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==Profile==
* '''Name:''' Aoi Miyazaki
* '''Japanese:''' 宮﨑あおい
* '''Birthdate:''' November 30, 1985
* '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], Japan
* '''Height:''' 163 cm
* '''Blood Type:''' O
* '''Family Members:''' [[Junichi Okada]] (husband), [[Masaru Miyazaki]] (brother)

==Bio==
Born in 1985 in Tokyo, Japan, Aoi Miyazaki began her acting career in television commercials at the young age of four. When Miyzaki was 14, she began to draw international attention for her role as the survivor of a traumatic bus hijack in [[Shinji Aoyama]]'s [[Eureka]]. The film won the FIPRESCI Prize at the Cannes Film Festival 2000, and resulted in her receiving the Best New Actress Award of the Japanese Professional Movie Awards.

Later, she won Best Actress Awards in the Nantes Festival of the 3 Continents and the Cinemanila International Film Festival for her convincing performance in [[Harmful Insect]]. She teamed up with Aoyama again in [[Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?]], an Un Certain Regard selection at Cannes 2005. Later in the same year, Aoi Miyazaki co-starred with [[Mika Nakashima]] in the mainstream & commercially successful [[Nana]], which boosted her career to a new level of popularity.

On June 15th, 2007 Aoi Miyazaki married long time boyfriend and actor [[Sousuke Takaoka]]. Her older brother is actor [[Masaru Miyazaki]].

Beyond acting, Aoi Miyzaki has become a much sought after spokesperson and model. She has appeared in commercials for major corporations like Aflac, Tokyo Metro, and Olympus. In early 2008 Aoi Miyazaki was also selected as Emperio Armani's new print advertisement model.

With each year Aoi Miyazaki has taken a more prominent position in activism projects. In 2005, Aoi Miyazaki with older brother [[Masaru Miyazaki]] traveled to India to experience firsthand poverty stricken in that area and highlight those problems to their fans via their 2006 photobook [[Tarinai Peace]]. In 2006, the siblings traveled to Denmark & Finland to investigate global warming. Their experiences were then published in their 2007 photobook [[Love.Peace & Green Tarinai Peace2]]. More recently, in April, 2008, Aoi Miyazaki took part in the Gold Ribbon Walking event in [[Roppongi]], [[Tokyo]] to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer. Her 2008 film [[Children of the Dark]] also addresses issues of child exploitation.

==Notes==
# Aoi Miyazaki and [[Sousuke Takaoka]] filed for divorce in the second half, 2011.
# Married [[Junichi Okada]] on December 23rd, 2017.

==Movies==
* [[We're Broke, My Lord]] | Daimyo Tousan (2023) - Natsu Magaki
* [[In Love and Deep Water]] | Crazy Cruise (2023) - Chizuru Banjaku
* [[The Last Recipe]] | Rasuto Reshipi ~Kirin no Shita no Kioku~ (2017) - Chizu Yamagata
* [[Birthday Card (Japanese Movie)|Birthday Card]] (2016) - Yoshie Suzuki
* [[Rage (Japanese Movie)|Rage]] | Ikari (2016) - Aiko Maki
* [[If Cats Disappeared From the World]] | Sekai kara Neko ga Kieta nara (2016) - postman's first love
* [[The Vancouver Asahi]] | Vancouver no Asahi (2014) - Teacher Toyoko Sasaya
* [[The Chart of Love]] | Kamisama no Karute 2 (2014) - Haruna Kuriharai
* [[Dawn of a Filmmaker: The Keisuke Kinoshita Story]] | Hajimari no Michi (2013) - narrator / elementary school teacher
* [[The Great Passage]] | Fune wo Amu (2013) - Kaguya Hayashi
* [[Yellow Elephant - Kiroi Jou|Yellow Elephant]] | Kiroi Jou (2013) - Aiko Tsumari
* [[Petal Dance]] | Petaru Dansu (2013) - Jinko
* [[A Chorus of Angels]] | Kita no Kanariatachi (2012) - Yuka Ando
* [[Tenchi: The Samurai Astronomer]] | Tenchi Meisatsu (2012) - En Murase
* [[Wolf Children]] | Okami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki (2012) - Hana (voice)
* [[Chronicle Of My Mother]] | Waga Haha no Ki (2012) - Kotoko
* [[My So Has Got Depression]] | Tsure ga Utsu ni Narimashite (2011) - Haruko Takazaki
* [[In His Chart]] | Kamisama no Karute (2011) - Haruna Kuriharai
* [[Here Comes the Bride, My Mom!]] | Okan no Yomeiri (2010) - Tsukiko Morii
* [[Solanin]] (2010) - Meiko Inoue
* [[Colorful (2010)|Colorful]] (2010) - Shoko Sano (voice)
* [[The Summit: A Chronicle Of Stones to Serenity ]] | Tsurugidake: Ten no Ki (2009) - Hatsuyo Shibasaki
* [[Brass Knuckle Boys (The Shonen Merikensack)|Brass Knuckle Boys]] | Shonen Meriken Sakku (2009) - Kanna Kurita
* [[Children of the Dark]] | Yami no kodomo-tachi (2008) - Keiko Otowa
* [[Flowers in the Shadow]] | Kagehinata ni Saku (2008) - Naruko / Hisako
* [[Bloody Snake Under the Sun]] | Habu to Genkotsu (2008) - Anzu Anjo
* [[Sad Vacation]] | Sado Vukeishon (2007) - Kozue Tamura
* [[Virgin Snow]] Hatsuyuki no koi: Virgin snow (2007) - Nanae Sasaki
* [[Tokyo Tower: Mom and Me, and Sometimes Dad]] (2007) - Radio DJ
* [[Umi de no hanashi]] (2006) - Kaede Fukino
* [[Heavenly Forest]] Tada, kimi wo aishiteru (2006) - Shizuru Satonaka
* [[Hatsukoi]] (2006) - Misuzu
* [[Origin: Spirits of the Past]] | Gin-iro no Kami no Agito (2006) - Toola (voice)
* [[Su-ki-da]] (2005) - Yu - young
* [[Nana (Japanese Movie)|Nana]] (2005) - Nana Komatsu
* [[Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?]] | Eri Eri rema sabakutani (2005) - Hana
* [[All About My Dog]] | Inu no eiga (2005) - Mika
* [[Gimme Heaven]] | Gimi hebun (2005) - Mari Michiki
* [[Amoretto]] (2004)
* [[The Reason]] Riyu (2004) - Yukari Ishida
* [[A Blue Automobile]] | Aoi kuruma (2004) - Konomi Saeki
* [[Loved Gun]] Rabudo gan (2004) - Miyuki
* [[Lovers' Kiss]] (2003) - Eriko Kawana
* [[Someday's Dreamers]] | Maho Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto (2003) - voice
* [[Tomie: The Final Chapter - Forbidden Fruit]] | Tomie: Saishuu-sho - kindan no kajitsu (2002) - Tomie Hashimoto
* [[Pakodate-jin]] (2002) - Hikaru "Pikaru" Hino
* [[Harmful Insect]] | Gaichu (2001) - Sachiko Kita
* [[Eureka]] Yureka (2000) - Kozue Tamura
* [[Swing Man]] | Swing Man (2000) - Minase, Futami
* [[One Summer's Day]] Ano natsu no hi (1999) - Tama Kobayashi

==Drama Series==
* [[Sunshiny Asa]] | Asa ga Kita (NHK / 2015-2016) - Hatsu Imai
* [[Going My Home]] | Goingu Mai Homu (Fuji TV / 2012) - Naho Shimojima
* [[Atsuhime]] (NHK / 2008)
* [[Junjo kirari]] (NHK / 2006)
* [[Chotto matte kami sama]] (NTV / 2004)
* [[A Tale of Happiness]] |Shiawase no shippo (TBS / 2002)
* [[Keitai Deka Zenigata Ai]] (BS-i / 2002-2003) - Zenigata Ai
* [[Fure, Fure Jinsei!]] (YTV / 2001)
* [[R-17]] (TV Aaahi / 2001)
* [[Kabushikikaisha o-daiba.com]] (Fuji TV / 2001)
* [[Himitsu Club o-daiba.com]] (Fuji TV / 2000)
* [[Marriage at Twenty]] | Hatachi no kekkon (TBS / 2000)
* [[Genroku Ryoran]] (NHK / 1999)

==TV Movies==
* [[Older Brother, Younger Sister (SP)|Older Brother, Younger Sister]] | Ani Imouto (TBS / 2018) - Momoko Akaza
* [[Kurara: The Dazzling Life of Hokusai's Daughter]] | Kurara ~Hokusai no Musume~ (NHK / 2017) - Oei / Oui Katsushika
* [[Madame Butterfly (Cho-Cho-San)|Madame Butterfly]] | Cho-Cho-San (NHK / 2011) - Cho-Cho
* [[Chichi no Umi, Boku no Sora]] (NTV / 2004)
* [[North Point Port Town]] (UHB / 2003)
* [[Ao to Shiro de Mizuiro]] (NTV / 2001)
* [[Osorezan Satsujin-jiken]] (Fuji TV / 1998)

==Photo Books==
* [[Love.Peace & Green Tarinai Peace2]] (2007)
* [[Tarinai Peace]] (2006)
* [[Hikari]] (2005)
* [[Inori]] (2005)
* Aoi Kuruma: Film Book (2004)
* [[Love Gun: Official Photo Book]] (2004)
* the+me | テーマ (2002)
* [[Happy tail]] (2002)
* [[Shoujo Nikki]] (2001)
* [[Iku-Nai?]] (2001)

==Awards==
* "'''Rookie of the Year'''" - [[Elan D’or Award#2009 Elan D’or Award|2009 Elan D’or Award]] - February 5, 2009

==Trivia==
* The first time Aoi Miyazaki dyed her hair was for her role in "[[Nana]]".
* She first read the manga Nana after receiving the role in that film.
*One of Aoi Miyazaki's favorite hobbies is photography. Her camera of choice is a Nikon Fm3A Body Silver camera with Ai Nikkor 45mm F2.8P lens. She normally carries the camera with her own self-made strap knitted from hemp.

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==External links==
* [http://www.aoimiyazaki.jp/ Aoi Miyazaki Official Website]

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 * [[Sunshiny Asa]] | Asa ga Kita (NHK / 2015-2016) - Hatsu Imai
 * [[Going My Home]] | Goingu Mai Homu (Fuji TV / 2012) - Naho Shimojima

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