Noemie Nakai

• Name — Noémie Nakai • Native Name — 中井 ノエミ • Birth Name — Noémie Nakai • Born — 2 December 1990 • Birthplace — Tokyo, Japan • Education — Lycée International de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Keio University, University of Nottingham • Occupation — * Actress • director • Years Active — 2013–present • Website — noemienakai.com

Noémie Nakai was born on December 2, 1990, in Tokyo, Japan. She has a French mother and a Japanese father. She took acting lessons when she was very young in France, and arrived by chance in modeling by shooting for advertisements in order to follow her friends. In 2013, she got her first real acting role in the drama Shûden Bye Bye. Nakai is a graduate of the Lycée International de Saint-Germain-en-Laye in France and Keio University in Japan. She also studied at the University of Nottingham in England.

In 2015, she built her reputation for her role as Christine Robbins in the second season of Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo. On the eve of her thirties, she won the Busan Award in October 2019 as a director in the Asian Project Market section (co-production platform allowing emerging directors to meet market professionals on an international level) of the Busan International Film Festival for the Topography of Solitude project. Her short film Tears Teacher spotted at the Hot Docs Festival was acquired by the Op Docs section of The New York Times. This ten-minute documentary is dedicated to Hidefumi Yoshida, a teacher who has been a tear therapy practitioner since 2015, who organizes meetings where men and women cry bitterly and anonymously write down painful episodes of their lives. “Emotional outbursts” are frowned upon in Japan. Tears Teacher was selected in the short documentary category of the 2021 Sundance Festival available for streaming on the New York Times website. In 2022, Noémie Nakai played Luna in Tokyo Vice, a television series for HBO Max, the first episode of which is directed by Michael Mann.

• Cours Simon in Paris (2004-2008) • School of Le Vésinet in France (2001-2004) • Music production on the Isle of Wight in England (2002-2003) • Singing class / voice exercises in Tokyo • Dance class (ballet, modern dance)

In 2018, Nakai moved to London to pursue director opportunities and splits her time between England and Japan.

Noémie Nakai starred in a dozen films and TV series.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2013 — Shûden Bye Bye — Sophie (French tourist) — 1 episode • 2014–2015 — Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo — Christine Robbins — 8 episodes • 2015 — The Emperor's Cook — Simone — 2 episodes • 2016 — Kasôken no onna: New Year Special — Elisa Dubois — TV movie • Never Let Me Go — Manami — 6 episodes • Death Note: New Generation — J — 1 episode • 2022 — Tokyo Vice — Luna — 7 episodes

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2019 — Grid — Additional voice-over cast — Voice role • 2022 — Grid Legends — Drift Announcer — Voice role • 2026 — 007 First Light — Isola Vale — Voice role and motion capture

• Koda Kumi - "Slow" feat. Omarion (2020) • V6 • (2012) Music video for Rabbit "Nikki" • Rottengraffty

• Astalift • McDonald's • Peach John • Shiseido • (2012) TV Commercial for Matsumoto Kiyoshi Argelan organic shampoo (Tokyo, Japan) • (2014) TV Commercial for GU • (2014) TV commercial for Morinaga Mashbon • (2014) Advertisement for United Arrows • (2014) Advertisement for Grand Hyatt Fukuoka • (2014) TV Commercial for Laforet - Summer sale

• Akasugu • Snowgirl • Volt • Zexy

• (2011) Sony Tablet S - Model • (2012) Commercial for Ridez 2012 S/S - Model • (2013) Commercial for Emobile - Model (Tokyo, Japan) • (2013) Prints ads for Victorian House Reintei Weddings (Kobe, Japan) • (2013) Print ads for Vernal make-up brand.

• (2013) "Hello world" radio emission on J-Wave- Guest (Tokyo, Japan)

Noemie Nakai is recorded with the occupation film director. Recorded with the occupation fashion model. Recorded as actress, tarento, model and film director.