Janet Hatta
Biography. Her mother is Japanese and her father is an American. After working as a stewardess for Japan Airlines, she entered acting. She briefly used the name . In 1981, she married Kōichi Tabuchi, who at that time played baseball for the Seibu Lions and retired from acting. The couple later appeared in commercials for Sakuracolor (a predecessor of Konica Minolta). They have a son, Yūshō Tabuchi, who is an announcer for Fuji Television. Appearances. On television, Janet was a regular character in various "jidaigeki". In "Yaburegasa Tōshū Akuningari," starring Kinnosuke Yorozuya, she appeared in episodes 1–83 as the  character Muttsuri Oryū. In "Edo o Kiru" (Part III) with Teruhiko Saigō she portrayed Okyō. With Masakazu Tamura, she appeared in "Wakasamazamurai Torimonochō", as Okon. She made guest appearances in "Kozure Ōkami", "Abarenbo Shogun" and numerous other series. She also appeared in contemporary dramas. Among them was "Supergirl", with Yōko Nogiwa, in which her character was in episodes 1–25. She was a regular in the NHK "Ginga Terebi Shōsetsu" "Katei Sensō" (1975) and "Seishun Gigashū" (1981, with Takeshi Kaga). She had guest roles in "G-Men '75" with Tetsurō Tamba and "Tokusō Saizensen", among others. Highlights of Janet's film  career include the Kinji Fukasaku film "Doberman Detective" with Sonny Chiba and "Ningen no shōmei" with Yūsaku Matsuda (directed by Junya Sato). Sources. This article incorporates material from the article ("Janetto Hatta") in the Japanese Wikipedia, retrieved on December 24, 2007.