Chiemi Eri

Film & TV

Taitō, Tokyo, Japan

Chiemi Eri, born Chiemi Kubo, was a Japanese singer and actress. Her singing career started at age 14 with a version of "Tennessee Waltz", and the year after in 1952 she made her film debut in "Môjû tsukai no shôjo". Chiemi Eri would star as the lead in the Sazae-san film series adapted from the popular manga. Throughout her career Chiemi Eri would appeared in more than 50 feature films

Known for

• Sudachi no toki kyoiku wa shinazu1981
• Rising Dragon: Soft Skin Gambler1969
• Hibari, Chiemi, Izumi: We Are Three Best Friends1964
• The Money Dance1964
• Travels of Hibari and Chiemi 2 — Toshi1963
• Tragedy of the Coolie Samurai1963
• Dokuritsu bijin-tai — Chiyogiku1963
• Sakiko-san chotto — 南条咲子1963
• Tōkyō sanosa musume1962
• A Carpenter and Children1962

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Listeners

10,816

Total plays

83,350

🎤 Chiemi Eri (江利チエミ, 1937–1982) --- 🌟 The Daughter of Jazz & Folk Born January 11, 1937 in Tokyo to a musician father and singer mother, Chiemi began singing at just 14—her debut cover of "Tennessee Waltz" skyrocketed her into stardom during the post-war era . 🎙 Genre-Bending Pioneer Mastered kayōkyoku, enka, jazz, and folk, blending them seamlessly. Her repertoire spanned from traditional Japanese folk to American hits like "Jambalaya" and "Come on-a My House," all backed by Nobuo Ha

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Music

Wikidata facts

Instance of

human

Gender

female

Citizenship

Empire of Japan

Place of birth

Taitō-ku

Place of death

Minato

Spouse

Ken Takakura

Occupation

singer

Languages spoken

Japanese

Native language

Japanese

Genre

jazz

Instrument

voice

Record label

King Records

Image

Chiemi Eri 1952.png

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