Mitsuki Takahata
Biography
Mitsuki Takahata is a Japanese actress and singer born on December 14, 1991, in Osaka, Japan. Represented by the talent agency Horipro, she attended Tokyo's Hosei University. She made her small screen debut in 2007 and her silver screen debut in 2013. In 2017, she won Newcomer of the Year at the 40th Japan Academy Prize. Aside from acting, Takahata has released an album through Warner Music Japan, appeared in several videos, and advertised for corporate entities including Panasonic and Glico. She also served as the Japanese voice actress for Cinderella in Disney's 2015 film Cinderella. With a known credit count of sixty, she works primarily in acting.
Career overview
Mitsuki Takahata is a Japanese actress and singer represented by the talent agency Horipro. Born in Osaka, Japan, on December 14, 1991, she attended Tokyo's Hosei University. Known for her work in acting with sixty known credits on The Movie Database, she made her small screen debut in 2007 and her silver screen debut in 2013.
In addition to her television and film appearances, she won the Newcomer Of The Year award at the 40th Japan Academy Prize in 2017. Her career also includes work in videos, releasing her own album through Warner Music Japan, and appearing in advertisements for corporate entities such as Panasonic and Glico. Furthermore, she served as the Japanese voice actress for Cinderella in Disney's 2015 film Cinderella.
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- Kokuho (2025) as Harue Fukuda
- Golden SixTONES (2025)
- 5 Centimeters per Second (2025) as Akari Shinohara
- LA PANTHÈRE DE CARTIER (2025)
- Golden Kamuy (2024) as Umeko
- Dear Radiance (2024) as Fujiwara no Sadako
- Golden Kamuy -The Hunt of Prisoners in Hokkaido- (2024) as Kenmochi Umeko
- 1122: For a Happy Marriage (2024) as Ichiko Aihara
- Monster (2023) as Hirona Suzumura
- Unknown (2023) as Kokoro Yamihara
- On a Starry Night (2023) as Yamihara Kokoro
- Houshokudokei (2023)
- Tall Order (2022) as Hinako Takanashi（高梨 雛子）
- Character (2021) as Natsumi Kawase
- Rainbow Chart (2021) as Masora Kureno
- IRIBITO –Stranger– (2021) as Naho Takamura
- Tomorrow's Dining Table (2021) as Kana Ishibashi
- Cinematic Liars of Asahi-za (2021) as Rika Motegi
- Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku (2020) as Narumi Momose
- 4 Mysterious Stories (2020) as Sasakura Shiori
- Hama no Asahi no Utsotsuki Domoto (2020)
- Our Dearest Sakura (2019) as Sakura Kitano
- Maison de Police (2019) as Hiyori Makino
- Samurai Shifters (2019) as Miss Oran
- The World of Machida-kun (2019) as Sakura Takashima
- A Meal Makes Her Forget (2018) as Sachiko Sasaki
- The Travelling Cat Chronicles (2018) as Nana (voice)
- A Banana? At This Time of Night? (2018) as Misaki Ando
- Overprotected Kahoko: 2018 Love & Dream (2018) as Mugino Kahoko
- 68-Year-Old New Employee (2018) as Mayuko Kudo
- Napping Princess (2017) as Kokone Morikawa / Aennchen (Ancien) (voice)
- Overprotected Kahoko (2017) as Kahoko Nemoto
- Destiny: The Tale of Kamakura (2017) as Akiko Isshiki
- おげんさんといっしょ (2017) as お父さん
- The Stand-In Thief (2017) as Misa Fujioka
- Ancien and the Magic Tablet: Another Story (2017) as Ancien / Kokone Morikawa (voice)
- Toto Nee-chan (2016)
- Love That Makes You Cry (2016) as Kihoko Hinata
- Rage (2016) as Kaoru
- Tokyo Sentimental (2016) as Sudo Akane
- Japanese Girls Never Die (2016) as Aina Kinami
- Evergreen Love (2016) as Sayaka
- My Name is Shingo (2016) as 山本真鈴
- A Restaurant with Many Problems (2015) as Airi Kawana
- Smoke and Mist: Gold Rush (2015) as Naoko Masaki
- Aoi Shushi wa Taiyou no Naka ni Aru (2015)
- Blue Spring Ride (2014) as Narumi Yui
- Jossy's (2014) as Yuri Kikawada (Yellow)
- Asunaro Sanzan Nana Byoushi (2014) as Rena Hazuki
- Time Slip Horibe Yasubei (2014)
- Miracle classroom (2014) as Reiko
- The Vancouver Asahi (2014) as Emmy Kasahara
- Gochisousan (2013) as Noriko Nishikado
- Before the Vigil (2013)
- Lost Harmony (2011)
- Shodo Girls (2010) as Kiyomi Yoshinaga
- Dolphin Blue: Soar Again, Fuji (2007)
- Mr. Kinpachi in Class 3B (1979)