Born in 1987 in Panta, Shizuoka Prefecture, she is a Japanese actress to a family of fathers Kazuaki Nagasawa, mother and brother. An artist from Toho Art Studio, he graduated from Horikoshi Senior High School.
Masami Nagasawa is a new generation of Japanese actresses, and the acting industry began by participating in the fifth "Toho Cinderella" competition, and the reason for participating was because her friend's mother (Tomoko Ikuta) showed her a newspaper clipping one day and encouraged her to try it. On January 9, 2000, Masami Nagasawa stood out from 35,153 contestants and was selected as the best of the best and has since joined the art world. With her cute and pure appearance and natural acting skills, she has quickly become popular in recent years.
In 2004, she became the youngest best supporting actress in the history of many Japanese film awards (aged 17) with "Calling for Love in the Center of the World", and became a pure idol loved by young people everywhere. Since then, he has starred in film and television dramas such as "Baseball Hero", "Tears Shining", "I Love Fanglin", "Marriage Proposal", "20-year-old Lover" and other film and television dramas, and in 2008, he also had quite a bright performance in the popular Japanese drama "The Last Friend". In the same year, he starred in the movie "Three Evil Men in the Dark Castle". In 2009, he played a brother and sister with Oda Chejang in the TV series "My Sister", collaborated with his wife Satoshi Mu and others in the era drama "Heaven and Earth People", and the film "Ultramarine".
His father, Kazuaki Nagasawa, was a former midfielder of the Japan national football team and is now the coach of the Hamamatsu University football team. There was also a mother and an older brother who was three years older than her.
On January 9, 2000, she participated in the fifth Toho Cinderella Audition hosted by Toho. Emerged from 35,153 entrants to become the youngest (12-year-old) winner of the highest prize in history, and has since entered the Japanese arts world. She made her debut in the movie Cross Fire, which was released in the same year, and became an exclusive model for the youth magazine Pichilemon.
In 2004, with the film "Calling for Love in the Center of the World", she became the youngest best supporting actress in history (17 years old) in many japanese film awards, and thus became a pure idol loved by young people everywhere. The target of the actress is Takako Matsu, and her favorite movie is Jose and the Tiger Fish.
Beautiful and playful