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Miyu Honda

b. 2004

Japanese tarento and figure skater

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About Miyu Honda

Born 2004. Miyu Honda is a Japanese actor, model, child actor, figure skater, actress and figure skating, known for Kaseifu no Mita.

is a Japanese actress, tarento and figure skater from Kyoto Prefecture. She is represented by Oscar Promotion, having previously been represented by Theatre Academy.

Career Miyu Honda made her debut in the entertainment world in 2010, when she starred in an advertisement for Pizza Hut. She was also featured in the 2011 film Gantz: Perfect Answer in her debut film role.

However, Miyu Honda only rose to prominence after starring in the 2011 Nippon Television television drama I'm Mita, Your Housekeeper.. She played the role of Kii Asuda in this popular drama, which garnered an average viewership rating of 25.2%, the highest for any television drama in 2011. She has been compared to Mana Ashida, another child actress who was the lead star in Marumo no Okite, for her role in this drama. She was also featured in the drama Summer Rescue, where she plays the role of Momoka Hirahara, the daughter of a veteran nurse (played by actress Eiko Koike). In 2018, she voiced both of the titular characters in the anime film Liz and the Blue Bird by Kyoto Animation.

In addition to television dramas, Miyu has also been featured in the music video of the song Futari Hitotsu by singer-songwriter Rake. She was also featured in 14th Tokyo Girls Collection Spring/Summer Collection 2012 as a fashion model.

From July 2013 she switched her talent agency changed to Oscar Promotion.

Personal life Honda is the fourth of five children in her family. Her older sister, Marin, is the 2016 World Junior Champion. In a figure skating competition organized by Kansai University in 2011, Miyu achieved the first position in the 3rd grader category.

Filmography

Television dramas Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari (2011), Mari Ranman (2023,), Chizuru Makino Futari Solo Camp (2024), Shizuku Kusano

Films Gantz: Perfect Answer (2011) The Letters (2015), Chiaki Hoshino Nagasaki: Memories of My Son (2015), Tamiko Kisaragi Station (2022), Asuka Miyazaki Go! Go! Sakura Club (2023), Nanami Shimada Curling Dream (2024), Kasumi Shimizu Re: Kisaragi Station (2025), Asuka Miyazaki Love Doesn't Matter to Me (2025), Akua Kimura High School Family (2027), Kotone Akai

Dubbing The BFG (2016), Sophie (Ruby Barnhill)

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Important facts

Birth century
Nationality
Known for
Kaseifu no Mita
Also known as
Honda Miyu

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Miyu Honda?

Japanese tarento and figure skater

When was Miyu Honda born?

Miyu Honda was born on 1 June 2004 in Kyoto Prefecture.

What is Miyu Honda's occupation?

Miyu Honda is an actor, model, child actor, figure skater, actress and figure skating.

What is Miyu Honda known for?

Miyu Honda is known for Kaseifu no Mita.

What nationality is Miyu Honda?

Miyu Honda is Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Miyu Honda

· Wikidata: Q5943876

· DBpedia: Miyu Honda

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