TAKAHATA MITSUKI ,JAPAN ACTRESS BORN 1991 DECEMBER 14



TAKAHATA MITSUKI ,JAPAN ACTRESS 
BORN 1991 DECEMBER 14



Takahata Mitsuki Born in Higashiosaka east of Osaka, Japan on the 14th of December 1991, Takahata Mitsuki attended Tokyo's Hosei University. She made her way onto the small screen in 2007, silver screen in 2013 and a win at the 40th Japan Academy Prize as Newcomer Of The Year in 2017. She has appeared in several videos, released her own album through Warner Music Japan and advertised for Panasonic, Glico and other corporate

Filmography[edit source]

TV series[edit source]

YearTitleRoleNetworkNotesReferences
2007Kinpachi-senseiAyaka TaguchiTBS
2011Zettai ReidoSaki NozawaFuji TV
2013GochisōsanNoriko (Kawakubo) NishikadoNHKAsadora
2014Gunshi KanbeiItoTaiga drama, Episodes 30 to 47[3]
2016Toto NeechanTsuneko KohashiAsadora, Lead Role
2016Itsuka Kono Koi o Omoidashite Kitto Naite ShimauKihoko HinataFuji TV[4]
2017Kahogo no KahokoKahokoNTVLead Role

Films[edit source]


YearTitleRoleNotesReferences
2013Kyūkyoku!! Hentai Kamen
2014Joshi ZuYuri Kikawada[5]
Blue Spring RideYui Narumi[6]
The Vancouver AsahiEmī Kasahara[7][8]
2016RageKaoru
Evergreen LoveSayakaLead role[9]
Japanese Girls Never DieAina Kinami
2017Napping PrincessKokone Morikawa (voice)Lead role[10]
The Stand-In Thief
Destiny: The Tale of KamakuraAyako IsshikiLead role

Dubbing[edit source]


YearTitleRoleNotesReferences
2015CinderellaEllaVoice dub for Lily James[11][12]

Awards[edit source]


YearAwardCategoryResult
201741st Elan d'or AwardsNewcomer of the YearWon
40th Japan Academy PrizeNewcomer of the YearWon

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