
Mikako Ichikawa
Mikako Ichikawa, a celebrated Japanese actress and model, hails from Tokyo, Japan. Her career began as an exclusive model for "Olive," a Japanese fashion magazine, in 1994. She held this role until 1998, and subsequently graced the pages of several other magazines including "CUTiE," "Zipper," "Spoon," "Soen," and "GINZA." In addition to her modeling career, Ichikawa made her acting debut in the short film "How to Jujitsu." Ichikawa's acting prowess has earned her numerous accolades, including the Best Actress Award at the 24th Moscow International Film Festival in 2003 for her performance in "Blue." More recently, in 2016, she received the Mainichi Film Award for Best Supporting Actress and the 40th Japan Academy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress for her role in "Shin Godzilla."
- Known ForActing
- Born13 June 1978 (age 47)
- Place of BirthTokyo, Japan
Mikako Ichikawa

- Known ForActing
- Born13 June 1978 (age 47)
- Place of BirthTokyo, Japan

Last Mile
2024

Route29
2024

Side By Side
2023

Shin Kamen Rider
2023

Documentary "Shin Kamen Rider" ~Behind the Scenes of the Hero Action Challenge~
2023

Tang
2022

The Voice of Sin
2020

Only the Cat Knows
2019

A Girl Missing
2019

The Mother Returns? AI's Will
2019

The Scythian Lamb
2018

As a Father of Murderer Son
2018

The Tokyo Night Sky Is Always the Densest Shade of Blue
2017

Narratage
2017

Destiny: The Tale of Kamakura
2017

ReLIFE
2017

The Third Murder
2017

Shin Godzilla
2016

Museum
2016

A Living Promise
2016

Mountain Days with Tom
2015

Our Family
2014

The Extreme Sukiyaki
2013

Rent-a-Cat
2012

Tokyo Oasis
2011

Wandering Home
2010

Mother Water
2010

Romantic Prelude
2009

Okaimono
2009

Glasses
2007

Life Can Be So Wonderful
2007

Ten Nights of Dreams
2007

Kissho Tennyo
2007

Memories of Matsuko
2006

Damejin
2006

Rampo Noir
2005
Animus Anima
2005

Cutie Honey
2004

Be with You
2004

Tracing Jake
2004

Jam Films 2
2004

Making of Cutie Honey
2004

Basic Tsukamoto
2003

Blue
2003

Dead End Run
2003

Life Is Journey
2003

Lovers' Kiss
2003

Travail
2002

Smap Short Films
2001
