Shin Yazawa

Shin Kobayashi (小林 心, Kobayashi Shin, née Yazawa (矢沢), born March 16, 1981, in Tokyo, Japan),[1] better known as Shin Yazawa (矢沢 心, Yazawa Shin), is a Japanese actress and entertainer who is represented by the talent agency, Japan Music Entertainment.

Shin Yazawa
矢沢 心
Born (1981-03-16) March 16, 1981
Tokyo, Japan
NationalityJapanese
Other namesShin Kobayashi (real name)
OccupationActress, entertainer
Years active1997 - present
AgentJapan Music Entertainment
Height1.6 m (5 ft 3 in)
Spouse(s)
(
m. 2007)
Children3

Yazawa graduated from Chiba Prefectual Funabashi Code High School. Her husband is K-1 kick-boxer Masato.

Yazawa debuted in the film Bounce ko Gals after passing the audition in 1997.

Her first lead role was in the film Scramble Hearts in 2004.

Biography

Yazawa was born and raised in Tokyo, and went to elementary school in Fukuoka Prefecture. She returned to Tokyo for going to Hakata High School and modeling for the magazine, Egg. Yazawa later returned to Fukuoka and starting her entertainment debut.

On February 11, 2007, she married K-1 kick-boxer Masato after reporting that they were dating. It happened when Yazawa noticed Masato after she and her friends driven to the back of his house to travel to Mikane and became friends. Their marriage conference anniversary was held on February 13.

She is close friends with Eiko Koike from high school. They appeared in the drama, Naomi, and in the films, Kamikaze Girls and Yama Onna Kabe Onna.

On April 4, 2008, Yazawa became a Friday regular in the Tokyo Broadcasting System information program, Hanamaru Market.

Filmography

TV series
Year Title Role Network Notes
1997Hamidashi Keiji Jōnetsu-keiRiko YamashitaTV AsahiEpisode 6
1998Kamisama, Mōsukoshi DakeAsami OdaFuji TV
Nat-chan-kaTV AsahiEpisode 11
1999Emergency Room 24hoursNatsumiFuji TVEpisode 3
NaomiMiho SugioFuji TV
TeamAiko SuginoFuji TVEpisode 5
2000Ikebukuro West Gate ParkChiaki HashimotoTBS
OyajiiSumikaTBS
2001Omae no Yukichi ga Naite IruMomo Mori (Ke-chan)TV Asahi
Shin O Mizu no HanamichiNanakoFuji TV
Kizu-darake no Love SongMiki TashiroFuji TV
Number OneKoharuTBS
2002Home & AwayAkemiFuji TVEpisode 7
Mama no IdenshiAya UejimaTBS
2004Division 1Emi SasakiFuji TV
Gekidan EngishaMikiFuji TV
Mother & LoverMaiko KaminoFuji TV
ChushinguraOsugiTV Asahi
2005Ame to Yume no Ato niRurikoTV AsahiEpisode 7
Mei Bugyō! Ōoka EchizenOseiTV AsahiEpisode 6
Rikon Bengoshi II Handsome WomanErika UozumiFuji TVEpisode 9
Dragon ZakuraNozomi YamamotoTBS
2006Brand Keiji Yobi Kantei Sōsa-in Mami KiriharaMomiji HanasakaTV Tokyo
Shimon Sōsa-kan Uhei Tsukahara no KamiwazaChisato SakamotoTV Tokyo
Matsuko Kiraware no IsshōEtsuko KawajiriTBSEpisode 3
2007Kaettekita Jikō KeisatsuKaedeTV AsahiEpisode 2
Fukumaru Asakusa RyokanHiroko SayamaTBS
Yama Onna Kabe OnnaMisato ToyokawaFuji TV
2009OchaberiMiho YamazakiTBSEpisode 1
Tears in HeavenHitomi ShimizuTBS
2010Asu no Hikari o TsukameYuri KitayamaTHK
Hotaru no Hikari 2Woman talking to video store clerkNTVEpisode 1
Tantei KurabuMichiru KurosawaFuji TV
2011Dr. Ichiro IrabuEri MatsumotoTV AsahiEpisode 6
Last Money: Ai no NedanMidori KanbeNHK
2015Platinum AgeSaki OsatoNHK
2017Idol x Warrior Miracle Tunes!Shizuko KagurazakaTV TokyoEpisode 1

Films
Year Title Role Notes
1997Bounce ko GalsMaru
2003Gūzen ni mo Saiakuna ShōnenNanako Kaneshiro
2004Kamikaze GirlsMiko
Scramble HeartsYoko KurataLead role
Walking with the DogWoman abandon dog
2005Tetsujin 28-goReporter
Hiroshi Tanaka no SubeteDelivery Miss
ShissōEri's mother
2007The Yakiniku Movie Purukogi
Kayōkyokuda yo, Jinsei waYokota
Marriage RingYasuyo Ota
2008Sakigake!! OtokojukuCar beauty
2010Sankaku

References
  1. "矢沢心" (in Japanese). Japan Music Entertainment. Retrieved October 19, 2015.
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