Hiroko

Hiroko is immovable in her opinion about the atomic bomb.

Burnt Shadows by Kamila Shamsie: Questions 2009

And so Hiroko is a Japanese Emma Bovary, who dreams of The Beatles and looks at her husband as if he is an incurable disease.

Guilty Pleasures - review Tanya Gold 2010

Akira has dreams of being a filmmaker while Hiroko is supportive yet aimless in her own ventures.

Cannes Film Festival Report and Reviews - Part Un « FirstShowing.net 2008

My new mentors - with Grace and Audrey - were Jean Shrimpton, a Japanese model called Hiroko, Jackie Onassis, Gloria Guinness, Jacqueline de Ribes, Lee Miller and Daisy Fellowes, admirably spikey characters, although their teachings still took a while to percolate.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

One friend from Japan, Hiroko Fukamachi-Self, told me she thought they lived in a different world.

Emperor Akihito: A bulwark against a sea of troubles | Observer profile 2011

Hiroko Murashima, 36, left a job at a dairy farm near Tokyo to volunteer in the tsunami-swept town of Ishinomaki.

Japan's Way Back Daisuke Wakabayashi 2011

Sadako Ogata and Hiroko Ota should be referred to in second reference as Ms. Ogata and Ms. Ota.

Japan to Kick-Start Key Policy Council Tatsuo Ito 2011

How does Hiroko resist being simply Hibakusha, a victim of the bomb, and in what ways is she powerless to change this perception of her?

Burnt Shadows by Kamila Shamsie: Questions 2009

The focus is on whether it can take part in drafting the annual budget, long a sole preserve of the finance ministry, and whether Mr. Noda can use it to set direction on issues that affect various ministries, said Hiroko Ota, a former economy minister who took part in the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy.

Japan to Kick-Start Key Policy Council Tatsuo Ito 2011

"I remember seeing the emperor crying in Okinawa," said Hiroko.

Emperor Akihito: A bulwark against a sea of troubles | Observer profile 2011