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Aya Ueto

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Aya Ueto in Roman Bath (2012)
After getting married and having a daughter, a retired legendary hitman must protect his family when his past catches up to him.
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Sakamoto Days (2026)
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Born in Tokyo, Japan in 1985, Aya Ueto received her first break in August 1997 when, at the age of 11, she won the Special Jury Prize at the 7th All-Japan Bishoujo Contest. After this initial success, she tried her hand at both acting and singing, appearing in various minor TV drama roles, as well as a low budget action movie, and formed a short-lived pop quartet, "Z-1", with other winners of the Bishoujo Contest. After her passionate portrayal of a high school student with Gender Identity Disorder in the 6th series of the long-running classroom drama Kinpachi sensei, Mr. Kinpachi in Class 3B (1979), endeared her to the Japanese nation, she was able to pursue a solo music career with her first single, "Pureness", released in August 2002. It was this performance that also convinced cult movie director Ryūhei Kitamura to cast her in the title role of Azumi (2003). With the film's release date coinciding with the sale of her debut album "AYAUETO" in the spring of 2003, Aya was set for super-stardom. Her famous smile has since earned her increasing numbers of commercial contracts and magazine covers - all important exposure for any idol - combined with starring roles in a number of popular television dramas have meant she is rarely out of the limelight and has cemented her position as one of Japan's top entertainers.
BornSeptember 14, 1985
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      • 2 wins & 3 nominations total

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    Known for

    Aya Ueto in Azumi (2003)
    Azumi
    6.7
    • Azumi
    • 2003
    Yûma Ishigaki, Chiaki Kuriyama, Shun Oguri, and Aya Ueto in Azumi 2: Death or Love (2005)
    Azumi 2: Death or Love
    6.2
    • Azumi
    • 2005
    Insutôru (2004)
    Insutôru
    5.7
    • Asako Nozawa
    • 2004
    Aya Ueto in Atenshon purîzu (2006)
    Atenshon purîzu
    7.3
    TV Series
    • Yôko Misaki

    Credits

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    Actress



    • Sakamoto Days Live Action: The IMAX Experience
      • Completed



    • Sakamoto Days (2026)
      Sakamoto Days
      7.6
      • Aoi Sakamoto
      • 2026
    • The Silent Service Season One - The Battle of Tokyo Bay (2024)
      The Silent Service Season One - The Battle of Tokyo Bay
      7.0
      TV Series
      • Hiromi Ichigaya
      • 2024–2026
    • The Silent Service: The Battle of Arctic Ocean (2025)
      The Silent Service: The Battle of Arctic Ocean
      6.6
      • Hiromi Ichiya
      • 2025
    • Paripi Koumei the Movie (2025)
      Paripi Koumei the Movie
      5.6
      • 2025
    • Let's Go! Anpanman: Baikinman and Lulun (2024)
      Let's Go! Anpanman: Baikinman and Lulun
      7.0
      • Lulun
      • 2024
    • The Silent Service (2023)
      The Silent Service
      6.3
      • Hiromi Ichigaya
      • 2023
    • Shylock's Children (2023)
      Shylock's Children
      6.5
      • Airi Kitagawa
      • 2023
    • Tonari no Chikara (2022)
      Tonari no Chikara
      7.7
      TV Series
      • Akari Nakagoshi
      • 2022
    • Teruyuki Kagawa, Kin'ya Kitaôji, Mitsuhiro Oikawa, Masato Sakai, and Aya Ueto in Hanzawa Naoki (2013)
      Hanzawa Naoki
      8.4
      TV Series
      • Hanzawa Hana
      • 2013–2020
    • Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer (2018)
      Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer
      6.3
      • Kyoko Tachibana (voice)
      • 2018
    • Hirugao: Love Affairs in the Afternoon (2017)
      Hirugao: Love Affairs in the Afternoon
      5.9
      • Sawa Kinoshita
      • 2017
    • I'm Home (2015)
      I'm Home
      7.1
      TV Mini Series
      • Megumi Ieji
      • 2015
    • Hirugao: Love Affairs in the Afternoon (2014)
      Hirugao: Love Affairs in the Afternoon
      7.3
      TV Mini Series
      • Sawa Sasamoto
      • 2014
    • Thermae Romae II (2014)
      Thermae Romae II
      6.2
      • Mami
      • 2014
    • Naoko Iijima and Aya Ueto in Itsuka hi no ataru basho de: Special (2014)
      Itsuka hi no ataru basho de: Special
      TV Movie
      • Hako Komoriya
      • 2014

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    • Alan Tudyk, Chris Pine, and Ariana DeBose in Wish (2023)
      Wish
      5.5
      • Japanese dub cast: Mother Rabbit (as Ueto Aya)
      • 2023
    • Detective Conan: The Private Eyes' Requiem (2006)
      Detective Conan: The Private Eyes' Requiem
      7.1
      • special supporter: Detective Conan 10th Anniversary
      • 2006
    • Blayne Weaver in Return to Never Land (2002)
      Return to Never Land
      5.8
      • Japanese dub cast: Jane Darling (as Ueto Aya)
      • 2002

    Soundtrack



    • Hotelier (2007)
      Hotelier
      6.7
      TV Series
      • performer: "Namida no Niji"
      • 2007
    • Sanma no manma (1985)
      Sanma no manma
      5.0
      TV Series
      • performer: "Way to Heaven"
      • 2007
    • Nintama Rantarô (1993)
      Nintama Rantarô
      6.9
      TV Series
      • performer: "Kaze"
      • 2004

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    Personal details

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    • Alternative names
      • Ueto Aya
    • Height
      • 5′ 3¾″ (1.62 m)
    • Born
      • September 14, 1985
      • Tokyo, Japan
    • Spouse
      • Hiroyuki IgarashiSeptember 14, 2012 - present (2 children)
    • Other works
      TV commercials: Daihatsu Sonica
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      • 1 Print Biography

    Did you know

    • Trivia
      With 18 television advertising contracts to her name, she is currently the 'CM Queen' in Japan, appearing in more commercials than any other star.
    • Trademark
      Her smile
    • Nickname
      • Aya

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