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Tamaki Katori

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Japanese actress (1938-2015)

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Tamaki Katori was a Japanese actress best known for her appearances in "pink film" during the 1960s and early 1970s. Katori was the star of Flesh Market (1962), the first of these softcore pornographic films made in Japan.

Filmography 40

Take Aim at the Police Van1960
Sex Jack1970
Women Hell Song1970
Sex Family1971
The Woman Who Wanted to Die1971
Sweet Trap1963
Michi no Sex1966
Sexy Diary1965
Flesh Market1962
Ecstasy of Wickedness1964
Savage Women1963
Mesuinu no Kake1964
Blood of Lust Is Dripping1965
Oiroke sakusen1963
Payment for Adultery1963
Abnormal Reaction: Ecstasy1967
Man at the Bullfight1960
Keiji monogatari Tōkyō no meiro1960
Vice Doctor1966
Okinawan Horror: Upside-Down Ghost - Chinese Horror: Breaking a Coffin1962
Misused1966
Bondage Nymphomaniac1980
Nikutai no yûwaku1967
Midareta kankei1967
The Staircase of Sex1968
Shōjo1961
An Angel is Chasing Me1961
He's the Witness1960
New Torture Punishment History Torture1966
Ningen Gari1962
邪淫の抱擁1971
The Rambler on a Pearl Farm1960
Wakai hyou no mure1959
The Devil's Sigh1960
Zattō ni hikarume1959
Nagumade Matte1971
Flowers in the rain1960
The Ama's Mysterious Pearl1963
History of Japanese Night Crawling Customs1970
Female Trap1967

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Tamaki Katori was a Japanese actress best known for her appearances in "pink film" during the 1960s and early 1970s. Katori was the star of Flesh Market (1962), the first of these softcore pornographic films made in Japan. With over 600 film credits between 1962 and 1972, she was one of the most prolific Japanese adult film actresses of the 1960s, and became known as the "Pink Princess" of the first wave of pink films.

Country
Japan
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1938 to 2015 · aged 77
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12 languages

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