Yumi Adachi



Yumi Adachi
Birthdate September 14, 1981 (1981-09-14) (age 28)
Birth location Tokyo, Japan
Birth name Yumi Hasegawa (長谷川祐実
Measurements ??:??:?? (B cup)
Height 1.53 m (5 ft 0 in)
Weight 37 kg ja:安達祐実
Eye colour Brown
Ethnicity Japanese
Alias(es) Yumi Adachi
Official web site
In this Japanese name, the family name is Adachi.

Yumi Adachi (安達祐実, born Hasegawa Yumi, 長谷川祐実, on 14 September 1981[1]) is a Japanese actress, model and singer.

Yumi was born in Taito, Tokyo, Japan[1]. She made her modelling debut at two years of age and her J-Pop singing debut on 23 June 1993, aged almost twelve. Her big break was in 1994, with the drama Ie Nakiko (「家なき子」).

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Films

  1. REX 恐竜物語 (REX Kyōryū Monogatari) (1993)
  2. Hero Interview (ヒーローインタビュー; Hīrō intabyū) (1994)
  3. Homeless Child (家なき子; Ie naki ko) (1994)
  4. Lupin III: Farewell to Nostradamus (ルパン三世　くたばれ！ノストラダムス; Rupan sansei: kutabare! Nosutoradamusu) (1995)
  5. 機関車先生 (Kikansha Sensei) (1997)
  6. お墓がない！ (Ohaka ga nai!) (1998)
  7. 稚内発　学び座 (Wakkanai hatsu Manabiza) (1999)
  8. The Boy Who Saw the Wind (風を見た少年; Kaze o mita shounen) (2000)
  9. Tracing Jake (伝説のワニ　ジェイク; Densetsu no wani Jeiku) (2004)
  10. Loft (ロフト; Rofuto) (2005)
  11. Anpanman movie (2006) (Narrator)

Television

  • 積木くずし真相 (Tsumiki-kuzushi: Shinsō)
  • Dollhouse (ドールハウス; Dōru hausu)
  • 大奥 (Ō-oku, lit. "harem")
  • Good Combination
  • シンデレラは眠らない (Shinderera wa nemuranai; lit. "Cinderella doesn't sleep")
  • Virtual Girl
  • ガラスの仮面 (Garasu no kamen)
  • 聖龍伝説 (Seiryǔǔ densetsu, lit. "Legend of Seiryu")
  • ひとつ屋根の下 (Hitotsu yane no shita)
  • 学校が危ない (Gakkou ga abunai, lit. "school is dangerous")
  • Mito Kōmon Part 40 Episode 2, guest-starred as Omon

Discography

  1. Viva!AMERICA (18 December 1996)
  2. BiG (16 December 1995)
  3. ラブピース (3 March 1994)
  4. I Have a Dream (22 September 1997)

External links

References

  1. ^ a b http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0010402/
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