Machiko Soga family, wife, children, parents, siblings

In Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan, on March 18, 1938, Machiko was born. Although she had acting skills, she was raised as a singer and had humble beginnings. When she was a young child, her mother passed away, so her father brought her up. Along with a sister, she had two brothers. Her brother who perished in the Second World War is one of two who are still alive. In 1991, her dad passed away from cancer.

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Machiko Soga husband

Machiko’s husband is unknown to the public

Machiko Soga siblings

She had two brothers and a sister.

Machiko Soga parent

there is no information about her parents

Machiko Soga children

she kept the information about her children close

She was “discovered” while performing in a play at Tokyo Center. Her life would be forever changed after meeting many important figures in the world of Japanese television that night. In 1956, she made her debut on NHK’s children’s show Minna issho. Her first roles were mostly radio and voice character roles after years of taking jazz dance lessons. She rose to prominence after appearing in NHK’s radio drama Chorinmura to Kurumi no Ki (1961), as the first voice actress to portray the lovable ghost Q-taro in Obake no Q-tar.

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