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Actor Hirosue's house searched

Investigators confiscate items from Japanese actor Ryoko Hirosue's house in Tokyo on April 10, 2025, over an alleged vehicular assault. The latest allegation came after the 44-year-old was arrested on April 8 on suspicion of injuring a nurse at a hospital in Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan, as she awaited treatment after a car accident.

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Actor Hirosue's house investigated

Investigators enter Japanese actor Ryoko Hirosue's house in Tokyo on April 10, 2025, over an alleged vehicular assault. The latest allegation comes after the 44-year-old was arrested on April 8 on suspicion of injuring a nurse at a hospital in Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan, as she awaited treatment after a car accident.

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Actor Hirosue's house searched

Investigators confiscate items from Japanese actor Ryoko Hirosue's house in Tokyo on April 10, 2025, over an alleged vehicular assault. The latest allegation came after the 44-year-old was arrested on April 8 on suspicion of injuring a nurse at a hospital in Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan, as she awaited treatment after a car accident.

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Actor Hirosue arrested over alleged assault in hospital

Journalists gather near a police station in Hamamatsu in the central Japan prefecture of Shizuoka on April 8, 2025, after Japanese actor Ryoko Hirosue was arrested earlier in the day on suspicion of injuring a nurse at a hospital in a neighboring city by kicking her following a car accident on the Shin-Tomei Expressway on April 7.

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Actor Hirosue arrested over alleged assault in hospital

Photo taken on April 8, 2025, shows Shimada General Medical Center in Shimada in the central Japan prefecture of Shizuoka. Japanese actor Ryoko Hirosue was arrested earlier in the day on suspicion of injuring a nurse at the hospital by kicking her following a car accident on the Shin-Tomei Expressway on April 7.

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Tokyo International Film Festival to begin for 9-day run

TOKO, Japan - (From L to R) Japanese actresses Tae Kimura, Ryoko Hirosue and Miki Nakatani arrive for the opening ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival in Tokyo on Oct. 17, 2009.

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2 Japanese films awarded Oscars

LOS ANGELES, United States - Director Yojiro Takita (C) along with cast and crew members pose for photographers at a news conference after winning the Oscar for best foreign language film for ''Okuribito'' (Departures) at the 81st Academy Awards on Feb. 22 in Hollywood, California. (From L to R) Actress Kimiko Yo, actor Masashiro Motoki, Takita, actress Ryoko Hirosue and writer Kundo Koyama, all from best foreign language film winner ''Departures.''

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2 Japanese films awarded Oscars

LOS ANGELES, United States - (From L to R) Japanese actor Masahiro Kimoto, Japanese director Yojiro Takita and Japanese actress Ryoko Hirosue pose for photographers at a news conference after the film ''Okuribito'' (Departures), directed by Takita, was awarded an Oscar as the best foreign language film at the 81st Annual Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood, California, on Feb. 22. Kimoto played the leading role in the film, while Hirosue played his wife.

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Japanese film 'Okuribito' wins Oscar

LOS ANGELES, United States - Yojiro Takita (2nd from R), director of the film ''Okuribito'' (Departures), which won the Oscar for best foreign-language film, Masahiro Motoki (2nd from L), who played the lead role in the film, and supporting actresses Kimiko Yo (R) and Ryoko Hirosue (L) pose in Los Angeles on Feb. 22 before the 81st Annual Academy Awards ceremony.

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2 Japanese films awarded Oscars

LOS ANGELES, United States - Japanese actress Ryoko Hirosue speaks at a news conference after the Japanese film ''Okuribito'' (Departures), in which she played the wife of the leading man, won an Oscar as the best foreign language film at the 81st Annual Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood, California, on Feb. 22.

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Actress Hirosue attends Waseda Univ. for 1st time

Popular singer and actress Ryoko Hirosue goes to Waseda University in Tokyo on June 26 to receive lectures for the first time since she was admitted to the prestigious private university this spring.

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Departures; Okuribito (2008)

Masahiro Motoki & Ryoko Hirosue Characters: Daigo Kobayashi & Mika Kobayashi Film: Departures; Okuribito (JP 2008) Director: Yojiro Takita 23 August 2008 Date: 23 August 2008

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Departures; Okuribito (2008)

Kazuko Yoshiyuki & Ryoko Hirosue Characters: Tsuyako Yamashita & Mika Kobayashi Film: Departures; Okuribito (JP 2008) Director: Yojiro Takita 23 August 2008 Date: 23 August 2008

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Departures; Okuribito (2008)

Masahiro Motoki & Ryoko Hirosue Characters: Daigo Kobayashi & Mika Kobayashi Film: Departures; Okuribito (JP 2008) Director: Yojiro Takita 23 August 2008 Date: 23 August 2008

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Departures; Okuribito (2008)

Ryoko Hirosue & Masahiro Motoki Characters: Mika Kobayashi & Daigo Kobayashi Film: Departures; Okuribito (JP 2008) Director: Yojiro Takita 23 August 2008 Date: 23 August 2008

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Departures; Okuribito (2008)

Masahiro Motoki & Ryoko Hirosue Characters: Daigo Kobayashi & Mika Kobayashi Film: Departures; Okuribito (JP 2008) Director: Yojiro Takita 23 August 2008 Date: 23 August 2008

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Wasabi (2001)

Ryoko Hirosue Characters: Yumi Yoshimido Film: Wasabi (2001) Director: Gerard Krawczyk 31 October 2001 Date: 31 October 2001

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Wasabi (2001)

Jean Reno & Ryoko Hirosue Characters: Hubert Fiorentini, Yumi Yoshimido Film: Wasabi (2001) Director: Gerard Krawczyk 31 October 2001 Date: 31 October 2001

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Wasabi (2001)

Ryoko Hirosue & Jean Reno Characters: Yumi Yoshimido, Hubert Fiorentini Film: Wasabi (2001) Director: Gerard Krawczyk 31 October 2001 Date: 31 October 2001

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2 Japanese films awarded Oscars

LOS ANGELES, United States - Director Yojiro Takita (C) along with cast and crew members pose for photographers at a news conference after winning the Oscar for best foreign language film for ''Okuribito'' (Departures) at the 81st Academy Awards on Feb. 22 in Hollywood, California. (From L to R) Actress Kimiko Yo, actor Masashiro Motoki, Takita, actress Ryoko Hirosue and writer Kundo Koyama, all from best foreign language film winner ''Departures.''

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2 Japanese films awarded Oscars

LOS ANGELES, United States - Japanese actress Ryoko Hirosue speaks at a news conference after the Japanese film ''Okuribito'' (Departures), in which she played the wife of the leading man, won an Oscar as the best foreign language film at the 81st Annual Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood, California, on Feb. 22. (Kyodo)

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2 Japanese films awarded Oscars

LOS ANGELES, United States - (From L to R) Japanese actor Masahiro Kimoto, Japanese director Yojiro Takita and Japanese actress Ryoko Hirosue pose for photographers at a news conference after the film ''Okuribito'' (Departures), directed by Takita, was awarded an Oscar as the best foreign language film at the 81st Annual Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood, California, on Feb. 22. Kimoto played the leading role in the film, while Hirosue played his wife. (Kyodo)

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Japanese film 'Okuribito' wins Oscar

LOS ANGELES, United States - Yojiro Takita (2nd from R), director of the film ''Okuribito'' (Departures), which won the Oscar for best foreign-language film, Masahiro Motoki (2nd from L), who played the lead role in the film, and supporting actresses Kimiko Yo (R) and Ryoko Hirosue (L) pose in Los Angeles on Feb. 22 before the 81st Annual Academy Awards ceremony. (Kyodo)

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Tokyo International Film Festival to begin for 9-day run

TOKO, Japan - (From L to R) Japanese actresses Tae Kimura, Ryoko Hirosue and Miki Nakatani arrive for the opening ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival in Tokyo on Oct. 17, 2009. (Kyodo)

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Celebrities visit new Kochi Castle Museum of History

(From L) Japanese actress Ryoko Hirosue, actor Hideki Takahashi and Kochi Gov. Masanao Ozaki visit the Kochi Castle Museum of History in Kochi, western Japan, on March 4, 2017, its opening day. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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AUM seeks court injunction against gov't surveillance

TOKYO, Japan - Akitoshi Hirosue (L), a senior member of the AUM Shinrikyo cult, and a fellow member speak at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 8 after filing an injunction against ongoing government inspections of AUM facilities. The group also filed a lawsuit with the Tokyo District Court alleging that monitoring by the Public Security Investigation Agency and police violates constitutional guarantees of freedom of religion. The cult now calls itself ''Aleph.''

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Actress Hirosue attends Waseda Univ. for 1st time

Popular singer and actress Ryoko Hirosue goes to Waseda University in Tokyo on June 26 to receive lectures for the first time since she was admitted to the prestigious private university this spring.