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Sou Hirosawa

Sou Hirosawa (広澤草), also romanized as Sow Hirosawa, is a Japanese actress born on December 25, 1979, in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Standing 1.58 meters tall with blood type A, she has built a robust career spanning Japanese feature films and television drama series.

Portrait photograph of actress Sou Hirosawa
Sou Hirosawa

Filmography

Hirosawa has appeared in numerous cinematic releases throughout her career. Notable feature films include:

  • Mr Shota's Last Business Trip (2026)
  • The Last Recipe (2017) as Sachi Yamagata
  • What's For Dinner, Mom? (2017) as Harue
  • Tomato no Shizuku (2017) as Yoko
  • Choki (2016) as Kyoko Hatano
  • Tsumugu Mono (2016) as Naomi
  • Tsunagaru (2015), specifically the segment "Good Morning Mako"
  • Futaridetsukuru (2014) as Chie
  • Cat Girl (2013) as Meow Woman
  • Bayside Shakedown 4: The Final (2012) as a policewoman
  • Softboys (2010)
  • The Knot (2010)
  • The Night of Whirlwind Restaurant (2009)
  • Love Exposure (2009)
  • R246 Story (2009), in the segment "CLUB246"
  • Memories of Tomorrow (2006)
  • Bayside Shakedown 2 (2003)

Television Roles

In addition to her film work, Hirosawa has made appearances in various Japanese television series and broadcast dramas, ranging from guest spots to supporting roles:

  • What Comes After Love (Coupang Play, 2024) as Jungo Aoki's interpreter
  • My Dear Exes (Fuji TV-KTV, 2021) as Tsukiko Omameda (episodes 1, 9–10)
  • Seven Secretaries (TV Asahi, 2020) as Park Soo-An (episodes 3, 6)
  • Nurse in Action (NTV, 2019) as Aya Igarashi (episode 10)
  • Cold Case 2 (WOWOW, 2018) (episode 8)
  • Keishicho Sosa Ikka 9 Gakari Season 12 (TV Asahi, 2017) (episode 2)
  • I'm Home (TV Asahi, 2015) as Sachiko Ieji (episode 5)
  • Time Spiral (NHK, 2014) as Rie Takada
  • Kanata no Ko (WOWOW, 2013) as Shizue Iwabuchi
  • Ataru (TBS, 2012) as Mami Takarai (episodes 10–11)
  • Tsukahara Bokuden (NHK, 2011) (episode 3)
  • Ushijima the Loan Shark (TBS-MBS, 2010) (episodes 6–9)
  • Aibou: Season 8 (TV Asahi, 2009–2010) (episode 17)
  • Water Boys 2 (Fuji TV, 2004) (episode 8)

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