Hikari Mitsushima
Acting Born Nov 30, 1985 Okinawa, Japan 83 credits
Biography
Hikari Mitsushima is a Japanese actress born on November 30, 1985, in Okinawa, Japan. Active in both film and television, she has accumulated 82 known credits in her acting career. She is recognized for her work in major cinematic and television productions in Japan, earning widespread attention and industry accolades for her performances. Her extensive body of work spans various notable roles across the Japanese entertainment industry.
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Career overview
Hikari Mitsushima began gaining prominent film experience with her appearance as Yagami Light's younger sister in the 2006 films Death Note and Death Note - Last Name. In 2009, she showcased her acting talent by starring as one of the main characters in the film Ai no Mukidashi. This role earned her significant attention and three awards, including the 34th Hochi Film Award for Best New Artist.
In addition to her film work, Mitsushima has appeared extensively on television. Her television credits include roles in Fuji TV dramas, notably the airing series Soredemo, Ikite Yuku. With numerous credits across film and television, she has established herself as a prominent figure in Japanese media.
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Career timeline
cocoon - One Summer of GirlhoodThe Brightest Sun
On Summer SandBring Him Down to a Portable SizeThe Last Blossom
Last MileAll Lives映画『ラストマイル』アンナチュラル・MIU404と繋がる最強チーム大集結SP映画『ラストマイル』満島ひかり×岡田将生 撮影秘話プレミアトークSP
Heart Cocktail ColorfulHikari to HitoriMr. Moonlight: The Beatles Budokan Performance 1966 - A Dream We Had Together
First LoveTen Count to the FutureLove with a CaseThunderbirds 55/GOGOKaguya
Riverside MukolittaSpaghetti Code LoveA Woman Who Acts
The Bucket ListAs You Like It
The Confidence Man JPDAICHI MIURA BEST HIT TOUR in Nippon Budokan 2 15写真家 荒木経惟 ７７歳の切実
Mary and The Witch's FlowerQuartetLove Exposure: The TV-ShowPrison PrincessesLife and Death on the Shore
One Piece Film: GOLDEdogawa Ranpo Short StoriesTotto TelevisionKidnap Tour
Dokonjō GaeruKakekomi
Back of FatherSaving My Stupid YouthAll About My SiblingsHello! Junichi
WomanThe Child in the DistanceThe End of Summer28 Up Japan
A Chorus of AngelsPioneers
OhisamaRabbit HorrorStill, Life Goes OnHara-Kiri: Death of a SamuraiSmuggler
Love Strikes!Moon LoversVillainSawako DecidesRinco's Restaurant
Osamu Dazai Short Story CollectionKakera: A Piece of Our LifeThe Wonderful World of Captain KuhioMake the Last WishBe Sure to Share
Bloody MondayLove ExposureShaolin Girl
Exte: Hair ExtensionsDrop in Ghost
Time Limit InvestigatorDeath NoteDeath Note: The Last Name
Ultraman MaxArthouse Ultraman
Rebirth of Mothra II
Kamen Rider
Golden Horse Awards
Full filmography
- cocoon - One Summer of Girlhood (2026) as Mayu (voice)
- The Brightest Sun (2026)
- On Summer Sand (2025) as Asako Kawakami
- Bring Him Down to a Portable Size (2025) as Kanako
- The Last Blossom (2025) as Nana Nagata (younger) (voice)
- Last Mile (2024) as Funado Erena
- All Lives (2024)
- 映画『ラストマイル』アンナチュラル・MIU404と繋がる最強チーム大集結SP (2024)
- 映画『ラストマイル』満島ひかり×岡田将生 撮影秘話プレミアトークSP (2024)
- Heart Cocktail Colorful (2023)
- Hikari to Hitori (2023)
- Mr. Moonlight: The Beatles Budokan Performance 1966 - A Dream We Had Together (2023) as Narration
- First Love (2022) as Yae Noguchi
- Ten Count to the Future (2022) as Aoi Orihara
- Love with a Case (2022) as Risa Awano
- Thunderbirds 55/GOGO (2022) as Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward (voice)
- Kaguya (2022) as Princess Kaguya
- Tang (2022) as Emi
- I Am Makimoto (2022) as Toko Tsumori
- I Love Me (2022) as Mi (Me)
- Riverside Mukolitta (2021) as Shiori Minami
- Spaghetti Code Love (2021) as Mother
- A Woman Who Acts (2021)
- The Bucket List (2019) as Miharu Kitahara
- As You Like It (2019) as Rosalind
- The Confidence Man JP (2018)
- DAICHI MIURA BEST HIT TOUR in Nippon Budokan 2 15 (2018) as Self
- 写真家 荒木経惟 ７７歳の切実 (2018)
- Mary and The Witch's Flower (2017) as The Red-Haired Witch (voice)
- Quartet (2017) as Suzume Sebuki
- Love Exposure: The TV-Show (2017) as Yoko
- Prison Princesses (2017) as Futaba Wakai
- Life and Death on the Shore (2017) as Toe Ohira
- Gukoroku - Traces of Sin (2017) as Mitsuko
- Prison Break (2017)
- One Piece Film: GOLD (2016) as Carina (voice)
- Edogawa Ranpo Short Stories (2016)
- Totto Television (2016) as Tetsuko Kuroyanagi
- Kidnap Tour (2016) as Nori-chan
- Dokonjō Gaeru (2015) as Pyonkichi
- Kakekomi (2015) as Ogin
- Back of Father (2014) as Aoki Makoto
- Saving My Stupid Youth (2014) as Risa Hachiya
- All About My Siblings (2014) as Hikari Sato
- Hello! Junichi (2014) as Anna
- Woman (2013) as Koharu Aoyagi
- The Child in the Distance (2013) as Nomiya Sakumi
- The End of Summer (2013) as Tomoko
- 28 Up Japan (2013) as Narrator
- A Chorus of Angels (2012) as Manami
- Pioneers (2012)
- Ohisama (2011) as Ikuko Tsutsui
- Rabbit Horror (2011) as Kiriko Imazato
- Still, Life Goes On (2011) as Futaba Toyama
- Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai (2011) as Miho
- Smuggler (2011) as Chiharu Tanuma
- Love Strikes! (2011) as Itsuka Nakashiba
- Goodbye to Our Kindergarten (2011) as Mari Yoshiki
- Love Strikes! (2010) as Itsuka
- Moon Lovers (2010) as Rina Anzai
- Villain (2010) as Yoshino Ishibashi
- Sawako Decides (2010) as Sawako
- Rinco's Restaurant (2010) as Midori
- Osamu Dazai Short Story Collection (2009) as Rabbit
- Kakera: A Piece of Our Life (2009) as Haru
- The Wonderful World of Captain Kuhio (2009) as Haru Yasuoka
- Make the Last Wish (2009) as Minami / Hana
- Be Sure to Share (2009) as Schoolgirl
- Pride (2009) as Moe Midorikawa
- Making of Death Note: The Last Name (2009) as Self/Sayu Yagami
- Bloody Monday (2008) as Risa Kurano
- Love Exposure (2008) as Yoko
- Shaolin Girl (2008) as Hikari Takahashi
- Exte: Hair Extensions (2007) as Yuriko Shiina
- Drop in Ghost (2007) as 佐伯小夜
- Time Limit Investigator (2006) as Mitsuyo Kiyohara
- Death Note (2006) as Sayu Yagami
- Death Note: The Last Name (2006) as Sayu Yagami
- Ultraman Max (2005) as Elly
- Arthouse Ultraman (2005) as Elly
- Rebirth of Mothra II (1997)
- Kamen Rider (1971) as Yuka Sawada
- Golden Horse Awards (1962) as Self