Mirai Shida

Mirai Shida (志田 未来, Shida Mirai, born May 10, 1993) is a Japanese actress.^[1] She became recognized after her breakthrough role as Kazumi Kanda in "Joō no Kyōshitsu" ("The Queen's Classroom") leading her to more prominent roles, such as Miki Ichinose in 14-year-old Mother.^[2]

Mirai Shida
志田 未来
Mirai Shida in 2024
Born	(1993-05-10) May 10, 1993 (age 31) Ayase, Kanagawa, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1999–present
Agent	Ken-On
Known for	The Queen's Classroom
Website	http://www.ken-on.co.jp/mirai/

Biography

Shida was born in Ayase, Kanagawa.^{[citation needed]} She married a non-celebrity in September 2018.^[3]

Filmography

Film

• Kamen Rider 555: Paradise Lost (2003), Mina(Childhood)
• Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger The Movie: Full Blast Action (2004), a girl from the planet "Leslie"
• Amemasu no Kawa "First Love" (2004), Sayuri Takakura(Childhood)^[4]
• Spring Snow (2005), Satoko Ayakura
• Tsubakiyama Kachō no Nanokakan (2006)^[5]
• Kabei: Our Mother (2008), Hatsuko Nogami^[6]
• Dare mo Mamotte Kurenai (2009), Saori Funamura^[7]
• Shokudō Katatsumuri (2008), Momo-chan^[8]
• The Borrower Arrietty (2010), Arrietty (voice)^[9]
• POV: Norowareta Film (2012), Mirai Shida(Herself)
• Reunion (2013), Yūko Terui
• The Wind Rises (2013), Kayo Horikoshi (voice)
• Eiga ST Aka to Shirō no Sōsa File (2015), Shō Aoyama^[10]
• Mother's Trees (2015)^[11]
• Good Morning Show (2016), Saya Miki
• Yell for the Blue Sky (2016), Yūka Mori
• The Many Faces of Ito (2018), Shūko Nose (B)
• Laplace's Witch (2018), Tetsuko Okunishi
• My Hero Academia: Two Heroes (2018) - Melissa Shield^[12]
• Fictitious Girl's Diary (2020)
• A Whisker Away (2020), Miyo, Tarō (voice)^[13]
• #HandballStrive (2020), Teruteru
• By the Window (2022), Yukino Arisaka^[14]
• Samurai Detective Onihei: Blood for Blood (2024)^[15]
• Acma:Game: The Final Key (2024), Ran Kuroda^[16]
• Shinpei (2025), Toshiko^[17]

Television

• Eien no 1/2 (TBS, 2000)
• Nukumori (NTV, 2000), Kana Murayama
• Gekai Arimori Saeko II (NTV, 2000), Rie Ogawa
• Shikei Dai no Ropeway (BS Japan, 2001), Kyōko Fujiki
• Mariko (NHK, 2001), Mariko(Childhood)
• Hatsu Taiken Episode 3, 4 (Fuji TV, 2002)
• Inubue (BS Japan, 2002), Ryōko Akizu
• Shōnentachi 3 (NHK, 2002)
• Bara no Jūjika Episode 5 (Fuji TV, 2002)
• Zako Kenji Ushio Tadashi no Jikenbo (TBS, 2002), Senju Ushio
• Stewardess Keiji 7 (Fuji TV, 2003), Kyōko
• Kamen Rider Ryuki (TV Asahi, 2003)
• Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi: Haru no Kyōfu Mystery (Fuji TV, 2003), Marie
• Kawa, Itsuka Umie Episode 1 (NHK, 2003), Tami Honma
• Zako Kenji Ushio Tadashi no Jikenbo 2 (TBS, 2004), Senju Ushio
• Itoshi Kimi e Episode 3 (Fuji TV, 2004), Rina Nakagawa
• Reikan Bus Guide Jikenbo Episode 6 (TV Asahi, 2004), Yuki Shinozaki
• The Queen's Classroom (Joō no Kyōshitsu) (NTV, 2005), Kazumi Kanda
• Haru to Natsu (NHK, 2005), Natsu Takakura
• Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi: Nanika ga Soko ni Iru (Fuji TV, 2005), Rie Sasada
• Zako Kenji Ushio Tadashi no Jikenbo 3 (TBS, 2005), Senju Ushio
• Manbiki G-Men Nikaidou Yuki Episode 13 (TBS, 2005), Aya Nakamura
• Tantei Gakuen Q (NTV, 2006), Minami Megumi(Meg)
• Suppli (Fuji TV, 2006), Natsuki Konno
• 14-year-old Mother (NTV, 2006), Miki Ichinose
• The Queen's Classroom Special: Datenshi Episode 1 (NTV, 2006), Kazumi Kanda
• Watashitachi no Kyōkasho (Fuji TV, 2007), Asuka Aizawa
• Tantei Gakuen Q (NTV, 2007), Minami Megumi(Meg)
• Dream Again (NTV, 2007), Hina Asahina/Hina Fujimoto
• Kujira to Medaka (Fuji TV, 2008), Sachiko Imai
• Seigi no Mikata (NTV, 2008), Yōko Nakata
• Voice: Inochi Naki Mono no Koe Episode 6 (Fuji TV, 2009), Tomoko Sōma
• Kurobe no Taiyō (Fuji TV, 2009), Mitsuko Takiyama
• Boss Episode 6 (Fuji TV, 2009), Yuki Ishihara
• Shōkōjo Seira (TBS, 2009), Seira Kuroda^[18]
• Sakuramichi (NTV, 2009), Miki Kobayashi
• Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi Special (Fuji TV, 2009), Yukari Mutō
• Sotsu Uta: Best Friend (Fuji TV, 2010), Ayumi Takano
• Hammer Session! (TBS, 2010), Kaede Tachibana
• Himitsu (TV Asahi, 2010), Monami Sugita/Naoko Sugita
• Bull Doctor (NTV, 2011), Mia Takeda
• Yonimo Kimyōna Monogatari: Aki no Tokubetsuhen (Fuji TV, 2011), Yuri Dōjima
• Ghost Mama Sōsasen: Boku to Mama no Fushigina 100-nichi (NTV, 2012), Aoi Uehara
• Kagi no Kakatta Heya Episode 8 (Fuji TV, 2012)
• Black Board: Jidai to Tatakatta Kyōshi Tachi (TBS, 2012)
• Reset: Hontō no Shiawase no Mitsukekata (TBS, 2012), Tomoko Miyoshi
• Tazunebito (2012), Mitsuki Ōmae
• The Knife and the Sword (TV Asahi, 2013), Natsu
• ST: Keishichō Kagaku Tokusōhan (NTV, 2013), Shō Aoyama
• Naru Youni Narusa (TBS, 2013), Yōko Uchida
• Dandarin: Rōdō Kijun Kantokukan Episode 4 (NTV, 2013), Yumi Sanada
• Naru Youni Narusa Season 2 (TBS, 2014), Yōko Uchida
• The Knife and the Sword Part 2 (TV Asahi, 2014), Natsu
• ST Aka to Shirō no Sōsa File (2014), Shō Aoyama
• Masshiro (2015), Nana Matsuoka
• Daddy Sister (2016)
• The Supporting Actors (2017), herself
• The Many Faces of Ito (2017), Shūko Nose (B)
• Temp Staff Psychic Ataru (2019)
• Asagao: Forensic Doctor (2019)
• Yell (2020)
• The Supporting Actors 3 (2021), herself
• What Will You Do, Ieyasu? (2023), Ito^[19]
• Oshi no Ko (2024), Abiko Samejima^[20]
• The Hot Spot (2025), Mizuki Manabe^[21]

Dubbing

• Tomorrowland (June 2015), Casey Newton (Britt Robertson)^[22]

Commercials

• Tokyo Denryōku
  • IH Cooking Heater
  • TEPCO Hikari
    • "Mama no Manzoku (Shopping)" (May 2006 – November 2006)
    • "Ojīchan no Manzoku" (May 2006 – November 2006)
• Marvelous Interactive "Bokujō Monogatari Series"
  • Nintendo DS "Bokujō Kimi to Sodatsu Shima" (September 2006)
  • "Sekai ga Sodatsu" (December 2006 – present)
• KDDI "au"
  • Oyako de, au debut no Haru.
    • "Kenka" (February 2007)
    • "Chichi wa Tatsujin" (February 2007)
• House Foods Corporation "Fruity" (February 2007)^[23]
• Kankō Gakuseifuku (October 2008)^[24]
• Kyushu Telecommunication Network "BBIQ" (October 2008 – October 2012)
• Bridgestone Cycle "Albelt" (January 2009)^[25]
• Bourbon "Alfort Mini Chocolate" (September 2014)^[26]
• Level-5 Nintendo 3DS "Fantasy Life" (December 2012)^[27]
• Daihatsu "Move" (May 2013)^[28]
• Ajinomoto "Pal Sweet Bioligo" (April 2015)^[29]

Bibliography

Books

• Mirai Nikki (Ameba Books, October 2009), ISBN 9784344991514

Photobooks

• 14-sai, 15-sai, 16-sai no Mirai (Kadokawa Marketing, 6 November 2009), ISBN 9784048950688
• Mirai: Chiisai Desukedo, Nanika? (Tokyo News Service, March 2012), ISBN 9784863362130
• Arigatou (Kadokawa, 11 January 2014), ISBN 9784047318892

Awards and nominations

Year	Organization	Award	Work	Result
2005	46th Television Drama Academy Awards	Best Newcomer	Joō no Kyōshitsu	Won[30]
2006	Annual TV Life Awards 2006	Best Newcomer, Best Actress	14-year-old Mother	Won[31]
2006	Galaxy Award (Japan)	Suisenshō	14-year-old Mother	Won[32]
2007	15th Hashida Awards	Rookie of the Year	14-year-old Mother	Won[33]
2008	58th Television Drama Academy Awards	Best Actress	Seigi no Mikata	Won[34]
2010	2010 Elan d'or Awards	Newcomer Award	Herself	Won[35]
2010	33rd Japan Academy Film Prize	Newcomer Award	Dare mo Mamotte Kurenai	Won[36]
2010	63rd Television Drama Academy Awards	Best Actress	Shōkōjo Seira	Won[37]