Yumeko Aizome

Acting

Born December 25, 1915

Yumeko Aizome, born Yachiyo Yokoyama, is a Japanese actress. In 1942, she married two-time Olympic gold medalist swimmer Masanori Yusa (1915-1975) and they received a daughter Makoto. She is now and actress called Naoko Yusa.

Filmography

• 1965A Trap — Yoshiko Ôtsuka
• 1955Love at Forty
• 1955Mystery of the Black Cats, Volume 1: Kumogiri Sennin
• 1955Mystery of the Black Cats, Volume 2: Hakkō hi ken no maki
• 1955Mystery of the Black Cats, Volume 3: The Black Cats' Disguise
• 1953Miniature
• 1951Kōruisō
• 1951The Official And The Princess of Thieves
• 1950Yami ni hikarume
• 1949Saheiji’s Casebooks: The Purple Hood — Oren - maid
• 1949Slope of the Ringing Bell Hill: The Third Volume
• 1949Yaji Kita Cat Ghost Road
• 1948Gate of Flesh
• 1948Great X — Mitsue
• 1948Suiren fujin to bara musume
• 1948The Fifth Witness
• 1948The Man of Rumor
• 1948The Most Beautiful Day of My Life
• 1947The Ball at the Anjo House — Akiko Anjo
• 1947The Sea Wolf
• 1946A Face Glowing at Night
• 1946Iku-san ga
• 1946Kare to kanojo wa iku
• 1946瓢箪から出た駒
• 1945Tōkai suikoden
• 1944Bengal Storm
• 1944Goju no to
• 1944Kokusai Mitsuyudan
• 1943Kekkon meirei
• 1943María Luz Incident: Slave Ship
• 1943Onna no tatakahi
• 1942Footprints in the Snow
• 1938Children of the Sun
• 1938Crybaby Apprentice
• 1937Learn from Experience, Part One — Michiko
• 1937Learn from Experience, Part Two — Michiko
• 1934A Mother Should Be Loved — Mitsuko
• 1934Mother of the East — Ranko (Bar Waitress)
• 1934Our Neighbor, Miss Yae — Yaeko
• 1934Storm in the City
• 1933Dragnet Girl — Misako
• 1933Japanese Girls at the Harbor — Masumi
• 1933Sôbô — Nanaeko Date
• 1933The Boss's Son at College — Elder sister Takiko
• 1933The Bride Talks in Her Sleep — Natsuko, dancer
• 1933The Cheerleading Captain's Love — Ayako
• 1932Moth-eaten Spring
• 1932Storm Zone — Toshiko