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==Profile==
* '''Name:''' Miki Nakatani
* '''Japanese:''' 中谷美紀
* '''Birthdate:''' January 12. 1976
* '''Birthplace:''' [[Higashimurayama]], [[Tokyo]], Japan
* '''Height:''' 160cm
* '''Blood Type:''' A
* '''Website:''' [http://roomsnakatani.com/ roomsnakatani.com]

==Bio==
Miki Nakatani (born January 12, 1976 in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese actress and singer.

Miki Nakatani began her professional career as a member of a singing group "Key West Club". In 1993, she began appearing in television dramas and commercials, and then in 1995 made her film debut in [[Toei]]'s "[[Dai shitsuren]]".

In 1996 she released her first single, "Mind Circus", on For Life Records with production by Ryuichi Sakamoto who produced and often wrote music for her subsequent albums and singles. Her most recent music release was the single "Air Pocket" in May, 2001.

In January 1999, Nakatani appeared both in the hit TV series ''Keizoku'', as Jun Shibata (reprising the role in the 2000 [[Toho]] movie version "[[Keizoku: The Movie]]"), and in the horror film sequel ''[[Ring 2]]'', having worked with its director [[Hideo Nakata]] previously on the mystery-thriller film [[Chaos]]. She won the Japanese Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for he role as Nui in [[Shochiku]]'s "[[When the Last Sword Is Drawn]]" (2003).

She was cast in the co-starring role of Hermes in the hit Japanese movie "[[Train Man: Densha Otoko]]" (2005), based on a popular TV series, partly due to her resemblance to the real-life pseudonymous Hermes as described in the originating non-fiction book, ''Train Man: Densha Otoko'', by Nakano Hitori.

In 2006 she starred "[[Christmas on July 24th Avenue]]" and "[[Memories of Matsuko (2006-Japan)|Memories of Matsuko]]". Miki Nakatani won the inaugural Best Actress Award at the Asian Film Awards for her performance in [[Memories of Matsuko (2006-Japan)|Memories of Matsuko]].

==Notes==
# Miki Nakatani started her career in 1991 as part of the J-Pop group KEY WEST CLUB (キー・ウェスト・クラブ).

==Filmography==
===Movies===
* [[The Legend & Butterfly]] (2023) - Kagamino
* [[First Gentleman]] | Sori no Otto (2021) - Rinko Soma
* [[Foujita]] (2015) - Kimiyo
* [[A Stitch of Life]] | Tsukuroi Tatsu Hito (2015) - Ichie Minami
* [[The World of Kanako]] | Kawaki (2014) - Rie Higashi (Kanako's ex-homeroom teacher at middle school)
* [[Ask This of Rikyu]] | Rikyu ni Tazuneyo (2013) - Son (Sen no Rikyu's wife)
* [[The Kiyosu Conference]] | Kiyosu Kaigi (2013) - Hideyoshi Toyotomi's wife
* [[Real - Kanzen Naru Kubinagaryu no Hi|Real]] | Riaru Kanzen Naru Kubinagaryu no Hi (2013) - Eiko Aihara
* [[7 Days of Himawari & Her Puppies]] | Himawari to Koinu no Nanokakan (2013) - Yoshihisa Igarashi
* [[Tale of Genji: A Thousand Year Engima]] | Genji Monogatari (2011) - Shikibu Murasaki
* [[Hankyu Railways - A 15-Minute Miracle]] | Hankyu Densha (2011) - Shoko Takase
* [[Soreike! Anpanman The Blacknose And The Magical Song]] | Soreike! Anpanman: Brakkunozu to mahou no uta (2010) - (voice)
* [[Sweet Little Lies]] (2010) - Ruriko Iwamoto
* [[Zero Focus (2009-Japan)|Zero Focus]] | Zero no Shuten (2009)ro Focus]] (2009) - Sachiko Murota
* [[Flavor of Happiness]] | Shiawase no Kaori (2008) - Yamashita Takako
* [[Happily Ever After (2007-Japan)|Happily Ever After]] Jigyaku no uta - 2007 - Yukie Morita
* [[Silk]] (2007) - Madame Blanche
* [[Akanezora]] (2007) - Ofumi
* [[Christmas on July 24th Avenue]] 7 gatsu 24 ka dori no Kurisumasu (2006) - Sayuri Honda
* [[Memories of Matsuko (2006-Japan)|Memories of Matsuko]] (2006) - Matsuko Kawajiri
* [[Dead Run]] Shisso (2005) - Akane
* [[Loft]] Rofuto (2005) - Reiko Hatuna
* [[Train Man: Densha Otoko]] (2005) - Hermes
* [[Thirty Lies or So]] Yaku san-ju no uso (2004) - Takarada
* [[Rikidozan]] Yeokdosan (2004) - Aya
* [[The Hotel Venus]] (2004) - Wife
* [[River of First Love]] Amemasu no kawa (2004) - Satuki Kato
* [[When the Last Sword Is Drawn]] Mibu gishi den (2003) - Nui
* [[Keizoku: The Movie]] Keizoku Eiga (2000) - Jun Shibata
* [[Ring 2]] Ringu 2 (1999) - Mai Takano
* [[Chaos]] Kaosu (1999) - Satomi/Saori Impostor
* [[Ring]] Ringu (1998) - Mai Takano
* [[Ring 2: Spiral]] Rasen (1998) - Mai Takano
* [[Berlin]] (1995) - Kyoko
* [[Dai shitsuren]] (1995)

===Drama Series===
* [[One Day: Wonderful Christmas Ado]] | One Day: Seiya no kara Sawagi (Fuji TV / 2023) - Kikyo Kurauchi
* [[Giver Taker]] (WOWOW / 2023) - Itsuki Kurasawa
* [[Prayers in the Emergency Room]] | Byoshitsu de Nembutsu o Tonaenaide Kudasai (TBS / 2020) - Ryoko Miyake
* [[Followers (Netflix)|Followers]] (Netflix / 2020) - Rimi Nara
* [[Haru: Woman of a General Trading Company]] | Haru: Sogo Shosha no Onna (TV Tokyo / 2019) - Haru Unabara
* [[You've Got Someone to Come Home To]] | Anata niwa Kaeru Ie ga Aru (TBS / 2018) - Mayumi Sato
* [[Kataomoi]] (WOWOW / 2017) - Mitsuki Hiura
* [[IQ246: The Cases of a Royal Genius]] (TBS / 2016) - Tomomi Morimoto
* [[It's Not That I Can't Marry I Don't Marry]] | Watashi Kekkon Dekinainjanakute, Shinain Desu (TBS / 2016) - Miyabi Tachibana
* [[Ghostwriter (Drama)|Ghostwriter]] (Fuji TV / 2015) - Risa Tono
* [[Strategist Kanbe]] | Gunshi Kanbee (NHK / 2014) - Teru
* [[Beautiful Rain]] | Byutefuru Rein (Fuji TV / 2012) - Akane Nishiwaki
* [[The Holy Monsters (Seinaru Kaibutsutachi)|The Holy Monsters]] | Seinaru Kaibutsutachi (TV Asahi / 2012) - Yuka Kasugai
* [[Jin 2]] (TBS / 2011) - Nofu/Mirai Tomonaga
* [[Jin (2009-Japan-TBS)|Jin]] (TBS / 2009) - Nofu/Mirai Tomonaga
* [[Otousan]] (TBS / 2002)
* [[Love Quotient]] | Renai Hensachi (Fuji TV / 2002)
* [[R-17]] (TV Asahi / 2001)
* [[Koisuru Top Lady]] (Fuji TV / 2001)
* [[Merry Christmas in Summer]] | Manatsu no Merry Christmas (TBS / 2000)
* [[Eien no ko]] (NTV / 2000)
* [[Unsolved Cases]] | Keizoku (TBS / 1999)
* [[Days (1998-Japan-Fuji TV)|Days]] (Fuji TV / 1998)
* [[Apples and Oranges 4]] | Fuzoroi no Ringotachi 4 (TBS / 1997)

===TV Movies===
* [[Mohouhan (SP)|Mohouhan]] (TV Tokyo / 2016) - Shigeko Maebata
* [[Miyamoto Musashi SP]] (TV Asahi / 2014) - Tayuu Yoshino
* [[Chain of Flowers - Hana no Kusari|Chain of Flowers]] | Hana no Kusari (Fuji TV / 2013) - Miyuki
* [[Suna no Utsuwa (TV Asahi-2011-Drama SP)|Suna no Utsuwa]] (TV Asahi / 2011) - Yoko Yamashita
* [[The Divorce Syndrome]] | Rikon Shindoromu: Tsuma ni ima sugu detette! to iwaretara (NTV / 2010) - Kimiko Watanabe
* [[Jiro Shirasu]] (NHK / 2009)
* [[Butterfly At The Ganges River]] (2007) - Guest Appearance
* [[Keizoku Special: Phantom]] (TBS / 1999)

==Discography==
===Albums===
* [[Miki Nakatani: Shiseikatsu|Shiseikatsu]] (1999)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Cure|Cure]] (1997)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Shokumotsu Rensa|Shokumotsu Rensa]] (1996)

===Compilations===
* [[Miki Nakatani: Miki|Miki]] (2001)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Pure Best|Pure Best]] (2001)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Absolute Value|Absolute Value]] (1998)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Vague|Vague]] (1997)

===Singles===
* [[Miki Nakatani: Air Pocket|Air Pocket]] (2001)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Kowareta Kokoro|Kowareta Kokoro]] (2000)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Frontier|Frontier]] (1999)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Chronic Love|Chronic Love]] (1999)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Ibara No Kanmuri|Ibara No Kanmuri]] (1997)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Tengoku Yori Yaban-Wilder Than Heaven|Tengoku Yori Yaban-Wilder Than Heaven]] (1997)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Suna No Kajitsu|Suna No Kajitsu]] (1997)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Strange Paradise|Strange Paradise]] (1996)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Mind Circus|Mind Circus]] (1996)

===DVD===
* [[Miki Nakatani: Air Pocket (DVD)|Air Pocket]] (2002)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Kowareta Kokoro (DVD)|Kowareta Kokoro]] (2000)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Completeness (DVD)|Completeness]] (2000)
* [[Miki Nakatani: Butterfish (DVD)|Butterfish]] (2000)

==Awards==
* "'''Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role'''" ([[Memories of Matsuko (2006-Japan)|Memories of Matsuko]]) - [[2007 (30th) Japan Academy Prize]] - February 16, 2007
* "'''Best Actress'''" ("[[Memories of Matsuko (2006-Japan)|Memories of Matsuko]]") - [[Hochi Film Awards#2006 (31st) Hochi Film Awards|2006 (31st) Hochi Film Awards]] - December, 2006

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