Mina Fujii

• Name — Mina Fujii • Native Name — 藤井 美菜 • Born — 1988 07 15 • Birthplace — San Diego, California, United States • Agent — * Humanite (Japan) • Dragon Heart Global (Korea) • Education — Keio University • Occupation — Actress • Years Active — 1998–present born July 15, 1988 is a Japanese actress. She started her career in the entertainment industry at the age of nine. She is best known for her role in the TV adaptation of Bloody Monday, Kyōfu, and for appearing in TVXQ's "Dōshite Kimi o Suki ni Natte Shimattandarō?" music video.

Fujii made her film debut in 2006, when she played as Miki Onaka in Simsons. In 2008, Fujii played the leading character of Toru Ikegami in Ame No Tsubasa. In the same year, she starred as Aoi Asada in the live-action television drama adaptation of Bloody Monday. In 2012, Fujii played a cameo of Mina in Panda and Hedgehog and Akiko in The King of Dramas. In 2013, Fujii starred in the MBC reality show We Got Married Global alongside Lee Hongki. In 2014, Fujii played the character of Oshikiri in Monsterz, the Japanese remake of the Korean film Haunters, and Mika Aota in the tokusatsu comedy film Joshi Zu.

Fujii graduated from faculty of letters Keio University where she got Bachelor of Arts in human relations. Fujii writes a film critic column for Barfout. Fujii is fluent in Korean and English, in addition to her native Japanese.

• Year — Title — Role — Network — Notes • 2007 — Broccoli — Inaho Yamasita — Fuji TV • 2008 — Shikaotoko Aoniyoshi — Fuji TV — Episode 1–7,10 • The Fantastic Deer-Man — Masayo Sakura • Team Batista — Episode 4 • Bloody Monday — Aoi Asada — TBS • 2010 — Bloody Monday Season 2 — Aoi Asada — TBS • Shukumei 1969-2010 — Akiko Shiroi — TV Asahi • Shaken Baby! Shakespeare Syndrome — Umino Azusa — CX • General Rouge no Gaisen — Eri Aoki — Fuji TV — Episode 2 • Tenshi no Wakemae — Keiko — NHK • Face-Maker — Anzai Erina — NTV / YTV — Episode 3/File 3 • 2011 — The Beautiful Neighbor — Ami Mashita — Fuji TV / KTV • 2012 — Koisuru Maison: Rainbow Rose — Reika — TV Tokyo / Tooniverse — Second co-starring with Julien Kang • Hungry! — Momoko — Fuji TV — Episode 8 • Somato Kabushiki Gaisha — Numata Shinobu — TBS — Disk 3 • Panda and Hedgehog — Mina — Channel A — Cameo (Episode 8 & 9) • The King of Dramas — Akiko — SBS • Drama Special-Another Wedding — Minse Eun — KBS2 • 2013 — Ookaechizen — NHK BS Premium — 2nd episode, "Reproved Shogun" • Potato Star 2013QR3 — Mina — tvN — Noh's neighbor • 2014 — The Story Of The Detective Boy Kindaichi, Neo — Giselle Tsukuyomi — NTV/YTV — Episode 8 & 9/File 8 & 9 • Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari: 2014 Fall Special — Masami — Fuji TV • 2015 — Yami no Bansosha — Giselle Tsukuyomi — WOWOW • 9 Seconds Eternal Love — Mi-na • Yonimo Kimyona Monogatari: 2015 Fall Special - Masterpiece revival — Fuji TV • 2016 — Doctor Chousahan — Tabuchi Yuko — TV Tokyo • Cold Case: Shinjitsu no Tobira — WOWOW • Death Note: New Generation — Sho Nanase — Hulu • 2019 — Doctor Detective — Seok Jin-i — SBS TV • Setsuyaku Rock — Makiko Oguro — NTV • 2021 — Kotodamasou — Natsume Mitsuba — TV Asahi — Episode 7-10 • 2022 — Chuzai Keiji — Reika Izumi — TV tokyo — Season 3

• Year — Title — Director • 1998 — Shanpo-no-mori-de-nemuru — Yoshihiro Kurita • 1999 — Scrooge — Tudor Davis • 2000 — A Little Princess — Santa Tonakai • 2001 — Fadette — Yoshihiro Kurita • 2002 — Hanshin — Seisuke Yamazaki • 2015 — Peer Gynt — Akira Shirai

• Year — Title — Network — Notes • 2008 — Jump! — CX • 2012 — Trunq Daegu — Tokyo MX — with Song Joong-ki • 2013 — Strong Heart — SBS — Episode 163 & 164 • 2013 — We Got Married Global — MBC — with Lee Hong-gi • 2013 — Quiz to Change the World — MBC — Episode 224 • 2014 — Sebaki — MBC • 2014 — Bankurawase — Fuji TV • 2014 — The King Of Food — KBS • 2014 — Hello! Stranger — MBC • 2015 — Match Made in Heaven Returns — MBC

• Year — Artist — Track — Notes • 2007 — Infinity 16 — "Welcomez Minmi, 10-Feet (Manatsu no Orion 真夏のオリオン)" • 2008 — Tohoshinki — "Why Did I Fall In Love With You" — with Murakami Koki • 2009 — Miho Fukuhara — "Yasashii Aka" — 32 minute short film, with Tsutsui Mariko and Tanaka Yoji • 2009 — S.R.S — "Wonder Song" • 2011 — Hiromi Sakimoto — "Yoake-no-Ballade" • 2011 — Every Little Thing — "Moon" — with Jang Geun Suk • 2012 — Zia — "Because I'm Upset (속상해서)" (also known as "Depressed") — with Julien Kang • 2013 — Shinhwa — "This Love" — from The Classic album • 2013 — Heo Young Saeng — "Weak Child" — Special Album She • 2013 — Juju — "Mamotte Agetai" • 2015 — Xiah Junsu — "Yesterday" • 2016 — Raymond Lam — "Love is Near"

• Year — Title — Role — Notes — Ref • 2006 — Simsons — Miki Onaka • 2007 — The Signs of Love — Asuka Miyamoto • 2008 — Ame no Tsubasa — Toru Ikegami flower • 10 Promises to My Dog — Cameo • 2010 — All to the Sea — Yuka • Kyōfu — Kaori • Abacus and Sword — Sei Inoshiyama • 2013 — The Werewolf Game: The Villagers Side — Marie Inoue • 2014 — Monsterz — Oshikiri • Jossy's — Mika Aota • Bullet Train of Wives — Shima Tayo • 2015 — Amor — Mysterious Girl — South Korean film • Seoul Searching — Mayumi — South Korean film • 2016 — Death Note: Light Up the New World — Shō Nanase • My New Sassy Girl — Yuko — South Korean film • 2017 — Where I Belong — Michi • 2018 — Human, Space, Time and Human — Eve — South Korean film • 2021 — The Nighthawk's First Love — Mew • 2022 — Black Night Parade

• Year — Award — Category — Nominated work — Result • 2016 — Seoul International Drama Awards — Asian Star Prize