Shimako Iwai

Shimako Iwai
Shimako Iwai
岩井志麻子
Born	Shimako Takeuchi (竹内志麻子, Takeuchi Shimako); 5 December 1964 (age 59); Wake, Wake District, Okayama, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Other names	Momoko Okayama (岡山桃子, Okayama Momoko)
Citizenship	Japan
Occupations	Novelist; tarento;
Years active	1986–
Notable work	Bokke e, kyōtē
Awards	Japan Horror Novel Award (1999); Yamamoto Shūgorō Prize (2000); Women's Public Opinion Literary Award (2002); Shimase Love Literature Award (2002);
Website	Official website

Shimako Iwai (岩井志麻子, Iwai Shimako, born 5 December 1964)^[1] is a Japanese writer, tarento, and pornographic director. From June 2009 she is represented with Horipro. She serves as a regular commentator in the Tokyo MX series 5-Ji ni Muchū!

Filmography

Year	Title	Network	Notes
	KSB Super J Channel	KSB	Friday guest commentator
	2-Ji Waku'!	KTV
	Sukuizu!	TV Asahi
2005	5-Ji ni Muchū!	Tokyo MX	Thursday regular
	Odoru! Sanma Goden!!	NTV
	Zatsugaku-ō	TV Asahi
	Ari nashi: AriKen-Golden Stadium	TV Tokyo
2012	Waratte Iitomo!	Fuji TV	Fridays; "Gyōretsu no mattaku dekinai Jinsei Sōdansho"
2012	Kuroi Hōkoku-sho Onna to Otoko no Jiken File II: Kamen	BS Japan	Episode 3; as Motoko Okaya
2015	Kinkyū kenshō! Monono ke Ōzakettei-sen! Kodomo ni Watch sa setakunai Yōkai-tachi	Family Gekijo
2015	Mecha-Mecha Iketeru!	Fuji TV	"Nukiuchi Test" participation
	Ariyoshi Hansei-kai	NTV
2016	Satsujinki	NHK BS Premium	As Umeko Kagawa

Bibliography

As Shimako Takeuchi (novels)

Year	Title
1986	Yumemiru usagi to Police Boy
1987	Sokode, sonomama Koi o shite
1988	Aoi Tsuki no Koibito-tachi
1988	Ningyo-tachi no Komori-uta
1989	Don na Koi ni mo Bijin na atashi
1990	Hito Natsu no Mayoigo-tachi
1992	Seifuku no Maria
1994	Hana Yori Dango
1995	Passion Girls: Super Gals no Junai Battle

As Shimako Takeuchi (essays)

Year	Title
1993	Sora ni Kiss

As Shimako Takeuchi (novels)

Year	Title
1999	Bokke e, kyōtē
2000	Okayama Onna
2001	Yonaki no Mori
2001	Jaakuna Kachōfūgetsu
2002	Marabushi
	Jiyū Renai
	Gafui shinji yū
	Trái Cây
	Kurokoge Bijin
2003	Rakuen
	Jo Gakkō
	Yorokobi no Rukeichi
	Usugurai Hanazono
	Chijō Shōsetsu
2004	Midarana Batsu
	Shi Shōsetsu
	Eien no Asa no Kurayami
	Kagetsuya Kitan
	Deguchi no nai Rakuen
	Nise Nise Manshū
	Renai Sagi-shi
2005	Shigo Kekkon
	Rakuen ni Kokuji shita Otoko
	Goze no Nakuie
2006	Beppin ji goku
	Mushō no Ai
	Kuroi Asa, Shiroi Yoru
	Tardonne
	Otoko Wars
2007	Kakumawa rete iru Fukai Yume
	Jū Nana-sai
	Iyana Onna o Kataru Sutekina Kotoba
	Hadena Sabaku to Jimina Kyūden
	Eien toka Junai toka Zettai toka
2008	Tetsudō Shinjū
2009	Gendai Hyakumonogatari
	Gogatsu no Dokubō nite
	Yoru no Mangekyō
	Ochite yuku
	Ugetsu Monogatari
	Tsukiyo ni Karasu ga Nakeba
2010	Shiso Chō to Kitchen Garden
	Usotsuki Ōkoku no Buta Hime
	Gendai Hyaku Monogatari: Uso Mi
2011	Yuna no Kushi: Bizen Furoya Kaidan
2011	Gendai Hyaku Monogatari: Ikiryō
2012	Gendai Hyaku Monogatari: Akumu
	Hanryū Futei Onna
	Ano Onna
	McCulley Pon
	Ayashi Katari: Bizen Furoya kaidan
2013	Gendai Hyaku Monogatari: Satsui
2014	Gendai Hyaku Monogatari: Higan
2014	Onna no shiroi ashi
2015	Gendai Hyaku Monogatari: Mōshū
2016	Gendai Hyaku Monogatari: Inga

As Shimako Iwai (essays, dialogues)

Year	Title	Notes
2001	Tokyo no Okayama Hito
2002	Waidan: Taidan-shū
2003	Shimako no shibire Fugu Nikki
	Bokke e Renai-dō
	Saigo no Y-dan	Three-way conversation with Usagi Nakamura and Natsuko Mori
	Bakushō Mondai no "Bungaku no Susume"	Co-authored with Usagi Nakamura and Otoha
2004	Megami no Yokubō
2005	Iyana Onna o Kataru Sutekina Kotoba
2007	Binan no Kuni e
2007	Jukujo no Tomo
2008	Hameln no Fuefukime
2008	Yoku ni Saku Onna, Yoku ni Kareru Onna
2010	Obasan datte Sex shitai
2011	Obasan no Hinkaku
2014	Mumei Toshi e no Tobira	Co-authored with Kei Zushi
2015	"Mashō no Onna" ni Bijo wa inai
Onna no Kaidan: Jitsuwa-kei Horror Anthology	Co-authored with Kannon Hanabusa and Mariko Kawana

Videography

Title	Notes	Ref.
Phantasma: Noroi no Yakata	Project supervisor
Imprint: Bokke e, kyōtē	Iwai also appeared
Siberia Chō Tokkyū 2	Acting debut. Iwai received tremendous impact in the film and said that her "life is divided into 'before Shibe' and 'after Shibe'."
Jiyū Renai	Iwai also appeared
Bitch
Fuan no Tane
Trái Cây	Original work. Naomi Kawashima played the role of Iwai.
Hanryū no Yoru	Director. Real intuition of Ittetsu and Maika Asai. First time she served as the director of adult works since 2006, and her second time.	^[2]
Junji Inagawa no nemurenai Kaidan	Iwai also appeared
Utsuru Monogatari: Kadokawa Kaidan Jitsuwa	First of original Gendai Hyaku Monogatari: Mōshū collection "Furikaette wa ikenai"	^[3]

Magazine serials

Title
Asia no Zasshi "Yakō-sei no Renshi no Miyako"

References

^ "岩井志麻子". Horipro (in Japanese). Retrieved 23 Jan 2017.
^ "岩井志麻子氏が"ＡＶ監督"として大奮闘". Tokyo Sports Web (in Japanese). Retrieved 23 Jan 2017.
^ "ひかりＴＶ４Ｋオリジナルドラマ伝染る物語～ＫＡＤＯＫＡＷＡ怪談実話～" (in Japanese). Hikari TV. Archived from the original on 29 July 2018. Retrieved 23 Jan 2017.

External links

Shimako Iwai - Onna no Ulagawa: Meiki Dai Sakusen (in Japanese)
Official profile (in Japanese)
Watanabe Productions profile (in Japanese)

[1] "岩井志麻子". Horipro (in Japanese). Retrieved 23 Jan 2017.

[2] "岩井志麻子氏が"ＡＶ監督"として大奮闘". Tokyo Sports Web (in Japanese). Retrieved 23 Jan 2017.

[3] "ひかりＴＶ４Ｋオリジナルドラマ伝染る物語～ＫＡＤＯＫＡＷＡ怪談実話～" (in Japanese). Hikari TV. Archived from the original on 29 July 2018. Retrieved 23 Jan 2017.

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Shimako Iwai
岩井志麻子
Born	Shimako Takeuchi (竹内志麻子, Takeuchi Shimako) (1964-12-05) 5 December 1964 (age 59) Wake, Wake District, Okayama, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Other names	Momoko Okayama (岡山桃子, Okayama Momoko)
Citizenship	Japan
Occupations	Novelist tarento
Years active	1986–
Notable work	Bokke e, kyōtē
Awards	Japan Horror Novel Award (1999) Yamamoto Shūgorō Prize (2000) Women's Public Opinion Literary Award (2002) Shimase Love Literature Award (2002)
Website	Official website