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Jun Miho: Japanese Actress and Career Overview

Jun Miho (美保純, born August 4, 1960) is an established Japanese actress originating from Aoi Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Standing at a height of 158 cm with blood type A, she has built a prolific acting career spanning multiple decades, contributing to numerous cinematic productions and television drama series.

Portrait of Japanese actress Jun Miho
Jun Miho

Early Life and Background

Born and raised in Shizuoka Prefecture, Jun Miho entered the Japanese entertainment industry in the early 1980s. Over the course of her career, she has established a reputation for versatility, appearing in various genres ranging from independent cinema and mainstream dramatic features to television serials and TV movies.

Selected Filmography

Miho's film career includes notable appearances across various cinematic eras. Her film credits range from early 1980s productions to modern releases:

  • Shadow Work (2026) - Michiko
  • The Boy and the Dog (2025)
  • Tomorrow in the Finder (2024) - Yukiyo
  • Missing (2024) - Machiko
  • Tora-san, Wish You Were Here (2019) - Akemi
  • The Miracle of Crybaby Shottan (2018) - Chikako Segawa
  • Goodbye, Grandpa (2017) - Fumie Nomura
  • The Mohican Comes Home (2016) - Sonoko Aizawa
  • Haru's Journey (2010) - Akiko Nakai
  • Solanin (2010) - Meiko's mom
  • Otoko wa tsurai yo series (various 1984–1987, 2019 entries) - Akemi
  • The Ninja Wars (1982) - Isaribi

Television Career

In addition to her film work, Jun Miho has maintained a steady presence in Japanese television dramas (dorama) and network movies across major broadcasters like NHK, Fuji TV, TBS, and TV Tokyo.

  • We Are Worse at Love than Pandas (2026) - Maki Shibata
  • Second To Last Love 3 (2025) - Hideko Ohashi
  • Kinshicho Paradise (2024) - Mikako Machida
  • My Beloved Flower (2023) - Suzuko Haruki
  • Super Rich (2021) - Sakura Haruno
  • An Incurable Case of Love (2020) - Keiko Tsuruoka
  • Amachan (2013) - Misuzu Kumagai
  • Second To Last Love (2012) - Hideko Ohashi
  • Dragon Sakura (2005)
  • Sayoko is Back (2000) - Mayumi Shiota

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