Ootori Yachiyo
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Picture Credit: 1951 Otome | 80th Anniversary Book
Name: Ootori Yachiyo
Kanji: 鳳八千世 / 鳳八千代
Current Troupe:
Role: Musumeyaku
Status: Retired Star
Nickname: Kiihou
Height: 157cm
Birthday: April 21, 1933
Blood Type:
Hometown: Tokyo
Favorite Food: Western food, fruit
Favorite Flower: sweet pea
Favorite Colors: dark red, white
Hobbies: theater
Collections:
Special Talent:
Origin of Stage Name:
Favorite Role:
Would Like to Try Playing: a musumeyaku role with acting
Debut: 1950 (37th Class) Young Heidelberg
Troupe History:
YEAR - 1958 Flower Troupe
1950 - YEAR Moon Troupe
1958: High School Kids / Tanuki Goten, Yamabuki
1957: The Red and the Black
1957: Boating Woman / Manhattan Tale (Moon)
1957: Takarazuka Odori Emaki / Merry Widow, Nadia
1956: The Merry Lord / The Angel and the Bandit (Flower)
1956: Rosa Flamenca (Spanish Passion) (Moon)
1955: Kismet (Flower), Marsinah
1955: Pindorama (Land of the Palms) / The Scarlet Peafowl (Moon)
1954: What Is Your Name? (A Tale of Love in Warsaw) (Star)
1954: The Boy Who Played the Flute / Golden River (Flower)
1954: Annie Laurie / Spring Dance 1954 (Imperial Theater), Ta'ala
1953: The Chronicle of Momotarou (Nagoya), Momotarou
1953: The Chronicle of Momotarou
1952: Jewels and Robber, Poda
1952: Turandot
1951: Yu the Beautiful
1951: Yakko Doujouji / Arabian Night (Nagoya), chorus
YEAR: Name of Show
- Her younger sister is Asakaze Midori (44th Class).
- Ootori began appearing in movies while still with Takarazuka and continued to work regularly through the 1980's in films such as Me no Kabe and Jokei Kazoku. She has also done voice-overs, including work as Hetty in the Japanese dub of the "Road to Avonlea" series and an episode of "Young Riders," both in the 1990's.