Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Gender

Female

Birthday

1977-01-19

Place of Birth

Kitakyūshū, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

Miho Hayashi

Biography

Miho Hayashi (林美穂, Hayashi Miho, January 19, 1977) is a Japanese actress and former model from Kitakyūshū, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. She is 155 cm tall and has bloodtype B. She is B85cm, W58cm, H83cm, shoes 23.5cm. She worked for Office PSC and then for SaiProduction. She started her career as a child actress and has appeared in numerous dramas. She played the daughter of Tsunehiko Watase for 24 years in the Taxi Driver's Mystery Diary series. However, she has left SaiProduction after the discontinuation of the work, and it seems that she has not performed any further entertainment activities.

Known for

Tales of the Bizarre

Inspired by American TV movies like "Hitchcock Theater" and "The Twilight Zone," the show features multiple works with Tamori as the storyteller and actors as the main characters. While horror and supernatural themes are predominant, a variety of genres like comedy and drama are also produced. Most episodes, however, have a bad ending.

Tomorrow, I'll Be Someone's Girlfriend

Yuki earns a living as a rental girlfriend. Rina drowns her loneliness in men. Aya constantly receives plastic surgery. Moe lives her way uninfluenced by others. Yua lives in the moment in the nightlife district. Each are riddled with their own complexes, worries and emotions. What lies ahead as they struggle to make their way in the world garners much empathy.

Sukeban Deka III: Romance of the Ninja Girls

Kazama Yui, a country girl from Kyushu who was recruited by the Dark Director and given the role of the third Saki Asamiya. In the story, Yui was sent to Tokyo to meet up with her long lost sisters, Yuka and Yuma, and they inherited the family's ninja art in order to solve the menace of a psychic terrorist known as the Emperor. Now turned into a trio of kunoichi, they would battle the villain and his army, helped by their mentor Kazuya Yoda and the agents Reia Kido and Obiwan Osho. Yui herself rarely used the Saki Asamiya moniker and showed a very different personality compared to Saki and Yoko, and the series was more focused in fantasy than serious urban crime drama. NOTE: although it has 3 in the title and is loosely related to the other two Sukeban Deka shows this should not be treated as a direct continuation but rather as a standalone show.

Taxi Driver's Mystery Diary 37 - Mystery of Double Homicides from Tokyo to Hamamatsu

M:ZINE

“M:ZINE (Engine)” is a music variety show that aims to create a “music” magazine by inviting one featured artist each month to showcase their unique appeal.

Taxi Driver’s Mystery Diary SP22

Yoake Sudeo, a former elite detective with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police, now works as a taxi driver. One day, he picks up Michiko Takanezawa, a university assistant professor recently acquitted of murdering her former lover. Hounded by the media and the victim’s wife at her home, Michiko pleads with Yoake to drive her to her hometown, Aizu-Wakamatsu. But the next day, the wife of the murdered professor is found dead near Tokyo—turning the case on its head.

Sukeban Deka III: The Three Sisters' Most Dangerous Journey, Eight Deadly Traps

The Kazama Sisters are tasked with investigating a deadly temple.

Taxi Driver's Mystery Diary 38

Investigative Notes of a Taxi Driver: The Black Sunflower Woman