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Kimi Honda
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Kimi Honda was born on 5 January 1919 in Tokyo Japan. She is known for
The Man Who Came to Port (1952)
,
Saraba Rabauru (1954)
and
Taiheiyô no washi (1953)
.
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Known for
The Man Who Came to Port
8.5
Script and Continuity Department
1952
Saraba Rabauru
7.7
Script and Continuity Department
1954
Taiheiyô no washi
7.6
Script and Continuity Department
1953
The Blue Pearl
7.7
Script and Continuity Department
1951
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Saraba Rabauru
7.7
script girl
1954
Taiheiyô no washi
7.6
script girl
1953
Zoku shishunki
8.1
script girl
1953
The Man Who Came to Port
8.5
script girl
1952
Nangoku no hada
7.4
script girl
1952
The Blue Pearl
7.7
script girl
1951
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Born
January 5
,
1919
Tokyo Japan
Spouse
Ishirô Honda
(widow)
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