Keiko Seiko

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Keiko Seiko (born Osaka, Japan, 1983) is a Japanese actress, who has appeared in the 2005 horror-film Hostel (film), directed by Eli Roth. Seiko's height is approximately 5'2", and weighs about 98 lbs.

In Hostel (film), Seiko plays a Japanese girl named Yuki, who is staying at the hostel with her friend, Kana (Jennifer Lim). Yuki and Kana spot the Americans. Yuki says something in Japanese, then runs off laughing with Kana. That night, the Americans see Yuki and Kana dancing at the club, who're smiling at how the Americans are dancing. The next morning, Yuki disappears. A SMS photo sent from Yuki's phone shows Yuki and Óli beneath a smokestack of an abandoned factory. The word Sayonara is written beneath it. Later, Yuki is strapped to a chair, screaming and crying. An Elite Hunting member proceeds into the room Yuki's in, and cuts of one of her toes, but then shows Kana in the lobby.