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She was a popular actress who appeared in a variety of different roles, from the romantic lead to the villain. In her early years she made several silent films, but in the late 1920s and 1930s she began to make more and more 'talkies', usually in roles where women were not normally cast. Her best known work is the 1928 film The Earth Smiles, which was a big hit and also spawned a series of sequels and spin-offs.

Her first appearance on stage was in the avant-garde theater Geijitsu-za in 1919, when she played the female lead in the play Carmen. It was the first time that real women were able to play the female roles on a stage and was a significant milestone in Japanese theater history.

Though she was not particularly tall, her face was full of character and she had a strong voice. Her acting skills were honed in her later career in the theater and she continued to be a popular star on both the stage and screen.

The story of Gun Buster is set in the year 2023, a few years after the beginning of the war between Earth and the space monsters that have invaded our planet. It focuses on young Noriko Takaya, who is attempting to become a pilot for the Space Fleet after her father was killed in one of the initial battles. She has been joined by the talented Kazumi Amano, and they have begun to train for the inevitable war that will be waged against the space monsters.

After the war, Takaya and her friends return to Earth, where things have changed considerably. She has grown up and has a daughter, Kimiko. Her former nemesis, the coach of the school where she was trained, is now her mother's friend. She has also developed a friendship with a Russian pilot named Jung Freud, who is also part of the space fleet and whom she meets during a training mission in space.

In the third episode, they are reunited with their old mentor and nemesis. This is a major moment in the plot as it shows that Noriko's talent as a fighter was far more innate than she had previously thought, and her abilities as a pilot were even greater. It is a pivotal moment in the plot that is not just a happy ending, but one that is a defining moment of her life.