Tao Tsuchiya

Tao Tsuchiya studied at Japan Women's College of Physical Education. The recorded working language is Japanese. Works named in the authority record are Tori Girl, The 8-Year Engagement, Mare and Alice in Borderland. Distinctions recorded are Elan d'or Award for Newcomer of the Year.

• Name — Tao Tsuchiya • Born — 3 February 1995 • Birthplace — Tokyo, Japan • Native Name — 土屋 太鳳 • Occupation — Actress • Agent — Sony Music Artists • Years Active — 2005–present • Children — 1 • Relatives — * Honoka Tsuchiya (sister) • Shimba Tsuchiya (brother)

Chosen from among 2,020 women auditioning for the part, Tsuchiya was cast in the starring role of Mare, a morning drama serial aired on Japan's public television which first aired on March 30, 2015. In 2018, Tsuchiya performed in a theatre production in five cities within four countries around the world. The production was an adaptation from the manga Pluto. She played two main characters: a little cyborg girl named Uran and a cyborg woman named Helena. She was that Japanese voice of Félicie in the 2016 film Ballerina and sung a new ending theme titled "Félicies" in the Japanese dub. She planned to participate in another Stage Play challenge in Tokyo during the summer of 2020, joining a Madam Mari Natsuki production called Neo Vol. 4.

On January 1, 2023, Tsuchiya announced on her Instagram that she had married the Generations from Exile Tribe singer and actor Ryota Katayose, who was her co-star in the 2017 film My Brother Loves Me Too Much. At the same time, she also announced her pregnancy with her first child. On August 29, 2023, Tsuchiya and Katayose announced the birth of their first child.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes — Ref. References • 2010 — Ryōmaden — Otome Sakamoto (as a teenager) — Episode 1; Taiga drama • 2011 — Ohisama — Hana Kimura — Asadora • Ouran High School Host Club — Renge Houshakuji • Suzuki Sensei — Somi Ogawa • 2012 — Ultraman Retsuden — Princess Emerana Luludo Esmeralda • Chūshingura: Sono Gi Sono Ai — Yae Isaka — TV movie • Miss Double Faced Teacher — Shiori Matsumoto • 2013 — Limit — Chieko Kamiya • Mayonaka no Panya-san — Nozomi Shinozaki • 2014 — Konya wa Kokoro Dake Daite — Miu Masaoka — Lead role • Hanako and Anne — Momo Ando — Asadora • 2015 — Mare — Mare Tsumura — Lead role; Asadora • Library Wars: Book of Memories — Marie Nakazawa — TV movie • 2015–18 — Downtown Rocket — Rina Tsukuda — 2 seasons • 2016 — Whose Is the Cuckoo's Egg? — Kazami Hida — Lead role • Goodbye Ghosts! — Sachi Aguma — Lead role • IQ246: The Cases of a Royal Genius — Sōko Watō • 2018 — We Are Rockets! — Wakaba Fujitani — Lead role • 2019 — Castle of Sand — Rieko Naruse — TV movie • Dream Stage — Tsubasa Ozawa — Lead role; TV movie • W's Tragedy — Mako Watsuji — Lead role; TV movie • 2020 — Bones of Steel — Moe Nomura • 2020–2025 — Alice in Borderland — Yuzuha Usagi — Lead role; 3 seasons • 2022 — Involvement in Family Affairs — Sato Shinohara — Lead role • 2024 — Shrink: Psychiatrist Yowai — Yuri Amemiya — Miniseries • The Diamond Sleeping Under the Sea — Yuriko

• Year — Title — Role — Notes — Ref. References • 2016 — Erased — Satoru Fujinuma (young) — TV anime • Ballerina — Félicie — Japanese dubbing • 2018 — Bumblebee — Charlie Watson (Hailee Steinfeld) — Live-action Japanese dubbing • 2021 — Sing a Bit of Harmony — Shion Ashimori — Anime film • 2026 — Anpanman: Pantan to Yakusoku no Hoshi — Pantan — Anime film

• Greeeen – Dream (2016) • Lang Lang – Classical Music Mashup (2019) • Taiking ft. Tsuchiya Tao - Rules (2022)

• 60th Japan Record Awards (2018), host • 61st Japan Record Awards (2019), host

• "Fēlicies" (2017) • "Anniversary" (2018) released as Taotak (duo with Takumi Kitamura) • " Lead Your Partner " (2021) • "Umbrella" (2021) • "You Got Friends" (2021) • "Rules" (2022) (featuring with Taiking of Suchmos)

• Hanachu, Shufunotomo 2003-, as an exclusive model from May 2008 to June 2010

• Tsubomi 1 (13 October 2011, Magazine House) • Document (3 February 2015, Tokyo News Service) • Marezora (16 September 2015, NHK Publishing)