Hitomi Kuroki, a celebrated and accomplished Japanese thespian, was initially christened Shoko Ichiji, a moniker that held significance before she underwent a stage surname transformation, shedding her former identity as Shoko Egami.
Kuroki's remarkable journey within the realm of the entertainment industry commenced with her esteemed appointment as a cast member of the renowned Takarazuka Revue, a prestigious institution renowned for its captivating performances, where she had the distinct privilege of being affiliated with the illustrious Moon Troupe, affectionately referred to by its members as Tsuki, a term that has become synonymous with excellence and artistic expression.
Kuroki's impressive vocal range and versatility were on full display as she took on the esteemed role of Helen Parr/Elastigirl/Mrs. Incredible in the Japanese dub of the universally acclaimed animated masterpiece, The Incredibles.
Kuroki's remarkable acting talent was formally recognized with the coveted honor of Best Actress at the esteemed 22nd Hochi Film Awards, a prestigious accolade that acknowledges outstanding performances in the cinematic world. Specifically, her extraordinary portrayal in the film Lost Paradise earned her this distinguished award, a testament to her exceptional skill and dedication to her craft.
