Japanese actress, singer Miho Nakayama

Japanese actress, singer Miho Nakayama

TOKYO, Japan, Dec. 12 Kyodo - Japanese actress and singer Miho Nakayama (R) shakes hands with actress Kumiko Goto during a press conference for the TV drama series "Mama wa Idol (Mama is an Idol)," in which they both starred, at a Tokyo hotel on March 9, 1987.

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  • 1987/3/09 00:00:00
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