Akemi Nijo
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Acting
Akemi Nijo, born on November 17, 1944, in Akita, Japan, is a renowned female actress known for her prominent roles in the realm of erotic films. Her portfolio encompasses a diverse range of movies, notably including "Office Lady Journal: Indecent Relations" (1975), "Rape!" (1976), "Lusty Sisters" (1972), "Sex War" (1973), and several others. With her captivating performances, she has made an indelible mark in the world of cinema, particularly within the realm of erotic cinema.
Filmography
- That's Roman Porno: Smile of Goddesses (1988)
- Tokyo Secret Night Report (1976)
- Fully Opened: Sisters Exposed (1976)
- Rape! (1976)
- Banned Book: Flesh Futon (1975)
- New Apartment Wife: Swapping (1975)
- New Lesbian World: Rapture (1975)
- Office Lady Journal: Indecent Relations (1975)
- Lesbian Queen Zoku Kaoru Kiri (1975)
- Nun's Heaven (1975)
- Rose and Whip (1975)
- Akasen Honmoku chabuya no onna (1975)
- Campus porno: Pierrot no chibusa (1974)
- Jitsuroku Erogotoshitachi: Jungyô Hanadensya (1974)
- Joshi daisei: Karisome no tsuma (1974)
- Gypsy Rose: A Docu-Drama (1974)
- Professional Sex Performers: A Docu-Drama (1974)
- The Vanity of the Shogun's Mistress (1974)
- Sex Education Mistresses (1973)
- Wandering Seagull: Night in Kushiro (1973)
- Sex War (1973)
- Maruhi anaba joho: Hinba no toiki (1973)
- Handbook on Love (1973)
- Japan's Pleasure District: Three Sisters at a Turkish Bath (1973)
- Tsuma San-nin: Hada Kurabe (1973)
- Naked Resume: True Story of Kazuko Shirakawa (1973)
- Sex Rider: Injured Lust (1973)
- New Eros Schedule Book Concubine Secrets: Flower Storm New Year Sex (1973)
- Maruhi: Benten gokaichō (1972)
- Lusty Sisters (1972)
- The Blonde in Edo Castle (1972)
- Three Wives: Wild Nights (1972)
- The Sloe-eyed Siren (1972)
- Apartment Wife: Agony Afternoon (1972)
- Amorous Girl Boss (1970)
- Shiroi Chibusa no Senritsu (1970)
- Osan to hinin (1969)
- Sex Turnover (1969)
- Shojo sei no mezame (1969)
- Sekkusu no Joju (1968)