Biography
Mitsushima Hikari was born in Okinawa, Japan. She had one of her first movie experiences with Death Note and Death Note - Last Name (2006) as Yagami Light's younger sister. In 2009 she showed her talent as one of the main characters in "Ai no Mukidashi", earning her attention and three awards, one of them being the 34th Hochi Film Award for Best New Artist. She also appears on television, currently airing the Fuji TV drama "Soredemo, Ikite Yuku".
Movies & TV Shows
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Mary and The Witch's Flower (2017) — The Red-Haired Witch (voice)
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Death Note (2006) — Sayu Yagami
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Death Note: The Last Name (2006) — Sayu Yagami
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One Piece Film: GOLD (2016) — Carina (voice)
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Love Exposure (2008) — Yoko
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Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai (2011) — Miho
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First Love (2022) — Yae Noguchi
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Exte: Hair Extensions (2007) — Yuriko Shiina
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Kamen Rider (1971) — Yuka Sawada
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Villain (2010) — Yoshino Ishibashi
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Quartet (2017) — Suzume Sebuki
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Rebirth of Mothra II (1997)
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Love Strikes! (2011) — Itsuka Nakashiba
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Shaolin Girl (2008) — Hikari Takahashi
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Traces of Sin (2017) — Mitsuko
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Woman (2013) — Koharu Aoyagi
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Rabbit Horror (2011) — Kiriko Imazato
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Smuggler (2011) — Chiharu Tanuma
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Saving My Stupid Youth (2014) — Risa Hachiya
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Last Mile (2024) — Funado Erena
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Kakera: A Piece of Our Life (2009) — Haru
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Riverside Mukolitta (2021) — Shiori Minami
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Kakekomi (2015) — Ogin
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Goodbye to Our Kindergarten (2011) — Mari Yoshiki
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A Chorus of Angels (2012) — Manami
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Bloody Monday (2008) — Risa Kurano
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Be Sure to Share (2009) — Schoolgirl
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The End of Summer (2013) — Tomoko
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Ultraman Max (2005) — Elly
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Love Strikes! (2010) — Itsuka
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Sawako Decides (2010) — Sawako
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Time Limit Investigator (2006) — Mitsuyo Kiyohara
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Ten Count to the Future (2022) — Aoi Orihara
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Still, Life Goes On (2011) — Futaba Toyama
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The Last Blossom (2025) — Nana Nagata (younger) (voice)
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Love Exposure: The TV-Show (2017) — Yoko
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Tang (2022) — Emi
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On Summer Sand (2025) — Asako Kawakami
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Bring Him Down to a Portable Size (2025) — Kanako
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Rinco's Restaurant (2010) — Midori