Kazu Ando

Kazu Ando
Kazu Ando
	安藤和津
Born	Kazuko Ogino and Inukai; 6 March 1948; Yanagibashi, Tokyo, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Other names	Kazuko Ando (real name)
Education	Gakushūin Girls High School; Sophia University;
Occupation	Essayist, tarento
Agent	Production Pao
Spouse(s)	Eiji Okuda (m. 1974)
Parents	Inukai Takeru (father); Masako Ogino (mother);
Relatives	Inukai Tsuyoshi (grandfather); Michiko Inukai (half-sister); Yasuhiko Inukai (half-brother); Sadako Ogata (cousin);

Kazuko Ando (安藤和子, Andō Kazuko, née Ogino (荻野) and Ikunai (犬養), born 6 March 1948, in Tokyo, Japan),[1] better known as Kazu Ando (安藤和津, Andō Kazu), is a Japanese essayist and tarento represented by Production Pao.

Bibliography

Year	Title	Notes
1988	Onnazakari wa Kosodate-mori: Momoko & Sakura
1988	Tsuki Usagi
1989	Aiueo: Kadu Andou no Shufu to Seikatsu
1992	Aisuru Koto Aisa Reru Koto
1994	Tekipaki Kaji Ehon
1995	Isogashi Mama no Aijō Recipe 121
2000	Aisuru Koto Aisa Reru Koto
2002	Sakura Usagi
2004	Omutsu o Haita Mama: Haha to no Ai to Kakutō no Hibi
2006	Nagai Sanpo	Adapted to film A Long Walk

Translations

Year	Title	Notes
1994	Peter Pan Partner: "Haha hanare dekinai otoko" to, dō Tsukiau ka

Filmography

TV series

Year	Title	Network	Notes
2002	Mairitoru Chef	TBS	Final episode
2005	Just	TBS
	Gatten	NHK G TV
	Minna no Katei no Igaku	ABC
	Kaiketsu Jukujo! Shinpaigomuyō	TBS
	Hei! Say! A Board of Education	Fuji TV
	Akihiro Yoshimura no Quiz Lunch	TBS	Regular appearances

Radio series

Year	Title	Network	Notes
2005	Kadu Andou no TEPCO Talk Marche	NCB
	Doyō Wide Radio Tokyo	TBS Radio	Relay caster debut

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gollark: Yes, but that encoder thing apparently does unfathomable dark magic to make it look fairly good.

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References

"安藤和津". Culture Club (in Japanese). Watanabe Group. Archived from the original on 2010-12-18. Retrieved 22 Jun 2016.

External links

Culture Club profile (in Japanese)
System Brain profile (in Japanese)

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[1] "安藤和津". Culture Club (in Japanese). Watanabe Group. Archived from the original on 2010-12-18. Retrieved 22 Jun 2016.