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Fumino KimuraJapanese actress
Date of Birth: 19.10.1987
Country:  Japan |
Content:
- Fumino Kimura: A Talented Actress with Diverse Passions
- Early Life
- Film Career
- Television Popularity
- Personal Life
- Failed First Marriage
- Happy Second Marriage and Motherhood
- Recent Career
Fumino Kimura: A Talented Actress with Diverse Passions
Born on October 19, 1987, in Tokyo, Fumino Kimura is a renowned Japanese actress whose versatility extends beyond the genres of films and television series she stars in. Her exceptional performances have garnered numerous prestigious awards.
Early Life
Few details are known about Kimura's early life. In 2005-2006, she worked as an image girl for the Japan Professional Bowling Association.
Film Career
Kimura's breakthrough role came in 2004 when she was selected from a pool of 3074 girls to play the titular character in the film "Adan." Her subsequent credits include the drama "Paradise Kiss" (2011), the action thriller "Speed Run" (2011), and the detective film "Black Bible" (2014), which featured the legendary Takeshi Kitano.
In 2015, Kimura starred as Haruko in the musical drama "Lip Song," which became one of the first Asian films to feature a character with autism. Her role as Yoko in the 2019 crime comedy "The Fable" and its 2021 sequel, "The Fable 2: The Hitman Who Doesn't Kill," earned her immense popularity in Japan.
Television Popularity
Kimura's success extends to television, where she played the lead role in the popular drama series "Seven Secretaries." Its popularity led to the release of a feature-length film adaptation in 2022.
Personal Life
Beyond her acting career, Kimura is known for her diverse hobbies, including sports walking, swimming, horseback riding, kendo (bamboo sword fencing), train travel, and studying railway history. Her culinary skills and love of scuba diving are particular passions.
Failed First Marriage
Kimura married a former Tristone Acting Lab student in November 2016, but they divorced in 2019 due to conflicting work schedules.
Happy Second Marriage and Motherhood
In March 2023, Kimura announced on Instagram that she had remarried, this time to a high-ranking military officer. She also revealed that she was expecting her first child in the summer.
Recent Career
Kimura's latest film, "Personal Life" (2022), premiered at the Venice International Film Festival and was released in Russian theaters in 2023. Her performance as Taeko, a Japanese woman torn between her husband and her deaf Korean son's father, showcases her remarkable range as an actress.
