Nae Yuuki
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Nae Yuuki was born in Yokohama and made her debut as a singer in 1990. Since then, she has added acting to her professional repertoire. Among the films in which she has appeared are “Ai mai me”(1990), “Asatte Dansu” (1991), “A Class to Remember” (1993), “Shishiou tachi no Saigo” (1993), “Salaried worker Senka” (1995), “A Brief Message from the Heart” (1995), “Diary of Early Winter Shower” (1998), “Kanzo Sensei” (1998), “Artful Dogers” (1998), “Oshimai no hi” (2000), “Rain of Light” (2001), “Picaresque” (2002), “The Reason” (2004), “Ultraman" (2004) and “Inland Empire” (2006), directed by David Lynch.

Her television credits include roles in “Fuzoroi no Ringotachi”(TBS), “Kitano kuni kara ’92 Sudachi”(CX), “Pokeberu ga Naranakute”(NTV), “Hino ataru Basho”(CX), “Kokubetsu”(BS-i), “Aoki fukushu no Hana”(NHK) and “Chotto matte Kamisama”(NHK).

Her stage roles include the musical “Tea for Two,” Shakespeare’s “Hachinin de sagasu Ria ou” (King Lear), Neil Simon’s “Jinger bread Lady,” Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women,” Franz Kafka’s “Amerika,” John Mighton’s “Possible World,” “Tenohira no Kobito” and “Burai no Nyoubou.”

In 2004, she was sent to Greece by the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs for one year as an overseas trainee to study Greek Tragedies and other plays.

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