
Chieko Matsui
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Chieko Matsui (December 4, 1899 – April 2, 1929) was a Japanese actress of the silent era. The eldest daughter of a doctor, she left home in 1922 after her mother passed away and her father remarried. She became an actor at Shochiku Studios, performing in fifty-five movies between 1925 and 1929. In 1927, she became one of the first female screenwriters in Japan, writing screenplays for the films "Lake of Melancholy" and "Spring Rain." She starred in both as well. Matsui underwent surgery for kidney disease in 1928. She passed away in 1929, while recuperating in her home.
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The Basement (1927)
Actor
Buried Youth (1926)
Actor

Young Master (1926)
as Sumiko Sugimoto (clerk)
No Need for Your Opinion (1925)
as Geisha
The Age of Emotion (1928)
Actor
Iron Virgin (1928)
as Kyōko
The Killing of a Hundred Men at Isshinji Temple (1925)
as Kikue
Townspeople (1926)
Actor
Troubled Days (1926)
as Ryoji's lover, Outa
Junange (1926)
Actor

Umi mo yusha (1927)
Actor
