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Mei Kurokawa

Mei Kurokawa

Actor · Born 1987-05-13 · Tokyo, Japan

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Biography

Mei Kurokawa is a Japanese actress and singer. Her given name Mei originates from her birth month in English. She has been frequently featured in many Japanese dramas and films.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Temple (2017) — Police Woman
  2. Killers (2014) — Midori
  3. A Story of Yonosuke (2013) — Sakura Osaki
  4. Dance with Me (2019) — Shizuka's Sister
  5. Ito (2021) — Sachiko
  6. AIBOU: Tokyo Detective Duo (2002) — Akiko Tsuge
  7. Yakuza Weapon (2011) — Sister Nayoko
  8. Boys on the Run (2010) — Chiharu
  9. Being Good (2015) — Misaki Maruyama
  10. Tales of Terror: Haunted Apartment (2005) — Aimi Yamato
  11. Sweet Little Lies (2010) — Tomiko Fujii
  12. Our Family (2014)
  13. Jyouou (2005) — Kinoshita Tomo
  14. 21st Century Girl (2019) — (segment "Sex-less, Sex-friends")
  15. Kamen Rider 555: Paradise Lost (2003) — Mina
  16. CSI: Crime Scene Talks (2011)
  17. My Darling of the Mountains (2008)
  18. Way of Blue Sky (2005) — Alisa Takahashi
  19. To the Supreme! (2022)
  20. Tokyo Sunrise (2015) — Risako
  21. Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger 20th: Fireball Booster (2024) — Raenjo
  22. Ninja Hunter (2015)
  23. 吉祥寺だけが住みたい街ですか? (2016) — Yoko Onoda
  24. We Can't Change the World, But We Wanna Build a School in Cambodia (2011) — Runa
  25. Kako: My Sullen Past (2016)
  26. Marriage Hunting Beauty (2019) — Takako
  27. Saki (2013) — Yurika Nonaka
  28. Denshichi Torimonocho (2016)
  29. How Selfish I Am! (2013) — Yuna
  30. Perfect Education: A Maid for You (2010) — Mizuhara
  31. Riding the Breeze (2014) — Aiko Kazama
  32. Blue Ray (2014)
  33. Yonimo Kimyou na Monogatari Tokubetsuhen (1990)
  34. Tetsuwan Tantei Robotack (1998) — Misaki Tachibana
  35. Girls College Terror (2010)
  36. Tales of Terror from Tokyo and All Over Japan Volume 3, Part 2 (2007) — Ai
  37. Nekonade (2008) — Arisa Tanaka
  38. Mobile Detectives: The Movie (2006) — Rui Zenigata
  39. Tangerines on Cat (2014) — Machiko
  40. Mondai no Nai Watashitachi (2004) — Mio Sasaoka