Yoyo Miyata
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Acting
Filmography
- Five Gents Prefer Geisha (1967)
- Yawahada zange (1966)
- Sequel Western King, Eastern Leader (1965)
- You Can Succeed, Too (1964)
- A Salaryman's Reckless Family (1963)
- Youth Season (1962)
- Jūyaku kōho-sei nanbā 1 (1962)
- Pride of the Campus (1962)
- The Tenth Game of New Salarymen: Salaryman Ittoru (1962)
- B.G Story: Designs of a 20 Year-Old (1961)
- Awamori-kun kanpai! (1961)
- The Tenth Game of New Salarymen (1961)
- Toilet Manager (1961)
- Zoku sararīman yajikita dōchū (1961)
- The Age of Lawless Moneymaking (1961)
- Watashi wa uso wa mōshimasen (1961)
- Taking a Success Course (1961)
- The Human Vapor (1960)
- Young Salesman: Sanshiro Sebiro (1960)
- Oshichi's Vegetable Store: The No.1 Girl at the Edo Festival (1960)
- New Third Class Executive: Husband Education (1960)
- Salaryman Idea Book: Concern for Success (1960)
- New Third Class Executive: Fortune Teller (1960)
- The Happicoat Comedian (1960)
- Maboroshi Tantei: Chiteijin Shūrai (1960)
- New Third Class Executive: Travel, Women and Drinking (1960)
- Salarygirl Book: Idle Talk, Back-Biting Chatter, Senseless Retorts (1960)
- Leader of the Bomb Girls (1959)
- Young Lovers (1959)
- New Third-Class Executive (1959)
- Otome no inori (1959)
- Jirocho's Surprise: Haikagura, Kiso's Fire Festival (1958)
- Diary of a Successful Salaryman Part 3 (1958)
- Otora-san's Ghostly Rascals (1958)
- Chakkiri Kinta Sequel (1958)
- Otora-san at His Best (1958)
- The Husband Wore the Apron (1958)
- The Surprising Legend of Jirocho: Jirocho's Family Feud (1957)
- The Surprising Legend of Jirocho: Santaro Battles His Hat (1957)
- A Town of the Starry Skies (1957)
- Tokyo is a Fine Place (1957)
- Talkative Company President (1957)
- Engagement Ring (1956)
- Sisters at the Hot Springs (1956)
- The Fighter in the Ring (1956)
- Norihei's 'Third Level Husband': The Happy Family (1956)
- 娘十八びっくり天国 (1952)
- Amakara chindōchū (1950)