| Hikaru Manjima, born in Okinawa, Japan, graduated from Yakumo Gakuen High School and is a Japanese actress. In 1997, he participated in the music group Folder5 debut, and in 2003 the group disbanded. In 2007, he first starred in the movie "Servant Pi Pi Girl とその彼氏~Drop in Ghost~". In 2009, he won a series of awards for the movie "Exposure of Love", which attracted wide attention. In 2010, he participated in the TV series "Peach Blossom Period" and the movie "Wicked Man".

<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Hikaru Manjima, born in Okinawa, Japan, graduated from Yakumo Gakuen High School, Japanese actress. In 1997, he participated in the music group Folder5 debut, and in 2003 the group disbanded. In 2007, he first starred in the movie "Servant Pi Pi Girl とその彼氏~Drop in Ghost~". In 2009, he won a series of awards for the movie "Exposure of Love", which attracted wide attention. In 2010, he participated in the TV series "Peach Blossom Period" and the movie "Wicked Man". </h1>

Mitsushima Hikari (Mitsushima Hikari) was born on November 30, 1985 in Okinawa, Japan, and graduated from Yakumo Gakuen High School.

In 1997, he participated in the music group Folder5 debut, and in 2003 the group disbanded.

In 2005, he made his debut as an actor in the TV series Max Ultraman, whose real name is 満島ひかり (光 Manjima Hikaru).

In 2006, Mitsuru Manjima starred in the film Death Note directed by Shusuke Kaneko and began to officially enter the film industry.

Death Note (2006)

Played by Night God Makeup Hiroshi

In February 2007, she starred in the screening of "严 and her boyfriend Drop in Ghost".

In 2009, Hikari Manjima ushered in a major turning point in his career - playing the heroine Yoko in the four-hour heterochromatic pure love movie "Exposure of Love" directed by Yuen Ziwen. The film was first screened at the TOKYO FILMeX Film Festival at the end of the year and won a special prize voted by the audience, and was subsequently selected for the 59th Berlin Film Festival, which won the admiration of the jury. With this film, Mitsuru Manjima won a series of awards such as the Film Shunbao Supporting Actress Award, reaching the first peak of his acting career.

Exposure of Love (2009)

Played by Yoko

On January 23, 2010, the TV series "Blood Monday 2" premiered in Japan. On February 6, the TV series "Snail Restaurant" was released in Japan. On April 3, the starring movie "Fragments" was released in Japan. On May 1, the starring movie "Say Hello from the Bottom of the River" was released in Japan. On May 10, the TV series "Lovers of the Moon" premiered in Japan. On July 2, the TV series "Peach Blossom Period" starring him was released in Japan. On September 11, the movie "Wicked Man" starring his wife Satoshi Kiki and Eiri Fukatsu was released in Japan, playing Kana Ishibashi.

Fragments (2009)

Played as Koharu

The Wicked (2010)

Played by Kanai Ishibashi

On March 11, 2011, the film "Goodbye To Our Kindergarten" was released in Japan. On April 4, the NHK morning drama "Sun Gonggong" starring him premiered in Japan. On July 7, the starring Fujiki Ten "Still Have to Live" premiered in Japan. On September 17, the "Manjima Light Film Festival" was held. On October 15, the movie "One Life" starring Ichikawa Kairozo, Eita, and Hiroshi Seisho was released in Japan. On October 22, the starring movie "Smuggler" was released in Japan.

Goodbye To Our Kindergarten (2011)

Played by Yoshiki Wanli

"Even Though You Have to Live" (2011)

Played Futaba Toyama

One Life (2011)

Played by Miho Tsuun

On November 3, 2012, the film "Canary of the North", which was filmed with Aoi Miyazaki and Eiko Koike, was released in Japan as Manami Toda.

On August 31, 2013, the movie "The End of Summer", starring Kaoru Kobayashi, Tsuyoshi Ayano, and Monro Amanuma, was released in Japan.

With Aoi Miyazaki and Eiko Koike

On February 15, 2014, the movie "Hello! Junichi" was released in Japan as the teacher Anna. In July, the 55th anniversary drama "Young People 2014", which cooperated with Yingta, Makoto Mu satoshi, and Yu Aoi, was broadcast in Japan. In October, he co-starred in the campus drama "Sorry Youth" with Ryo Nishikido, Aoi Morikawa, Nori Kuroshima and others. As Risha Bee, the life instructor of the girls' school, she won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 83rd Japanese Drama Academy Awards.

Young People 2014 (2014)

Played by Hikaru Sato

"Sorry Youth" (2014)

Risa Hachiya

In May 2015, the film "Surrender to Women and Runaway Men" was released in Japan, playing the role of a woman with divorce wishes. In July, in collaboration with Kenichi Matsuyama and Atsuko Maeda, he made a comic adaptation of the Japanese drama "Root Frog", in which Hikaru Manjima voiced the role of Frog Bunji, and won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 86th Japanese Drama Academy Awards for this drama.

"Surrender to Women and Runaway Men" (2015)

Played ah yin

In 2016, the sixth episode of Fuji TV's ninth-slot episode "Memories" aired on February 22 played the role of the heroine's mother. Participated in the film "Fool's Tales" nominated for the 135th Naoki Awards. Voiced one piece film gold, the latest theatrical version of the popular manga One Piece. He starred in the NHK TV series "Little BeanIe TV", in which he played Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, for which he won the 43rd Broadcasting Cultural Fund Award for Acting.

Little Beanie TV (2016)

Played by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi

Fools (2016)

Played by Mitsuko Tanaka

In January 2017, he starred in the TV series "Quartet" starring Takako Matsu, playing cellist Seifuki. In April, he starred in tv Tokyo's special tv series "Prison Break", starring Takeshi Kitano, as Hikari Sakuma, the wife of prison escapee prisoner Kiyotaro Sakuma. The film "Life and Death by the Sea" was released on July 29, and in October, he starred in the TV series "Princess of prison" starring Tomoko Koizumi.

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Quartet (2017)

Played as Shibuki

Life and Death by the Sea (2017)

Played Toe

With sister Manjima South

With younger brother Shinnosuke Manjima

With Ryo Nishikido