Hiroko Seki ( 関 弘 子), whose real name is Kanze Hiroko ( 観 世 弘 子) , born in Tokyo on July 30, 1929 and died on May 11, 2008, is a Japanese actress .
Trained at the Gekidan Haiyūza theater in Tokyo, she co-founded the Gekidan Seinenza troupe in 1954. She married Hideo Kanze in 1969, a master of noh, a form of classical Japanese theater. She has performed for both television and theater, notably Noh plays and text readings. She participated in the dubbing of two animated films by Hayao Miyazaki: Kiki's Delivery Service and Porco Rosso.
She died of pneumonia at 78 years old.
1992
as Bâ-chan (voice)
1990
1989
as Barsa (voice)
1984
as Teacher in Videotape
1984
as Nobu
1956
1956
1955
1955
as "Bar Encore" Chaa
1955
as Dressmaking Shop Clerk Teruko
1953
as Tamago (Maid)
1953
1951
as Yoshiko Miki