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Name: Takamine Taeko
Kanji: 高峰　妙子
Current Troupe:
Role: Otokoyaku
Status: Retired Star

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Real Name: 浅井薰 (Asai Kaoru)
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Birthday: May 6th, 1900
Died: November 15th, 1980
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Hometown: Fukui
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Origin of Stage Name: Poem number 4 in the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu
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Joined: July 1913 (1st Class)
Troupe History:
1926 - 1927 Snow
1925 - 1926 Flower
1925 - 1925 Snow
1921 - 1925 Flower
1914 - 1921


1927: The Mute Wife
1926: The Kumaso Brothers, Narrator / Big Brother Takeru
1926: Dyed Autumn Colors
1926: Dancing Fox
1925: The Miser
1925: Carmen, Escamillo
1925: Desolate Rain
1924: Princess Saho / Viewpoint
1924: The Frozen Mountain, grandfather / The Spider
1924: The King's Sword / The Origin of Nakayama Temple
1924: Blow the Flute / Malta
1923: Consort Yang Yuhuan / Martin's Ambition
1923: Dovan's Head
1923: Sadatou's Wife / Amina's Death
1923: Shitsusen
1922: Buddhist Priest Nouin
1921: Cain the Murderer, "Cain" / Nouin the Priest / Rustic Genji / The Old Knight of Love (Falstaff)
1921: The Upstart / The Dengaku Man
1921: The Miser
1921: The Inn of Sparrows
1920: The Five Maidens, "Charlie" / Moonlight Melody
1920: Columbus's Expedition
1920: Guzzler Yukikane
1920: The Secret of Magic
1919: Demon Cat / Woman Doctor
1919: The Omen of Kanimanji Temple / Tour 'Round the World
1919: The Philosophers Inside the Bucket
1919: The Story of the Old Man Who Made Withered Trees to Blossom / The Mute Wife
1918: King of Horses
1918: The Creator / Cleopatra
1918: New Household / Dancing Fox
1917: Cossack Departure to the Front Lines / Citizens of Gotham
1917: Dr. Rizal / A Busy Place at Night
1917: Androkles and the Lion
1916: Evening of Venice
1916: Sakura Daimyo
1914: Dom-Brako, Momotarou



1924: Takarazuka Symphony Concert

• Takamine Taeko had the lead role in the first Takarazuka performance in 1914, where she played the part of Momotarou in Dom-Brako. She was 13 years old.
• After she retired and got married in 1927, she worked for quite some time as a singing instructor at the TMS.
• Her sister is Ooyama Ikuko