara berbagai kuil tempat dia ditugaskan, menyelesaikan pendidikannya di Numazu. Dia meninggalkan sekolah pada tahun 1919 dan bergabung dengan perusahaan teater, melakukan tur dengan nama panggung yang berbeda sebagai aktor dan penari. (in)
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birth date	1902-10-05 (xsd:date)
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