Cutie Kimiko Ikegami drives us crazy! This babezilla hails from New York City originally, but will forever remain the one that got away because her parents moved to Kyoto when she was a toddler. A descendant of kabuki theatre stars, Kimiko got her start in the Japanese showbiz industry on the TV show Jun-ai sanga: Ai to makoto and on the big screen in Hadashi no seishun (1975). But that was just the beginning of a long career in Japanese film and television, ultimately making her a global cinema queen. We admired this raven-haired seductress during her most prolific stretch when she was in Winter's Flower (1978), Let's Go, Grandma! (1975) The Man Who Stole The Sun (1979), The Geisha (1983) Make-Up (1984) and A Chaos of Flowers (1988). But Kimiko is most famous for her role as the appropriately named character Gorgeous in the cult classic House (1977). It's a horror flick about a bunch of schoolgirls visiting one of their aunts, only to end up in a super haunted house, whose idea of "hauntings" are super duper weird. There is a nice look at Kimiko's fat naturals when she stands up in a tub, giving us plenty of filthy thoughts about her steamy body. She holds a man to her breast while comforting him, making us very jealous and upset. But there were no big tittys to ease our pity. Kimiko might not be putting out the same volume of stuff as she did in her heyday, but she's still all over Japanese screens. You might recognize her from TV shows like The Woman of S.R.I., Hidamari no ki, and Yonaoshi jun'an! Ninjouken. But, you probably won't since we here in the US of A missed our chance to have a sexy star like Kimiko. We dropped the ball, now we have to drain our balls to subtitled stuff instead of having her in our homegrown dirty movies. What a shame. We'd bend over backwards for a chance to observe the sexual origami of Kimiko Ikegami.
