Haruka Ayase

Haruka Ayase

actress

Haruka Ayase was born on Mar 24, 1985 in Japan. Haruka Ayase's big-screen debut came with Jam Films directed by Daizaburo Hanada in 2002. Haruka Ayase is known for Never Let Me Go directed by Yûichirô Hirakawa, Haruka Ayase stars as Kyoko Hoshina and Haruma Miura as Tomohiko Doi. Haruka Ayase has got 4 awards and 5 nominations so far. The most recent award Haruka Ayase achieved is Mainichi Film Concours. The upcoming new movie Haruka Ayase plays is Caution, Hazardous Wife: The Movie which will be released on Mar 19, 2021.

Haruka Ayase was born Aya Tademaru in Hiroshima on March 24, 1985. She's a former gravure idol who has gone on to become a mainstream model, singer & actress. She was athletic during her school days & participated in several sports. She began acting with an appearance in NTV TV's "Kindaichi shônen no jiken bo 3 (2001)" starring Jun Matsumoto in 2001, the short film Justice in 2002, the feature-length Jam Films of 2002 and finally Amemasu No Kawa in 2004. Her debut single, called Piriodo, was released in 2006, making the Japanese charts' top 10. She has subsequently appeared in diverse roles such as a teacher in Oppai Volleyball, as a cyborg in My Girlfriend Is A Cyborg, a blind masseuse in the historical action film Ichi and as a nurse in the Edo period drama, Jin.Due to the roles as well as her physical appearance, she has become a popular figure in Japan, the subject of photo books, a corporate spokesperson & hostess of many TV shows. She has won several awards & has been nominated for more.She's signed to the Horipro Talent Agency, where she got her start after competing in the 25th Horipro Talent Scout Caravan upon moving to Tokyo. She cites karaoke as one of her favorite pastimes.

  • Birthday

    Mar 24, 1985
  • Place of Birth

    Hiroshima, Japan
  • Also known

    綾瀨遙, 綾瀬はるか, Aya Tademaru, Ayase Haruka, 아야세 하루카, 绫濑遥

Known For

Awards

4 wins & 5 nominations

Mainichi Film Concours
2016
Best Actress
Winner - Mainichi Film Concours
2010
Best Actress
Winner - Mainichi Film Concours
Nikkan Sports Film Awards
2015
Best Actress
Winner - Nikkan Sports Film Award
2008
Best Actress
Winner - Nikkan Sports Film Award

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