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Rumi Koyama (小山ルミ) is a singer, actress, and talent who was born in Sapporo City, Hokkaido on August 11, 1952. | Rumi Koyama (小山ルミ) is a singer, actress, and talent who was born in Sapporo City, Hokkaido on August 11, 1952. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:06, 15 April 2024
Rumi Koyama (小山ルミ) is a singer, actress, and talent who was born in Sapporo City, Hokkaido on August 11, 1952. Her father is an Irish soldier and her mother is a Japanese. She was a member of 海道はじめ with スナッキー・ガールズ (Hajime Kaidou with Snacky Girls) and released one single on Columbia records in 1968 (Columbia SAS-1033).
Snacky Girls members were Kyoko Yoshizawa, Rumi Koyama and Saeko Hata.
Appearances in Movies[edit]
- Song of Kemeko (1968)
- The Drifters! Steal, Steal and Steal (1968) as Mary
- Rogue Employee Yukyoden (1968)
- Drifters! Adventure Again (1968) as Osachi role
- Horiba Blues (1968) as Hanauri Musume
- A Girl's Confession, Chastity (1968)
- The Tigers-Gorgeous Invitation (1968) as Mari
- The Police of a Woman (1969) as Chie Kayama
- High-ranking Executive (1969)
- Hira Hira Employee, Sunset (1970)
- School Festival Night, Sweet Life (1970)
- Japan's No. 1 Warrior Man (1971) as Akemi
- Comedy / Life Price (1971)
- Be Fooled (1971) as Hanako Sekine
- Sunset, Hitoshi Salaryman (1973)