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Name: Kojou Chiaki
Kanji: 湖条　千秋
Current Troupe:
Role: Otokoyaku → Musumeyaku
Status: Retired

Nickname: Jun-chan, Chiaki, Junko
Height: 163 cm
Birthday: October 30th
Blood Type: O
Hometown: Kobe, Hyogo
Favorite Food: fruit
Favorite Flower: crimson roes, freesia
Favorite Colors: sea colors
Hobbies: driving
Collections: accessories, records
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Debut: 1973 (59th Class) Ephemeral Flowers
Troupe History:
1974 - 1979 Snow Troupe


1979: The One Who Disappeared into the Morning Mist / Ol'man River
1979: The Spring Breeze's Invitation / Hello! Holiday
1978: Johnny On the Hill / Sensation!
1978: Gone With the Wind
1977: Akanesasu Murasakino Hana/The Revue, Uno no Himemiko
1977: Nightingale Song of Spring / Manhattan Rag
1976: Man of Starlight / Non, Non, Non, Kayo (Tokyo)
1976: Poem of the White Heron / Monsieur Papillon
1975-76: The Rose of Versailles: Andre & Oscar


1978: Johnny On the Hill, Therese
1978: Gone With the Wind
1977: Akanesasu Murasaki no Hana, Ozuki
1977: Nightingale Song of Spring, Yu Ying
1976: Man of Starlight, Kayo
1976: Monsieur Papillon, Aminta
1975-76: The Rose of Versailles: Andre & Oscar, Girodelle


YEAR: Name of Show

• Her younger sister is Kojou Reika
• Kojou Chiaki Official Homepage
• Since retiring from Takarazuka, she has gone on to a successful film and television career, including Jidaigeki no Akujo ("Wicked Women of Historical Plays") and the sentai shows Denshi Sentai Denjiman and Seiun Kamen Machineman.
• Switched from otokoyaku to musumeyaku.