Mitsuki Takahata
Mitsuki Takahata (高畑 充希, Takahata Mitsuki, born December 14, 1991) is a Japanese actress and singer who is represented by the talent agency Horipro. She attended Hosei University as an undergraduate student. Her song "Hitomi Hiraite" is the Japanese theme song for Meet the Robinsons.
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Mitsuki Takahata
- Name
- Mitsuki Takahata
- Born
- 14 December 1991
- Birthplace
- Higashiōsaka, Osaka, Japan
- Occupation
- * Actress
- Nationality
- Japan
- Fields
- J-pop
- Education
- Hosei University
- Honours
- Elan d'or Award for Newcomer of the Year · Kikuta Kazuo engeki shō
- Languages
- Japanese
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Key facts
• Name — Mitsuki Takahata • Native Name — 高畑 充希 • Born — 14 December 1991 • Birthplace — Higashiōsaka, Osaka, Japan • Occupation — * Actress • singer • Years Active — 2005–present • Alias — Mitsuki • Website — Official profile
Personal life
Personal life
On November 19, 2024, Takahata was reported to be dating Masaki Okada and was planning for marriage in the near future.
TV series
TV series
• Year — Title — Role — Notes — Ref. References • 2007 — Kinpachi-sensei — Ayaka Taguchi • 2013 — Gochisōsan — Noriko (Kawakubo) Nishikado — Asadora • 2014 — Gunshi Kanbei — Ito — Taiga drama • 2016 — Daddy Sister — Tsuneko Kohashi — Lead role; Asadora • Love That Makes You Cry — Kihoko Hinata • 2017 — Overprotected Kahoko — Kahoko Nemoto — Lead role • 2018 — Boukyaku no Sachiko — Sasaki Sachiko — Lead role • 2019 — Our Dearest Sakura — Sakura Kitano — Lead role • Maison de Police — Hiyori Makino — Lead role • 2021 — Nizi Village Clinic — Masora Kureno — Lead role • 2024 — 1122: For a Happy Marriage — Ichiko Aihara — Lead role • Dear Radiance — Fujiwara no Sadako — Taiga drama
Dubbing
Dubbing
• Live-action • Year — Title — Role — Voice dub for — Ref. References • 2015 — Cinderella — Ella — Lily James • 2023 — Barbie — Barbie — Margot Robbie • 2025 — Wicked — Elphaba — Cynthia Erivo • 2026 — Wicked: For Good — Elphaba — Cynthia Erivo • Animation • Year — Title — Role — Ref. References • 2007 — Meet the Robinsons — Lizzy
Theatre
Theatre
• Year — Title — Role — Notes — Ref. References • 2007–2012 — Peter Pan — Peter Pan • 2009–2014 — The Miracle Worker — Helen Keller • 2012 — Alice in Wonderland — Chloe • 2013 — Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street — Johanna Barker • 2018 — The Little Mermaid — Ariel — Staged Concert • 2019–2022 — The Miracle Worker — Annie Sullivan • 2020–2022 — Miss Saigon — Kim — Shared with Natsumi Kon, Tomona Yabiku, and Sakurako Ohara • 2021–2025 — Waitress — Jenna Hunterson
Film
• Year — Title — Role — Notes — Ref. References • 2014 — Jossy's — Yuri Kikawada • Blue Spring Ride — Yui Narumi • The Vancouver Asahi — Emmy Kasahara • 2016 — Rage — Kaoru • Evergreen Love — Sayaka Kōno — Lead role • Japanese Girls Never Die — Aina Kinami • 2017 — Napping Princess — Kokone Morikawa (voice) — Lead role • Destiny: The Tale of Kamakura — Ayako Isshiki — Lead role • 2018 — The Travelling Cat Chronicles — Nana (voice) • A Banana? At This Time of Night? — Misaki Andō • 2019 — Samurai Shifters — Oran • Almost a Miracle — Sakura Takashima • 2020 — Wotakoi: Love Is Hard for Otaku — Narumi Momose — Lead role • 2021 — The Cinematic Liars of Asahi-za — Riko Mogi — Lead role • Tomorrow's Dinner Table — Kana Ishihashi • Character — Natsumi Kawase • 2023 — Monster — Hirona • 2024 — Golden Kamuy — Umeko • 2025 — Kokuho — Harue Fukuda • 5 Centimeters per Second — Akari Shinohara
Awards and nominations
• Year — Award — Category — Result — Ref. References • 2017 — 41st Elan d'or Awards — Newcomer of the Year • 40th Japan Academy Film Prize — Newcomer of the Year • 2018 — 7th Tokyo Sports Film Award — Best Actress • 2020 — 43rd Japan Academy Film Prize — Best Supporting Actress • 2021 — 46th Hochi Film Awards — Best Supporting Actress • 2026 — 49th Japan Academy Film Prize — Best Supporting Actress
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