Miki Jinbo (神保 美喜, Jinbo Miki; born June 2, 1960, in Minato, Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese actress and singer represented by Staff-up.
Jinbo entered Horikoshi High School, and in March 1983, she graduated from Aoyama Gakuin University Faculty of Letters, Second Section of English and American Literature.
While in third-year junior high school, she won the 15th Battle Tournament in Nippon TV's Star Tanjō!.
In March 1976, Jinbo signed with Philips Records (now Universal Music Japan) and debuted as a singer with the single "Hajimete no Waltz".
She performs as an actress and a singer. Jinbo is also a presenter in music series.
Notable performances are in Yōba (1976) and the horror-comedy film House (1977).
She appeared in an advertisement for DHC. Jinbo later commented in her blog that she loved DHC.
Miki Jinbo (神保 美喜, Jinbo Miki; born June 2, 1960, in Minato, Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese actress and singer represented by Staff-up.
Jinbo entered Horikoshi High School, and in March 1983, she graduated from Aoyama Gakuin University Faculty of Letters, Second Section of English and American Literature.
While in third-year junior high school, she won the 15th Battle Tournament in Nippon TV's Star Tanjō!.
In March 1976, Jinbo signed with Philips Records (now Universal Music Japan) and debuted as a singer with the single "Hajimete no Waltz".
She performs as an actress and a singer. Jinbo is also a presenter in music series.
Notable performances are in Yōba (1976) and the horror-comedy film House (1977).
She appeared in an advertisement for DHC. Jinbo later commented in her blog that she loved DHC.
